Corner with Taylor's Lane next door to Armstrong's. Rear view of house opposite Baptist Church.

4 Selborne Rd

4 Selborne Rd.

4 Selborne Rd.

The building was moved southward into a spot owned by the council. Several building had to be demolished to make way for Trinity House

On the left hand side may be the only recorded image of what was the base of the old City Water Reservoir. A cast iron container was raised on arched pillars. However, this was removed when the waterworks later provided piped water from Barbourne. There appears to be some building, or windows built in the place of the reservoir. Trinity House itself was an Alms House. The building on the right may well be part of the same Trinity Almshouses

Pheysey supplied tractors in Stourport

There are photos of this factory in the Worcester News Newspaper Archive. This factory was in Gregory Mill Street.

Searching in the Worcester News Archive for "Vicarage Works" we find mention in the classified ads for a few cars in 1971, jobs for a "painter and paper hanger" and a "Shuttering Carpenter" to work for Ronald W Morris (Worcester) Ltd. in Oct. 1967, and other building roles in Feb. 1954 for R. W. Morris, Building Contractor. The address is usually given as St. Martin's Gate. In 1968 Morris is selling 3 properties on Welland Garden Estate, Malvern, whilst 10 years previously he was selling plots in Oldbury Road. The earliest advert is December 1951.

St. Wulstan's Crescent from Cole Hill.