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Hair Salon - by Year Five at Woodview

This Salon is owned by David Anthony. It is located on the Bristol Road just after the junction with Lee Bank Middleway.

Hair we go

A hairdressers on Ladypool Road shows off one of the latest styles to pupils from Anderton Park Road. There have always been barbers on the road although the styles and prices have changed considerably. ...

Halfway Farm, Kingstanding

Mr Compton, the waggoner, cutting a neighbour's hair at Halfway Farm, Kingstanding Road, Kingstanding, sometime in the 1920s.

Hall Road, Handsworth

Sutton House, 91 Hall Road, Handsworth, photographed around 1924. Some elaborate architectural detailing can be glimpsed between the trees. The railings on the front wall are also quite ornate.

Hall Road, Handsworth

The back garden of 91 Hall Road, Handsworth, photographed around 1924. The garden is now part of the playing fields of King Edward's School.

Hall Road, Handsworth

Hall Road, Handsworth

Hampton Road, Handsworth

Hampton Road, Handsworth, from a postcard

Hamstead Brickworks, Hamstead

Now Hamstead Hall Avenue

Hamstead Bridge, Handsworth

Hamstead Bridge, Old Walsall Road, Handsworth, also known as 'Turnpike Bridge'. In the background on the right can be seen the British Rail sign for Hamstead Station. Date not recorded. Photographer ...

Hamstead Colliery

Photograph of Hamstead Colliery Pit bottom after the fire, 1908

Hamstead Colliery

In April 1875 a company was formed to buy the Hamstead estate from G.C. Calthorpe of Perry Hall. He then leased a further 1500 acres of land to the newly founded colliery company. The first seam of coal ...

Hamstead Colliery Car

Hamstead Colliery Coal

Hamstead Colliery Coal at Wharf, Hamstead Hill. The haulage firm of W.T. Stubbs are not listed in the trade directories of the period but they appear (from the front vehicle) to have been located in Handsworth....

Hamstead Colliery Disaster March 1908

In 1875 the Hamstead Colliery Company purchased the Hamstead estate to look for coal; the colliery, by Great Barr station, was launched in July. Coal was essential for industry, and for domestic heating. ...

Hamstead Colliery Disaster March 4th 1908

The deaths of 29 miners in the disaster shocked the local community. Funds were raised in a variety of ways for families of the victims. Several commemorative postcards were issued such as this one which ...

Hamstead Colliery Disaster: The Miners' Last Message

This card was issued following the fire at Hamstead Colliery on March 4th 1908. The miners' names listed are: A.Curtis, J.Guest, H.Watts, T.Cole, T.Johnson and Joe Hodgkiss.The writing on the board was ...

Hamstead Colliery Pumping Machinery

Undated photograph.

Hamstead Colliery, Hamstead

The Hamstead Brickworks in a state of dereliction on 19th June 1968. The brickworks, which is listed in directories as being part of Hamstead Colliery, was situated behind the houses of Hamstead Village, ...