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Images Dated 2nd November 2020

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The Nelson Inn, later the Dog Inn, Birmingham 1830

Bull Ring and St Martins Church, Birmingham 1840

Old Road Strip Map (PLATE 5) The Road from London to Barwick

Old Road Strip Map (PLATE 3) The Continuation of the Road from London to Aberystwyth

Old Road Strip Map (PLATE 1) The Road from London to Aberystwyth

Old Road Strip Map (PLATE 2) The Continuation of the Road from London to Aberystwyth

Old Road Strip Map (PLATE 4) The Road from London to Arundel

Old Road Strip Map (PLATE 7) The Continuation of the Road from London to Barwick

Old Road Strip Map (PLATE 8) The Continuation of the Road from London to Barwick

Old Road Strip Map (PLATE 9) The Continuation of the Road from London to Barwick

Old Road Strip Map (PLATE 6) The Continuation of the Road from London to Barwick

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The Nelson Inn, later the Dog Inn, Birmingham 1830

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Old Road Strip Map (PLATE 11) The Continuation of the Road from London to the City of

Old Map of the County of Aberdeen from the Philips Handy Atlas of 1882

View of The Post Office, New Street Birmingham 1829

View of Dale End Birmingham, corner of Moor Street c1830

View of Old Shoeing Forge in Digbeth 1869

View of Old Buildings in Digbeth, Birmingham 1869

View of Old Buildings, St Martin's Lane, Birmingham 1840

The Castle Inn High Street, Birmingham 1830

The White Lion at Digbeth, Birmingham 1835

View of Old Buildings on the corner of Dudley Street and Old Meeting Street 1869

The Golden Lion at Deritend, Birmingham 1830

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View of The Post Office, New Street Birmingham 1829

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The Old Crown at Deritend, Birmingham 1830

The Whip Manufactory on New Street, Birmingham 1830

The Old Ship Inn, Dale End, Birmingham 1830

Swann Hotel, High Street Birmingham 1829

The Leathern Bottle at Digbeth, Birmingham 1830

Attwood & Spooners Bank, New Street Birmingham 1830

The Dog & Duck Tavern, Holloway Head Birmingham 1830

The Old Engine at Dale End, Birmingham 1830

Old Houses at the bottom of Pinfold Street and Navigation Street, Birmingham 1830

The Tripe House at Digbeth and a House on Bull Street Birmingham 1830

The North Prospect of St Philips Church, Birmingham from 1720

View of the Presbyterian Meeting House, Birmingham 1869

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The Old Crown at Deritend, Birmingham 1830

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View on Bull Street Birmingham, corner of Crooked Lane 1830

View down Dudley Street in Birmingham 1830

View on High Street Birmingham and St Martins Church 1812

View of New Street, corner of Worcester Street, Birmingham c1830

The Court of Requests, High Street Birmingham 1830

Houses on Pinfold Street Birmingham 1830

View on Pinfold Street and Corner of Edgbaston Street 1830

View on Bennetts Hill of Whateley's Premises , Birmingham 1830

View of Old Houses in Moor Street , Birmingham 1866

View of Old House on High Street, Birmingham 1830

Old Road Strip Map (PLATE 10) The Road from London to the City of Bristol

Old Map of the County of Ayr from the Philips Handy Atlas of 1882