B7 Postcode
Some of the locations in this area are:
Bullock Street, Duddeston Mill Road, Great Brook Street, Great Francis Street, Great Lister Street, Little Hall Road, Nechells Parkway, Oliver Street, Revesby Walk, Windsor Street.
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Bullock Street as viewed from Windsor Street, Aston, Birmingham.
Upper Image: Author - Phyllis Nicklin, Copyright - MLA West Midlands and the University of Birmingham.
Upper Image Date: 13/10/1968.
Lower Image Date: 22/10/2018.
New Inn, on the Corner of Great Lister Street and Windsor Street
Upper Image: Author, and copyright status not known.
Upper Image Date: Not Known, perhaps early 70's.
Lower Image Date: 17/04/2025.
Victoria Inn, on the corner of Duddeston Mill Road and Inkerman Street
Upper Image: Author, and copyright status not known.
Upper Image Date: Not Known, perhaps early 70's.
Lower Image Date: 17/04/2025.
Shops at the corner of Duddeston Mill Road and Melvina Road, Nechells
Upper Image: Author, and copyright status not known.
Upper Image Date: Not Known, perhaps early 70's.
Lower Image Date: 17/04/2025.
South Tower – Located near the junction of Little Hall Road and Great Francis Street, Nechells. One of the first tower blocks to be built in Birmingham. There are 3 other blocks identical to this nearby, they are Home Tower, Queens Tower, and High Tower. There were to be a total of 6 towers, but because of the high cost of each tower only 4 were built. They were constructed using Girders and Brick in 1953 - 1954. Refurbishment of the towers was undertaken between 2018 and 2022.
Left Image Date: 27/05/2012.
Right Image Date: 29/07/2024.
Great Brook Street is now Revesby Walk
Upper Image: Author - Phyllis Nicklin, Copyright - MLA West Midlands and the University of Birmingham.
Upper Image Date: 19/02/1954.
Lower Image Date: 17/04/2025.
Home Tower, Queens Tower, and High Tower – Looking along Nechells Parkway, 3 of the 4 oldest tower blocks in Birmingham, the fourth, South Tower is approximately 200 yards (185 metres) behind these. They were constructed using Girders and Brick in 1953 - 1954. Refurbishment of the towers was undertaken between 2018 and 2022.
Upper Image Date: 16/05/2014.
Lower Image Date: 29/07/2024.
Queens Tower, originally on Bloomsbury Street
Upper Image: Author - Phyllis Nicklin, Copyright - MLA West Midlands and the University of Birmingham.
Upper Image Date: 22/07/1953.
Lower Image Date: 17/04/2025.
Outside of what was the Oliver Cromwell pub on Oliver Street, by Bradburne Way
Upper Image: Author - Phyllis Nicklin, Copyright - MLA West Midlands and the University of Birmingham.
Upper Image Date: 13/10/1968.
Lower Image Date: 17/04/2025.