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Runcorn Road Corner Shop

Shop and its staff on the corner of Runcorn Road

Frank Trippas & Son

Frank Trippas & Son, bakers and confectioners, Ladypool Road c1990

Taylor & Co

Taylor & Co.'s corner shop Taunton Road and Roshven Road. Taylor's sold records and pathephones a type of gramophone c 1920

Court Road Shops

Local shops on the corner of Edward Road and Court Road looking towards Calthorpe Park

Court Road Shops

The shops shown above refurbished and converted to the Islamic Resource Centre, 2000

Leisure

Programme from the Moseley and Balsall Heath Institute for 1888-9

St. Paul's Venture

A music workshop at St. Paul's Venture Playscheme, Malvern Street, 2000

St Patrick's Scout Group

St Patrick's Scout Group Highgate 1914-15

Dancing display

A programme for a dancing display at the Institute 1928

Library

The library interior 1910. silence prevailed with separate tables for "Ladies" and "Boys" while assistants fetched books on request.

Balsall Heath Picture House

The Balsall Heath Picture House, later the Luxor Cinema, near Longmore Street. The advertisement dates from 1916 when films were silent but accompanied by live music. This cinema opened originally in ...

The Olympia Cinema

The Olympia, Ladypool Road, originally known as the Ladypool Picture house.

The Imperial Cinema

The Imperial, Moseley Road, was built by Harry Grigg, a local pork butcher. From the beginning it was a huge success, and was noted for its 'select and high class audience'. The first manager was George ...

Highgate Park

Highgate Park showing Rowton House in the background 1932

Boys' Brigade Company

Moseley Road Methodist Church Boys' Brigade Company 1970

Vaughton's Hole

Vaughton's Hole on the River Rea, apparently the ideal spot for a rural dip. This was near the point where the River Rea crossed the old Kings Norton parish boundary, near the present Gooch Street. In ...

The Olympia Cinema

The Olympia, Ladypool Road

Luxor orchestra

A local businessman, Mr Baker, is shown seated fourth from the left in the Luxor orchestra