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Flower Girl at Balsall Heath Carnival

This gallery is a selection of photographs taken at Balsall Heath Carnival by Mick Turner.

Flowers on Ladypool Road

Balsall Heath enters Britain In Bloom each year. The considerable efforts made by Balsall Heath Forum to plant and maintain so many baskets, containers and plots of land are greatly praised and appreciated....

Focus On Mental Health

Mrs McGhie with a display of "Shades Of Black" activities at The House Of Commons. On January 23rd 1997 the organisation attended a reception there where they were presented with an award for World Mental ...

Fog in Perry Barr 1897

A newpaper cutting from the Birmingham Mail, December 27 1897. This article recounts the story of a man attempting to travel from Snow Hill to Perry Barr during thick fog. Because of the poor visibility ...

Follett Osler family grave at Key Hill Cemetery

Osler Street is named after the family buried at this grave at the General Cemetery - known as Key Hill. Abraham Follett Osler (1808-1903) built up the family glass firm, which in 1851 took prime position ...

Football Match, Lozells

Vietnamese youth football teams in a match in Lozells.

Fortune Telling at Handsworth.

A newspaper cutting from the "Birmingham Mail" 30th March 1900. This cutting refers to a "gipsy" Carolina Smith, who lived on the Black Patch, being fined for fortune telling. Taken from the G.H. ...

Forward - by Raymond Mason

"Forward" was unveiled in June 1991 in the centre of Centenary Square. Cast in polyester resin, it represented the march of Birmingham from its smokey industrial past into the future. The figures marching ...

Forward Hire Cars

Forward Hire were "always at your service" and only 8D per mile. The cars had a distinctive red and cream livery. They were located at Cambridge Street.

Found Drowned

This newscutting reports on the inquest following the death of eighteen year old James Coope. Coope had lived with his aunt and uncle in Livingston Road, had argued with them and had his ears boxed. ...

Fowl Stealing at Handsworth

A newspaper cutting from the "Handsworth Herald", 29th January 1887. A short article which gives details of a case heard at West Bromwich Police Court in which two labourers, John Crockett and Walter ...

Francis Canon Hopkins

Full biography of Canon Hopkins, also available as a downloadable file. The honour which the Chapter of St. Chad’s Roman Catholic Cathedral, Birmingham, have just conferred upon Father Hopkins, of ...

Frank Street

Bomb damage in Frank Street, Balsall Heath during World War Two

Frank Trippas & Son, Ladypool Road

Trippas & Son were a bakery and confectioners for many decades on the Ladypool Road/ St Paul's Road junction. The premises today are now the Lahore Asian Sweet Centre but are still largely recognisable ...

Fred Avery - Herbalist

Based at Number 52 Spring Hill Avery's credentials as a herbalist intriguingly refer to his American origins. His bloodless surgery is very reassuring!

Fred Whitehouse goes for a Health check

Fred was serving with British forces in South Africa at the time. In a letter sent to his home at 259 Belgrave Road Balsall Heath, and dated 20th November 1939, he was summoned to go for a medical examination ...

Freddie McGregor, Jamaican Vocalist

"Freddie McGregor, once a member of legendary vocal group The Claredonians and one of Jamaica's most gifted reggae singers, he has collaborated with artists including, Judy Mowatt and Sugar Minott. Recording ...

Frederick Bellamy

Frederick Bellamy in a picture taken in about 1904. His father was Edwin Bellamy, the founder of E.C. Bellamy & Co. of Pritchard Street, Newtown Row, makers of Kelly lamps. This photograph is one of ...