EAW023866 ENGLAND (1949). The Hilltop Foundry Co Ltd Anchor Works, Wednesbury, from the north-west, 1949

J Brockhouse Ltd

Pleasant Street

Lee Street- 3 house terraced

Railway Line From Bescot Railway Sidings Through to Dudley. Mothballed in 1993, Now Closed And Becoming The Midland Metro Line Two, Wednesbury To Birerley Hill Merry Hill Shopping Centre.

Golds Hill Level Crossing

Golds Hill Signal Box

Wednesbury Tram Depot West Midlands Metro

Leabrook Tube Works

Tame Valley Canal (Birmingham Canal Navigations) Engineer James Walker

Victoria Street

Potters Lane

Stafford Street

Brunswick Sidings

Exchange Sidings

The Fountain Public House. Now a builders yard.

Wednesbury Town Station

Wednesbury Central Sdation

Swan Village Gas Works

Balls Hill Branch, Wednesbury Old Canal, the first canal to be cut in the Black Country (1769). This was filled in about 1960. Here seen snaking its way through Golds Hill. This picture is remarkable in that it shows almost the entire length of this branch, from the terminus just off Tunnel Road, alongside Brickhouse Lane, where it ran parallel and as far as Swan Village. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wednesbury_Old_Canal

St. Vincent Crescent power house (the "powliouse")before the shops were built.

Heronville Road under construction, Harvills Hawthorne No 2, apparently the last phase to be built on the No 2 estate.

The old Britannia Inn, junction of Ebenezer Street and Dial Lane, West Bromwich. The old terraced houses in Ebenezer Street can be seen at the back, as well as Ratcliffe's playing fields. Harvills Hawthorne Estate No 1 almost complete at this stage.

The aqueduct carrying the Wednesbury Old Canal over the railway (now the Metro).

Junction of Queen Street and Hawkes Lane, Hill Top, West Bromwich

Tame Street, off Holloway Bank, West Bromwich

Junction of Shaw Street, Bagnall Street and Harvills Hawthorne, Golds Green, West Bromwich