EPW047854 ENGLAND (1935). Pershore Street and environs, Birmingham, 1935

Midland Red's Digbeth bus garage & Coach Station

Lady well walk ?

Moor Street Station

The Lamp Tavern

68 Hurst Street where in 1960/70s Norman H Field Electronics was located.

Court 10 Lower Hurst Street

Court 8 Back of 181 Hurst Street

The Eden Bar (formerly The White Swan)

Now 'The Core' nightclub

Houses now demolished and replaced by maisonettes surrounding Vernolds Croft

Now a block of flats on Southacre Avenue

Pershore Street

Australian Gin Palace AKA Australian Bar now known as Missing Bar

Queens Arms

MacDonald Street

Rose & Crown Inn

Birmingham Arms Public House

Digbeth

Bull Ring

Moat Lane

Sherlock Street East

Moat Row

Jamaica Row

Cheapside

Moseley Street

Dean Street

Barford Street

Bishop Street

Bromsgrove Street

Skinner Street

Sherlock Street

Roebuck Inn now called The Village Inn

Skinner Lane

Upper Dean Street

LOWER ESSEX STREET

BRITISH OAK PUB

GOOCH ST NORTH

LOCATION OF THE PRESERVED 'BACK TO BACK' HOUSES.

HURST STREET

THE CROWN INN, STATION ST/ HILL ST.

THE EMPIRE PALACE THEATRE, ON THE CORNER OF HURST STREET AND SMALLBROOK ST.

BIRMINGHAM HIPPODROME

BARTHOLEMEW STREET

PARK STREET

THIS BUILDING, STILL STANDING, WAS THE 'BULL RING CINEMA'. IT OPENED IN 1863 AS 'THE LONDON MUSEUM CONCERT HALL', LATER CHANGING ITS NAME TO 'THE CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL' IN 1890. IN 1896 IT WAS BOUGHT BY WILLIAM COUTTS AND RENAMED 'COUTTS THEATRE' AND ALTHOUGH SUCCESSFUL IT CLOSED IN 1900 AND FELL INTO DISUSE. IT BECAME A SILENT MOVIE CINEMA FROM 1912 UNTIL 1931, UNDER THE NAME 'BULL RING CINEMA'BUT NEVER WIRED FOR SOUND. THE AUDITORIUM WAS EVENTUALLY SUBDIVIDED AND USED AS A PUB, RESTAURANT (LORENZO'S),A NIGHT CLUB, KARATE SCHOOL ETC AND IS NOW DISUSED.

COVERED MARKET HALL BUILT IN 1835...GUTTED BY BOMBS IN 1940...SURVIVED ROOFLESS UNTIL THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE RING ROAD.

ST MARTIN'S IN THE BULL RING CHURCH

ST BARTHOLEMEW'S CHURCH

DIGBETH POLICE STATION

LOCATION OF 'MILLENIUM POINT'.... THE NEW HOME OF THE SCIENCE MUSEUM, MOVED FROM NEWHALL STREET.

'THE WOODSMAN' PUB.

FRONT OF CURZON STREET STATION