Using Obscene Language on a Perry Barr Tram
This cutting from the Handsworth Herald is about a pig dealer called Richard Idiens who was accused of using obscene language on a tram. He was ordered off the car and then 'gave vent to disgraceful language'. ...
View of a Sycamore Tree, Perry Park
by Charles Barber (1783 - 1854). He went to Liverpool to teach drawing and painted in oils and watercolours. Charles exhibited regularly at the Liverpool Academy of Arts of which he was a member from ...
View of cottages near Perry Bridge, Perry Barr
By Joseph Vincent Barber (1788-1838). He was one of the founders of the first Society of Birmingham Artists in 1809, which developed into the Birmingham Academy of Arts, of which he became Honourary Secretary. ...
View of Perry Barr
By one of the Lines family. This may be drawn somewhere along the River Tame, possibly at Perry Barr Locks. Eight different members of the Lines family have been recorded as having artistic ability. Several ...
View of Perry Barr
By Elizabeth Jane Hasluck. Elizabeth was the wife of Daniel Sidney Hasluck and they lived at the Austins. Elizabeth presented a bound volume of her watercolours of The Austins to her son Ernest for Christmas ...
View of Perry Barr Hall by Charles Walter Radclyffe
Charles Walter Radclyffe (1817-1903) was born in Birmingham. His work is predominately landscape subjects and he exhibited prolifically - 454 works between 1846-1902. His forte was as a watercolourist ...
View of Perry Bridge, near Birmingham
Drawing after Samuel Prout. Samuel Prout (1783-1852)was a watercolourist and painter of topographical and architectural subjects. His work featured architectural subjects, streets and markets Prout's ...
View of Perry Hall, Perry Barr
by Allen Edward Everitt. Everitt (1824-1882) was a prolific Birmingham artist and antiquarian whose watercolours and drawings are an important visual record of the historic architecture of the West Midlands. ...
View of Perry Hall, Perry Barr
By Allen Edward Everitt. Everitt (1824-1882) was a prolific Birmingham artist and antiquarian whose watercolours and drawings are an important visual record of the historic architecture of the West Midlands. ...
View of Perry Park, Perry Barr
Credited to the Barber family.
View of trees in Perry Park by Charles Barber
Charles Barber (1783 - 1854). Charles Barber went to Liverpool to teach drawing and painted in oils and watercolours. Charles exhibited regularly at the Liverpool Academy of Arts of which he was a member ...
Walsall Road, Perry Barr
Walsall Road, Perry Barr, looking north in March 1947,when floods were caused by the thaw after one of the worst winters of the century.
Walsall Road, Perry Barr
Walsall Road, Perry Barr. This March 1947 view, looking south, shows flooding caused by the thaw after the extremely severe winter of 1947.
Warren Farm Estate, Perry Barr
Warren Farm Estate, Perry Barr, on 16th September 1929, showing the site being prepared for construction to begin.
Warren Road, Perry Barr
Warren Road, Perry Barr, in a scene that would have seemed timeless were it not for the presence of telegraph poles. The photograph was taken in 1928.
Weary of Life - Shocking Case at Perry Barr
This newscutting from the G.H. Osborne Collection gives details of the case of eleven year old Edith Johnson. She lived with her father and stepmother in Franchise Street, Perry Barr and was a pupil ...
Well Head Farm
Built c.1600 rebuilt c.1830 demolished 1974 this farm stood on the corner of Wellhead Lane and Aldridge Road.
Wellhead Lane, Perry Barr
Wellhead Lane, Perry Barr, photographed on 25th July 1939 at the junction with Aston Lane. On the right is the premises of the electrical engineering firm George Ellison Ltd. In the distance the road ...