Kettlehouse Farm, Perry Barr
Kettlehouse Farm, Perry Barr. In the fields near the farm the pumping station can be seen in the background. The lady in the picture is Elsie Judd, one of the tenants of the farm in the 1920s.
Kettlehouse Farm, Perry Barr
At Kettlehouse Farm, Holly Lane, Perry Barr, the tenant farmer, George Judd, poses for the camera while his dog 'Mick' does one of his tricks on a snowy day sometime in the 1930s.
Key Hill Cemetery
Key Hill Cemetery lies at the edge of Birmingham's jewellery quarter and is the last resting place of many of the rich and famous of Birmingham. This exhibition includes some views of the cemetery, some ...
Khalsa House, Asian Advice Centre, Handsworth
"An advisory and welfare centre, which provided support and information for the Asian community." Pogus Caesar, February 2003.
Kim Hancock interview
Kim Hancock was born in Handsworth in 1957 and her parents and grandmother were also born in Handsworth. She talks about the changes in the area and in her own life in the 1960s and 70s:
To listen ...
King Edward VI Grammar School for Girls Handsworth
After the closure of the Gild of the Holy Cross, and the confiscation of its property at the time of the Reformation in 1547, a petition from some Birmingham men in 1548 requested that part of the endowment ...
King Edward VI Grammar School for Girls Handsworth
After the closure of the Gild of the Holy Cross, and the confiscation of its property at the time of the Reformation in 1547, a petition from some Birmingham men in 1548 requested that part of the endowment ...
King Edward VI Grammar School for Girls Handsworth
The magnificent assembly hall of King Edward VI Grammar School for Girls in Rosehill Road. On the platform at one end of the hall stands a large impressive wooden armchair of Tudor style, resembling ...
King Edward VI Grammar School for Girls Handsworth
A photograph taken from the Villa Road end of Rosehill Road, this is King Edward VI Grammar School for Girls Handsworth. The school was opened in 1911 to accommodate pupils moving from Summer Hill and ...
King Edward VI Grammar School for Girls Handsworth
A rear view of King Edward VI Grammar School for Girls Handsworth in Rosehill Road.
Because the school is built on an incline, the basement level at the back of the building is quite substantial, giving ...
King Edward VI Grammar School for Girls, Handsworth
This is a rear view of the main building of King Edward VI Grammar School for Girls in Rosehill Road.
The photograph has been taken from the lower playground and shows the entrance to the 'playroom' ...
King Edward VI Grammar School for Girls, Handsworth
A view of the front of King Edward VI Grammar School for Girls in Rosehill Road. Erected in 1911, the architect was P.B. Chatwin, the son of J.A. Chatwin, the architect responsible for the restoration ...
King Edward VI School evacuation plaque
This plaque was placed in Monmouth as a thank you for the hospitality shown by residents to boys from the school who had been evacuated there.
King Edward VI School for Girls, Handsworth
Postcard view of King Edward VI School for Girls, Handsworth, the new grammar school built in 1911
King Edward's Grammar School For Girls
The school was opened in 1911, the pupils being drawn from three existing King Edward's schools at Aston, Summer Row and Bath Row. Rose Hill Road was made to accomodate the school.
King Edward's Grammar School: Hagley Road, Edgbaston
Tinted Victorian postcard of a view looking along Hagley Road, Edgbaston, from Five Ways. The vehicle, apparently a horse-bus, is passing the old King Edward's Grammar School, Five Ways. Though opened ...
King Edwards School
An account in words and pictures of King Edwards' School Five Ways by pupils -Craig, Jerome, Serene, Nyle, Damon, Bethany of Woodview Primary School.
King Edward's School, Five Ways, Edgbaston
King Edward's School, Five Ways, occupied this building in 1895 when W. Horton of Francis Road took this photograph, but it had originally been home to the Birmingham and Edgbaston Proprietary School ...