Cleveland and Clydesdale Towers - Angela Maloney
Beautiful cloudy sky between the two "Sentinels" on Holloway Head.
Clifton Junior School on St Paul's Road
This building replaced the old Clifton Road School which still in fact remains on Clifton Road and is now the home of St Paul's Trust.
Clifton Primary School on Brunswick Road
The infant and nursery school opened in 1972. Clifton was originally located in nearby Clifton Road. They completed a move from there by 2001 when the junior school finally left for adjacent premises ...
Clifton Road Junior & Infant Schools
Opened in 1878 and also housed the area office for Kings Norton School Board. Both schools left for new premises, in St Paul's Road, in the 2000's. The buildings are now occupied by St Paul's Trust.
Clock by Shakar, Mosha, Christopher, Tammy and Emma T.
The story of the Five Ways Clock by pupils from Woodview Primary School. Use the zoom" button to look more closely.
Code of Good Conduct in the ARP shelter under George Road
As you arrive in the first area from the entrance you see this notice hanging on the wall - the Code of Good Conduct. It reads as follows:
Public Shelters are provided for the use of members of the ...
Colin Gabbidon's Work: Vertical Hold
From 'Vertical Hold' artshow, Westminster Road, Handsworth. 23rd September 2002
Coming to Birmingham - A video interview with Miss Riley
Children from Woodview School conducted a series of video interviews with local people about their, and their family's, experiences of immigration to the area from abroad.
Coming to Birmingham - A video interview with Tony
One of a series of interviews conducted by children from Woodview Primary School. Tony came to this country from Barbados and in this interview he talks about the differences between his life there and ...
Community centre under demolition (with film clip)
This digger demolished the whole Centre in about one hour! The area is part of the re-development undertaken by Crest Nicholson and Optima Community Association. the Centre stood on Gaywood Croft off ...
Construction in Lee Bank
View of new properties under construction by Crest Nicholson. This view is taken looking towards the four blocks on Lee Bank Middleway, from the balcony of the old Community Centre on Gaywood Croft.
Construction site in Lee Bank
Ground prepared for construction near the Middleway blocks. In the distance is Lee Bank Middleway and to the right is Wheeley's Lane.
Corbel Stone in St. Mary's Church
St Mary's Church features many fine architectural features such as this Corbel Stone set high on the wall. It would be difficult to see without the zoom facility on the video camera.
Corner of Irving and Bow Street
The redevelopment of the Lee Bank area in the fifties and sixties seemed to bypass a small area along Bow Street and onto Irving Street. Some old former factory and small business workshops survive along ...
Craven Arms
Taken on a rainy day in Summer 2004. The flags are flying as England at that time were still playing in the European Football Championships. The Craven Arms was proposed for local or statutory listed ...
Craven Arms, Gough Street
Detail of the beautiful decoration on the facade of the Craven Arms Public House in Gough Street.
Cregoe Street 2004
This view is towards what was most famously the site of Bradshaws. The turning to the right is where Irving Street once was and directly opposite was Latimer Street. Bradshaw's Stores stood either side ...
Crest Nicholson: Images of Park Central construction
A collection of photographs showing stages of development in Park Central, part of the Attwood Green redevelopment of the Lee Bank area.
This image is of "Plot 256" which is located off Wheeley's Lane....