A Soldiers Wife For Ladywood
A standing man, a woman seated on a chair and a child seated on a table
From The Ernest Dyche Collection
A Tale of Starvation
A newspaper cutting from the Handsworth Herald, May 13th 1905. This is a report on the discovery of a semi-concious man being found lying in Rocky Lane.
It was later discovered by Police-constable Potts ...
A toddler and a baby sitting on a mat
From The Ernest Dyche Collection
A tour round a public ARP shelter - sixty years on
During the Second World War air-raid shelters were located in people's gardens but there were also many public shelters too, capable of coping with many people at a time. Some of the back-garden Anderson ...
A view from the train at Balsall Heath Carnival
"During the afternoon, several trains were seen to stop on the bridge overlooking Seven Streets Park and Malvern Street. Were the signals against them, or did the drivers stop to witness one of the most ...
A visit to the Reservoir
This leaflet extolling the virtues of Edgbaston Reservoir is in a scrapbook covering the early 1920's. is is the "outside" of the leaflet with pictures covering the attractions including swimming,rowing ...
A woman and a baby
From The Ernest Dyche Collection
A woman and child sitting on grass
From The Ernest Dyche Collection
A woman in a wedding dress in front of church steps and door
From The Ernest Dyche Collection.
A woman in orange traditional dress standing next to a vase
From The Ernest Dyche Collection.
A woman sitting on a chair with a baby
From The Ernest Dyche Collection
A woman standing on one leg wearing belly dancing clothing,
posing against black background.
From The Ernest Dyche Collection
A woman wearing a fur coat, standing next to a table with flowers on it.
From The Ernest Dyche Collection.
A woman wearing pink traditional South Asian dress standing next to a vase with flowers in
From The Ernest Dyche Collection.
A woman wearing traditional dress standing next to a baby seated on a table
From The Ernest Dyche Collection
A woman with short hair wearing a gingham shirt and necklace.
From The Ernest Dyche Collection.
A Woman's Remarkable Leap into Canal
Maud Brotherton threw herself from Tower Hill Bridge into the Walsall Canal which was suggested to be a distance of sixty feet into a six foot deep canal.
Two girls on their way to work at Kynoch's ...