Soho Road
Shopping precinct along the Soho Road. The poster says "You Are Not Alone" and you certainly wouldn't be on the Soho Road as it is one of Birmingham's busiest shopping areas.
Soho Road
Undated picture of the Soho Road.
Soho Road
Undated photograph of the Soho Road.
Soho Road
Undated photograph of the Soho Road.
Soho Road
Early twentieth century view of the Soho Road.
Soho Road
Taken sometime during the 1960s to 1970s. Amongst the shops to be found in this photograph are:
Englands: Shoes
Withers: Tobacconist
Pearks: Supermarket
Burtons: Clothes
Soho Road
Undated photograph of the Soho Road but probably from the Victorian/ Edwardian era.
Soho Road at The Frighted Horse
Undated photograph of the Soho Road by the Frighted Horse public house.
Soho Road Blitz damage
Bomb damaged shops during the air-raids of 1942. The photograph covers the buildings between numbers 216 down to 192. At that time left to right they were: Pearks Dairies, The National Provincial Bank ...
Soho Road Blitz damage
Bomb damaged shops during the air-raids of 1942. To the left of the photograph is the National Provincial Bank - then managed by C S Parker. The bank was number 214 Soho Road. The devastated building ...
Soho Road Jewellers
An example of the jewellery to be found on sale along the Soho Road. There has been a real growth in the number of jewellers in Handsworth.
Soho Road Jewellers
A colourful display of a range of jewellery on sale in the Soho Road.
Soho Road junction with Milestone Lane
The church visible to the left is Asbury Memorial Methodist Church. The foundation stone was laid on 1st July 1884. It was named in memory of Francis Asbury who lived in a cottage at Hamstead. Asbury ...
Soho Road looking towards the Library
Undated postcard - late nineteenth to early twentieth century. View looking towards the Library on the left hand side of the photograph.
Soho Road Mitha (sweet) Counter
A selection of mitha (sweets) on counters in a shop window on the Soho Road.
Soho Road shops
Taken in 1985.
Soho Road Shops
Taken in June 1985 by the City Engineers Department.