Milk Street - Looking along Milk Street towards High Street, Deritend, part of Floodgate Street School is visible through the railway arch.
Upper Image: Author - Phyllis Nicklin, Copyright - MLA West Midlands and the University of Birmingham.
Upper Image Date: 25/07/1953.
Lower Image Date: 24/06/2018.

River Street - View taken from Floodgate Street, business name changes, different cars, tower block in the background, but apart from that, not much difference.
Upper Image: Author - Phyllis Nicklin, Copyright - MLA West Midlands and the University of Birmingham.
Upper Image Date: 25/09/1968.
Lower Image Date: 16/08/2023.

The rail bridge over Fazeley Street at the junction with New Canal Street.
Upper Image: Author, and copyright status not known.
Upper Image Date: 1948.
Lower Image Date: 06/03/2020.

Bradford Street - The building on the right, E.Steiner Ltd manufactured car components, 'Brivec' and 'Dingdong' being their most notable (no, I've never heard of them either), the company dissolved in 1992 so I think this building has been vacant since then. There is quite a lot of regeneration around this area, converting disused warehouses and factories into living accommodation (a lot of new builds as well), so at some point in the near future it is likely this will be converted, or demolished.
Upper Image: Author - Phyllis Nicklin, Copyright - MLA West Midlands and the University of Birmingham.
Upper Image Date: 05/08/1960.
Lower Image Date: 25/06/2018.

Kirby Beard & Co Ltd - Manufacturers of all types of pins, such as safety pins, needles, scientific pins, and amongst other items, they also produced hair grips, fish hooks, gramophone needles, and razor blades. Kingfield Heath supplied office products, stationery, furniture, etc. This building is now derelict and will be redeveloped for living accommodation.
Upper Image: Author - Phyllis Nicklin, Copyright - MLA West Midlands and the University of Birmingham.
Upper Image Date: 26/02/1954.
Lower Image Date: 26/06/2018.

The Shepherds Rest - Public house on the corner of Moseley Road and Bradford Street, demolished mid 1980's, the buildings on the right of Bradford Street haven't changed much.
Upper Image: Author - Phyllis Nicklin, Copyright - MLA West Midlands and the University of Birmingham.
Upper Image Date: 25/09/1968.
Lower Image Date: 25/06/2018.

Camp Hill - Holy Trinity Church in the distance, photo taken close to the junction of Coventry Road and Camp Hill. The buildings that replaced the houses were demolished in March 2022.
Upper Image: Author - Phyllis Nicklin, Copyright - MLA West Midlands and the University of Birmingham.
Upper Image Date: 05/08/1960.
Lower Image Date: 25/06/2018.

Holy Trinity Church - As viewed from Bradford Street.
Upper Image: Author - Phyllis Nicklin, Copyright - MLA West Midlands and the University of Birmingham.
Upper Image Date: 26/02/1954.
Lower Image Date: 26/05/2018.

The Kingston Cinema - Now a church. The Kingston Cinema closed in the late 1970's, reopened as a bingo hall, closed in the 1990's. Later demolished, ground lay vacant for about 10 years, new build started around 2018. Located on the corner of Kingston Road and Coventry Road, Small Heath, Birmingham.
Upper Image: Author, and Copyright status not known.
Upper Image Date: 1976.
Lower Image Date: 30/11/2023.

The junction of Green Lane (on the left) and Coventry Road, Small Heath, Birmingham.
Upper Image: Author, and Copyright status not known.
Upper Image Date: Not known - possibly mid 1950's.
Lower Image Date: 09/10/2018.