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  1. The Bull Ring Market on a Saturday - March 15, 19681 of 34
  2. Sparkbrook: King Street maisonettes with older development in background2 of 34
  3. Bournville Lane flooded due to burst water main - October 23, 19643 of 34
  4. Longbridge: Austin Motor Works - Lickey Road Entrance Bristol Road - September 24, 19684 of 34
  5. Tame Valley: View east from Bromford Lane Railway Bridge near Fort Dunlop5 of 34
  6. Balsall Heath: Hope Street on the corner of Pershore Road and Sherlock Street6 of 34
  7. Duddeston: Birmingham Great Brook Street early 19th century housing - February 19, 19547 of 34
  8. Moat Lane: Upper Mill Lane with St Martins to the rear - August 5, 19608 of 34
  9. Maypole: Alcester Road - September 15, 19599 of 34
  10. Druids Heath: Stone Henge Croft - April 1, 196710 of 34
  11. Druids Heath: Estate Drews Meadow Close - April 1, 196711 of 34
  12. Ladywood: St Vincent Street and Browning Street. Tiles removed from houses awaiting demolition12 of 34
  13. Bromford: Bridge development at Bromford Road - October 13, 196813 of 34
  14. Aston: Birchfield Road and Livingstone Road, taken near Trinity Rd - 10th March 114 of 34
  15. Bournville: Factory buildings from Linden Road - September 23, 196815 of 34
  16. Cheapside: Near Ravenhurst Street Moseley Road looking towards the city centre16 of 34
  17. Bartley Green: School bus terminus and village delivery van at Genners Lane17 of 34
  18. Castle Vale: Reed Square shopping centre - November 23, 196818 of 34
  19. Camp Hill: Stratford Street North - some houses dated 1831. Taken August 5, 1959 - 5th Aug19 of 34
  20. Gas Street Basin towards Broad Street - February 27, 195320 of 34
  21. View from Lee Crescent Bristol Street of the Lea Mason Church of England School on Bell Barn Road21 of 34
  22. University of Birmingham clock tower and main buildings22 of 34
  23. Tyseley: BXL Factory on Redfern Road - view towards Kings Road. Taken November 2, 196823 of 34
  24. Small Heath: Golden Hillock Road - July 23, 195724 of 34
  25. Newtown: Great Hampton Row - April 1, 196725 of 34
  26. Northfield: Flats of Lay Hill Estate From Hogs Lane Merrits Brook Lane June 8, 195726 of 34
  27. Newtown: Unett Street redevelopment near New John Street West27 of 34
  28. Newtown: Old and New in Great Hampton Row Near Unett Street May 14, 196328 of 34
  29. Edgbaston Reservoir. View towards Gillott Road Selwyn Road29 of 34
  30. Nechells Green: Oliver Street children playing - October 13, 1968.30 of 34
  31. Handsworth: College of Art Former Urban District Council Houses 1878-9 Soho Road - March 2, 196831 of 34
  32. Harborne: 19th Century Housing circa 1880s in Gordon Road.32 of 34
  33. Harborne High Street - August 17, 196133 of 34
  34. Kings Norton: The Green - November 8, 196134 of 34
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