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Funeral of a Bus Driver, Handsworth Cemetry

Funeral of Chief Superintendent Tozer, Edgbaston

The funeral cortege of Chief Superintendent Alfred Tozer of the Birmingham Fire Brigade on 28 April 1906. Supt Tozer, whose father and grandfather had been firemen before him, came to Birmingham in 1879 ...

Funeral of Mr. Wainwright in Handsworth

In this diary entry, John Benjamin Stone MP recounts the day of Mr Wainwright's burial in Handsworth. "Wed July 2nd 1902. Letters from home saying Mr Wainwright would be buried today. Left Euston ...

Funeral, Bethel United Church of Jesus Christ

Outside Bethel United Church, Gibson Road after a funeral service.

Funeral, Handsworth Cemetry

Hymns are sung round the grave at a funeral.

Funeral, Handsworth Cemetry

Future of the Community

Young girl and dragon at MVCA Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration.

Future of the Community

Young girl performs Vietnamese song in traditional Vietnamese dress.

Future of the Community

Vietnamese children playing in Handsworth Park.

Future of the Community

Young girl with balloons and lantern at the mid-Autumn festival.

G. F. Andrews on Freeth Street

G.E. Wootton

This is an abridged version of his biography from the Handsworth Magazine. The full version is available as a download. Few men are more closely linked with the Handsworth of the past 30 years or so ...

Gala Cinema

The Gala Cinema in 1979. Showing is "Flesh Gordon" with "Shivers" on the following week. It had been open as The Gala since 1977 but will always be best remembered as The Broadway and to a lesser extent ...

Gala Cinema, Bristol Street, Lee Bank

When the photograph was taken in around 1980 this cinema in Bristol Street, Lee Bank, was called the Gala Cinema but this was only one of several names it had over the years. The original building having ...

Gary Thompson of Aston Villa at Ladywood School

Ladywood School pupil Dean Dodd interviews Aston Villa player Gary Thompson for the school newspaper, "The Ladywood Bugle".

Gas Mask

Gas mask of type issued to the residents of Handsworth in World War Two. The threat of bombs exploding containing poison gas, or even a bomb exploding near gas piping were major concerns for Civil Defence. ...

Gas Mask Distribution

Policemen loading vans with gas masks at Birmingham ARP headquarters. There was a widespread perception that the German luftwaffe would drop poison gas on Britain during the Blitz, and so masks were given ...

Gasometer, Soho Foundry, Handsworth

The original gasometer at the Soho Foundry, Handsworth. It was constructed in about 1799 and was used continuously to supply the Soho Foundry with gas for lighting purposes until the gas could be purchased ...