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Mavis Bartlett at the back of the Edgbaston Hotel

This pub was at the corner of Lee Bank Road and Ryland Road. Mavis was the daughter of the then licensee Len Bartlett.

McDonalds Drive-In Restaurant

The McDonald's restaurant occupies a site on the junction of Lee Bank Middleway and Bristol Road. Prior to the building of McDonald's this site was occupied by the Abc/ Bristol Cinema.

McDonald's sign - by Year Five at Woodview

The McDonald's sign in the pavement outside. This is at the drive through restaurant just off Lee Bank Middleway.

Meeting room at the Attwood Green Community Centre

The downstairs meeting room next to the kitchen area. The Centre was home to all manner of community activities which have now migrated to various venues in the Attwood Green area. It was demolished as ...

Meeting room at the Attwood Green Community Centre

The Centre was demolished as part of the urban regeneration of Lee Bank. It had been a centre for all manner of community activities - which have been maintained since at a variety of venues.

Meeting the locals

The Queen Mother taking time to talk to local residents during her tour of the Y Block development in 1957. So far none of these residents have been identified.

Meeting the Queen Mother

Local residents meeting the Queen Mother during her official vist to Nash House in 1957. Do you know anybody in the crowd?

Meeting the Queen Mother

Harry Wallace, caretaker of Nash House and his colleagues and family. They are posing happily either before or after meeting the Queen Mother on her official visit to see the Y-Block development.

Memorial plaque to Elizabeth Dale

This plaque is in St Luke's Church and commemorates Elizabeth Dale who died on May 7th 1864. Elizabeth's husband Frederick was Vicar of the church at the time and she was also the daughter of John Miller ...

Memories of Lee Bank by Jim Davenport

The Lee Bank I remember as a child 70 years ago was vastly different to what it is today, we even had three chemists! I was born in 1898 in the part of Irving Street that no longer exists. The area ...

Messerschmitt on Broad Street

In September 1940 the Birmingham population were digging deep to raise money to buld Spitfires for the war. To draw attention to the fundraising a captured German Messerschmitt was put on display on the ...

Middleway to Bath Row

This view captures the changing face of the Lee Bank area. In the foreground we have two of the Middleway blocks built as part of the urban renewal of the nineteen fifties and sixties. The road running ...

Miss Ford's Room at St. Thomas's School

Miss Ford's class looking attentively at presumably Miss Ford and/or the photographer. This classroom was at St. Thomas's School on Bath Row/ Granville Street in the Edgbaston area. During the redevelopment ...

Moores on Windmill Street

Tony Moores was a leather manufacturer in Windmill Street. This staff photograph was taken outside the shopfront. Amongst the group are: Pamela Jones (2nd left), Faye ? (3rd left), Mary Dawkins (crouching ...

Moving in to Faraday House - 1962

Gwen Hatton and her family moved from 142 Edward Street (near Spring Hill Library) to Faraday House in 1962. Faraday was one of the four blocks erected on the Lee Bank estate at the top end of the Middleway ...

Mr T.M. Colmore, J.P., Stipendiary for Birmingham

Portrait of Mr T.M. Colmore, J.P., Stipendiary Magistrate for Birmingham. Thomas Milnes Colmore was born in 1845 and, after being educated at Rugby School and Brasenose College, Oxford, he was called ...

Mr T.M. Colmore, J.P., Stipendiary Magistrate for Birmingham

Portrait of Mr T.M. Colmore, J.P., Stipendiary Magistrate for Birmingham from 1888 to 1905. Thomas Milnes Colmore was born in 1845 into the Colmore family who had been in Birmingham from around 1500 and ...

Mrs Sadler home from work

Mrs Sadler is seen here outside her home on William Street. Work was at a chemists on Broad Street. Her son Arthur recalls that the pet cat used to come in through the front window; when Mrs Sadler had ...