EAW001260 ENGLAND (1946). The industrial and residential area at Deepfields and Lady Moor, Bilston, 1946

The Bricklayers Arms

Skidmore Road

Daisy bank infants school

Udall's farm

Rising Sun

Manor school

Foundry street

Hopyard foundry

Capponfield Stop

Highfields Colliery Basin

Blue Button footbridge

Old Primitive Methodist Chapel- Daisy Bank (I was christened there in 1935).

Daisy Bank railway station on Wolverhampton to Dudley line.

64 Ash Street, at this time home of Bill and Evelyn Smallshire. The house was originally built for my great grandfather Robert Smallshire in the late 1800's. It was burnt down in the late 1960's

Quasi Arc Co. new factory manufacturer of arc welding electrodes. Closed early 1970's moved to Waltham Cross. Post WW2 become part of British Oxygen Group.

Phoenix Glass Works manufacture of heat-resistant glass plates and dishes.

Webb Street, coseley.

The Boat public house. Grade 2 listed building! Didn't stop it being demolished though !

Mr. Isaac and Mrs. Edith Timmins's bungalow.

Wesleyan church, Hall green street, Bradley.

Yew tree lane

Air-raid shelter

Christ Church graveyard, Darkhouse lane.

Mathews foundry long gone.

Wesley St

Joey Cooper's coal wharf

Rocket Pools

Old Sewage Works,also site of allotments during WW2.

St Martins Church Bradley -now demolished.

Daisy Bank School, Ash St.

DARKHOUSE CHAPEL

ROVING BRIDGE - DEEPFIELDS JUNCTION

ST OSWOLDS MISSION

DEEPFIELDS BRIDGE

MEADOW LANE

BIRMINGHAM NEW ROAD

SITE OF DEEPFIELDS DRAINER (MINE DRAINAGE PUMP)

COSELEY ROAD

STONEFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL (DEMOLISHED)

STONEFIELD SECONDARY SCHOOL

CAPPONFIELD HOUSE POSSIBLY

BROADLANES SCHOOL (SINCE DEMOLISHED)

PITTS COTTAGE (TRANSFERED TO BLACK COUNTRY MUSUEM)

OLD CANNON FOUNDRY

LADYMOOR (BROADLANES) POOL

THE BOAT PUBLIC HOUSE (SINCE DEMOLISHED)

Christ Church graveyard on the corner of Legge Lane and Gough Road

Canal tug?

Boat dock