A. Turner Family Butcher

[saraslater]

True. I'll let you all know, if I ever find out.

[keyboard86]

Hi again tbe Swinbourne family were in Carlisle Street, an Albert Turner had a Butcher's Shop at 111, Winson Green Road from at least 1915 until 1936, two addresses about 350 yards apart.
Keyboard86

[saraslater]

Amazing! Thank you.

[Lisa in California]

Hi again tbe Swinbourne family were in Carlisle Street, an Albert Turner had a Butcher's Shop at 111, Winson Green Road from at least 1915 until 1936, two addresses about 350 yards apart.
Keyboard86

I tried an internet search for any old photographs of "Winson Green Road".  One photo in particular (alamy stock photo) has similar buildings to the building in your photo, but even better - the light fixture on the building (it is next to Whitwell Milton Hosiery, Shirts & Wools) appears to be almost identical to light fixtures in your photo.

There is another photo (a more modern photo) of "164 winson green road" birmingham, which appears to be similar to your building.

[saraslater]

You guys are super sleuths. Thanks.

[jim1]

The photo by Alamy was taken at the top end of Winson Green Rd. looking down in the direction of the prison. 111 would have been beyond the railway bridge at Heath St. where there were shops on both sides of the road. All gone now of course because at the rear of the shops were back to backs.