A hundred years apart: Time, gentlemen please – and a grand clock tower!

Old friend of the blog Ian Broad has been in touch again to continue his series of hundred years apart photos – this is the fifth set – he’s creating as part of his lockdown exercise bike rides.

Image kindly supplied by Ian Broad.

The first three images be seen in this post here, the second set can be seen here and the third wonderful set can be seen here. Last week the fourth set also caused a lot of debate on social media. These brilliant images have caused quite the stir – a wonderfully popular project from a great blog contributor.

Image kindly supplied by Ian Broad.

Ian has previously supplied lots of material for the blog. including an eternally popular 1982 Shire Oak School leaver group photo outside the Royal Oak pub in Shire Oak and lots about the history of Ian’s family shop Tom’s Cabin, a fixture of Brownhills for many years throughout the 1980s.

Jill Manchester did this with great success a few years ago in Walsall Wood.

Image kindly supplied by Ian Broad.

As usual, I shan’t identify locations, I’ll let readers work them out…

Image kindly supplied by Ian Broad.

Thanks to Ian for another great post and very thought provoking set of images, and if you have any views on this wonderful work, please do comment here or mail me – BrownhillsBob at Googlemail dot com. Thanks.

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2 Responses to A hundred years apart: Time, gentlemen please – and a grand clock tower!

  1. bomoh88 says:

    Marvelous photos! and terrible parking at St Matthews!

  2. Lynn says:

    Wolselvey Arms, near Shugborough, Rugeley. 2nd photo look like the Yorkshireman pub near Rugeley Trent Valley Railway station,. 3rd photo St Mattews already mentioned. Last photo the Nelson, Chorley.

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