EAW000770 ENGLAND (1946). Industrial land adjacent to Wolverhampton Road and Bentley Cemetery, Bentley 1946

Flour Mill. Originally Albion flour mill, now known as Smith Flour Mill and has been converted into flats. http://blackcountryhistory.org/collections/getrecord/WAHER_MBL1813/

Noahs Ark pub. EDIT: This is approximately the position of the pub now. However, after speaking with an old local (my Dad), the original Noahs Ark would be somewhere behind the houses to the left of this marker.

Site of the Red Lion (Recently refurbished into a "Hungry Horse")

This gap between the houses became Overdale Drive.

The Alma Inn

Bentley Mill Way

St. Mathews Church

The Belle Vue pub

Future site of Walsall B (Birchills) Power station. Also, the first Walsall power station was in this area, although present at the time of this photo (Work on the first station started in 1914, operational by 1916 but not declared open until 1922)it cannot be distinguished in this photo to the best of my knowledge)

Reedswood park

Approximate site of Bentley Cairne

Lane Arms pub, now demolished after being damaged by fire.

Bentley Mill Lane

Bentley Road North

Robin Hood pub.

'Board Schools'. site of today's Sikh temple.

Rubery Owens sports ground.

approximate site of M6 junction 10

Hopyard brick works

Bentley Canal Birmingham Canal Navigations