Christ Church, Perry Barr
Christ Church was erected in 1862 as a mission church of St. John's Perry Barr. It was licensed until 1926 and is now demolished, having been used for many years as a timber merchants.
Christ Church, Perry Barr
Christ Church, at the junction of Walsall Road and Aldridge Road, Perry Barr. The view, dating from around 1920, is looking up Aldridge Road. The church was built in 1862. This area was completely transformed ...
Christ Church, Perry Barr
Christ Church, Walsall Road, Perry Barr, from a tinted photograph. Built in 1862 as a mission church of St John's, the parish church, it was no longer used as a church after 1926 and was subsequently ...
Christ Church, Perry Barr
Christ Church, Walsall Road, Perry Barr, in April 1959 after it had ceased to be a church (in 1926) and had become a timber merchant's premises.
Christ Church, Perry Barr
Christ Church, Perry Barr, in 1906. Built in 1862 as a mission church of St John's it went out of use in 1926 and became the premises of a timber merchant before being demolished.
Christ Church, Summerfield - parish magazine
Front page of the parish magazine listing the clergy and staff associated with the church at the time. Listed are the Reverend J.F. Hinett from the vicarage at 99 Gillott Road and the deaconess M.E. Poynter ...
Christmas at The Rezza
This article is from the first issue of the Ladywood Brew 'Us Bugle)
This was the Birmingham All the Year Round Swimming Club pictured at Edgbaston Reservoir on Christmas morning 1909. The weather ...
Christmas in Ruston Street, Ladywood
Christmas memories by Bernie Stringfellow (nee Ryan) who was born at 1 Back of 23 Ruston Street. Amongst the memories she recollects here is the spending of the Provident cheque at Pearce Brothers' shop.
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Christmas letter to parents
An interesting letter to parents from the headmaster Denis Lyons. Mr Lyons makes reference to the power cuts that were taking place in the UK at the time. All of the pre-Christmas school activities are ...
Church converted into flats - by Year Five at Woodview School
This church was St James church.
Church Hill Road Vicarage
This photograph is taken from the Victoria Park (Handsworth Park) Lodge on Hamstead Road, looking across the fields towards the Vicarage at the junction of Church Hill Road and Gibson Road.
Church Lane
Looking west along Church Lane on March 1st 1926.
Church Lane & Hamstead Road, Handsworth
This photograph is a view from Wellington Road, looking to the junction of Church Lane and Hamstead Road.
Church Lane and Old Cottages
The old cottages in Church Lane dated back to 1699 but were sadly demolished in the 1950s. The cottages are just about visible on the right hand side of the road.
Church Lane cottages and Dixons
Dixons stood opposite the cottages at number 50 and can be seen to the extreme right. They were a poultry, pigeon and dog medicine manufacturer.
Church lane next to St Andrew's Hall
Church Lane, Handsworth
Cottages in Church Lane, Handsworth. A winter scene from a hand-coloured postcard.