EPW050089 ENGLAND (1936). The Harrison Ltd Brass Foundry, High Street Deritend and Alcester Street, Digbeth, 1936

Moseley Street

Free Library

The Old Crown

St Anne's Church is a Roman Catholic Parish church on Alcester Street in Digbeth built in 1884

The Floodgate Street School opened in 1891 and was designed to educate 1,115 children. It is bound by Moore's Row, Milk Street and Floodgate Street. Floodgate Street School continued until 1939-40 when the building was taken over by St Michael's Roman Catholic School. It had become the annexe to Hall Green Technical College by 1982. The footprint of the school building has not changed since it was first built, except that houses which formerly stood to the south have been demolished and a new extension has been built on their site to form the Digbeth Centre of South Birmingham College. This is attached to the former school building by a link at ground floor level which joins to the former Milk Street entrance of the school.

The Devonshire Works of Alfred Bird & Sons Ltd, the custard maker and built in 1902. The building still exists today (22 Jan 14).

Charles Henry Street

Rea Street South

Rea Street

Lombard Street

Birchall Street

Bradford Street

Rowton House (now the Paragon Hotel)

Floodgate Street

River Rea

Heath Mill Lane

Alcester Street

Highgate Park