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Streetly Road

1930 · Streetly Road

A wide road with a central tram reservation, overhead wires and young trees, lined with new houses; the print is captioned Streetley Road. — Library of Birmingham, Local Studies and History Department, LSH Warks Photo Survey WK-K10-0076 (3/1300) · Select the picture to zoom and pan.

Streetly Road, Kingstanding. 1930

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Title: Streetly Road
Date: 1930
Location: Streetly Road, Kingstanding
Photographer / creator: Unknown (not recorded)
Source: Library of Birmingham, Local Studies and History Department (Birmingham Images)Ref. LSH Warks Photo Survey WK-K10-0076 (3/1300)
Copyright / credit: Library of Birmingham, Local Studies and History Department, LSH Warks Photo Survey WK-K10-0076 (3/1300)Rights retained by the individual rights holders (per the Library of Birmingham)
Licence: Reproduced by permission

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