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Keith Berry | profile | all galleries >> Phyllis Nicklin's slides of 1950s & 60s Birmingham >> Views from the Rotunda 1966 tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

Views from the Rotunda 1966

Looking along Smallbrook Ringway
Looking along Smallbrook Ringway		 Towards Curzon Street Station
Towards Curzon Street Station		 Over Highgate and Balsall Heath
Over Highgate and Balsall Heath		 Over New Street Station and Smallbrook Ringway (on left)
Over New Street Station and Smallbrook Ringway (on left)
Over St. Martin's church and the Bull Ring markets
Over St. Martin's church and the Bull Ring markets		 Over the roof of New Street Station
Over the roof of New Street Station		 Towards Broad Street
Towards Broad Street		 Towards Corporation Street
Towards Corporation Street
Towards Edgbaston
Towards Edgbaston		 Towards Five Ways
Towards Five Ways		 Towards St. Paul's Church and St. Philip's Cathedral
Towards St. Paul's Church and St. Philip's Cathedral		 Towards the University
Towards the University

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Wilky 13-Mar-2012 13:26
Amazing...thank you! A kid of the 50's in Hockley & Ladywood this is a fantastic memory
massager for me and many others too I'm sure. Thanks again.
eilisha griffiths 23-Feb-2012 00:46
hi all great photos i have photos of woodman pub plus shops plus lee mason youth club over the rd from the running track and old peoples home plus flats i lived in elvetham rd our name was travers i had 4 brothers 1 sister do you no us from 1950 would love to hear from you also my hubby from st martins flats terry griffiths born 1944 our e mail address is eilisha.griffiths@virgin.net happy remenising eilisha x
jean burkett 23-Jan-2011 08:41
loved looking at your photo's and stepping back in time, thank you, you wouldn't happen to know if there was a big department store up from Snow Hill Station, along Queensway,in the 1950's? thanks again, made my Sunday..xx
Frances 22-May-2009 02:24
Thanks for photos. I am looking for Navigation St Thomas Derby and Sons and King Alfred Street Birmingham for family history. Cant get anything from New Zealand. Hopefully you can help me.
Brett Wilde 03-Sep-2008 14:22
How strange, I took those very same shots only two weeks ago!
There are a couple on www.flickr.com/photos/brettwilde
Ray Bevis 16-Aug-2008 09:35
WOW, what a trip down memory lane this was, thank you, i use to live as a kid in Lowe street camphill, right opersite the school, my dad owned the coal yard
John Reynolds 05-Feb-2008 16:40
Fascinating.
John
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