Church
Street, New Street, and Broadwaters Road |
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Looking along Church Street
towards The Green in October 1965. |
St. Lawrence's Church and the lich
gate. |
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The lich gate at St. Lawrence's
Church was erected by the Owen family as a memorial to
Alfred Ernest Owen, one of the founders of Rubery Owen.
The seats alongside the lich gate are
dedicated to the late George Harry Buckley who was private
secretary to Alfred Ernest Owen, and a personal friend. |
The photograph opposite is taken
from the end of New Road, looking across New Street to the
parish church. On the left is Shaw's pawnbrokers and clothes
shop. |
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The new development in Broadwaters
Road in 1965. Broadwaters was
an area that flooded with water from the local coal mines.
It took many years and much effort
to drain the land. |
Another view of Broadwaters Road. |
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A view of the Darlaston flats from
near Broadwaters Road, looking across Dangerfield Lane and
the Regal. The photograph was
taken in October 1965 when the flats were nearing
completion. |
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