| Birmingham |
| Birmingham is a great city which I've visited regularly since I was a kid. My father was born here - in Olton - and used to take local produce from the Claverdon area to the Bull Ring Market in the 1920s - he would find things a bit different now !! Later he was a bus driver for the Midland Red. |
| This card was posted in 1907. |
| A 1916 postcard of the Town Hall. |
| St Philips in 1908. |
| Corporation Street in a postcard mailed in 1904. |
| Aston Hall in 1906. |
| Colmore Row in the early 1900s. |
| An unused postcard of the City Arcade. |
| Corporation Street about 1910. (Z) |
| A nice but damaged old postcard of New Street and the junction with Corporation Street in the 1920s. |
| A 1907 postcard of New Street. (Z) |
| An early - and much touched-up - view of the Bull Ring. |
| The Town Hall in the 1920s or 30s. |
| An early 20th Century postcard of Corporation Street. |
| An undated postcard of the University. |
| Another early view of the Town Hall. |
| Two early views of Corporation Street, neither with a date. |
| The Midland Institute - a 1907 postcard. |
| Stepehenson Place - a postcard from 1952. |
| Two undated postcards, the Council House on the left and a good view of Corporation Street on the right. |
| As you can see this postcard was written, but it does not seem to have ever been posted, so no date - but around 1905 ? For a brief history of the school, follow this link. |
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| Postcards of the Past |
| A 1909 postcard of King's Norton Village Green. |
| Did You Know.... that Felicity Kendall, the actress, was born in Olton in 1946 ? |
| Search the internet for more about Brum. |
| Did You Know.... that Birmingham is Britain's second most populous city, with a population of 971,000 at the 2001 census ? The city grew from 74,000 in 1800 to 630,000 by 1900. |
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