Birmingham Ordnance Survey map XIII.4.15

Main Streets – Barr Street, Cemetery Lane, Great King Street, Hadley Street, Heaton Street, Hockley Hill, Icknield Street, Key Hill, Key Hill Drive, Lodge Road, New John Street West, Quest Street, Unett Street, Well Street,

Places – Abbey Cottages, Abbey Place, Albert Terrace, Albion Place, Amy Place, Bank, Barr Street Smithy, Bartlett's Buildings, Bow Street Place, Brighton Terrace, Clanravon Terrace,

Grotto Place, Hastings Terrace, Heaton Place, Hockley Hill House, Hockley Terrace, Icknield Cottages, Icknield Parade, Icknield Place, Icknield Place East, Icknield Terrace, Key Hill Place, Malthouse Square, Mount Place, Pilgrim Terrace, Richmond Place, School Board Works, Similar Row, Somerset Terrace, St. George's Rectory, Victoria Buildings, Victoria Terrace, Victoria Terrace (Great King St.), Waterloo Terrace, Waverley Avenue, Wellington Place, York Terrace,

Public Houses/Hotels – Bird in the Hand, Bulls Head, Cemetery Tavern, Old Tree Inn, Pilgrim Tavern, Trafalgar Vaults, Trees Inn, White House Inn,

Churches – Baptist Chapel (general),

Schools – Heaton Street School,

Post Code District – Birmingham B18

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Birmingham c.1888 street maps - detailed to individual house level

Each map is to a scale of 1:500 (10 feet to 1 mile) which covers an approximate area of about 500 yards by 350 yards. This enables pillar boxes, lamp posts and garden details to be clearly seen. When linked to addresses in censuses, old photographs and other records, you can begin to build a picture of your ancestors surroundings and environment.

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