Acocks Green Local History
http://aghs.virtualbrum.co.uk
Acocks Green History Society meets at 7.30pm in the Community Room at Acocks Green Library on the first Thursday in the month (except August).
Astonbrook through Astonmanor
http://www.astonbrook-through-astonmanor.co.uk/
This site "Aston" is about the history of the place and the people it's industry and memories of yesterday and now and to try and bring other local sites together to form the "Birmingham Circle" so we can share our Brummie pride.
Birmingham & District Local History Association
http://www.bdlha.freeola.com/home.htm
Birmingham & District Local History Association
The Association was founded in 1987 to provide an umbrella group for the growing number of local history societies in and around the city....
Further Aspects Of Sutton Park
http://www.dvdaspectsofsuttonpark.me.uk
Further Aspects Of Sutton Park Following the success of the video Aspects of Sutton Park Part One, Kenmax are proud to present Further Aspects of Sutton Park.
Further Aspects of Sutton Park continues the aim of bringing to light aspects of the park which would otherwise be missed.
Ladywood Past and Present
http://www.oldladywood.co.uk
The site contains all the memories of Ladywood - Streets; Schools; Then and Now; Adverts; Local Sport; Shops; Local Books; if you were born in Ladywood or just a Brummie then visit the site
Made in Birmingham
http://www.madeinbirmingham.org/
Birmingham's Industrial history web site for those who are interested in Birmingham industries.
Birmingham (U.K.) was the workshop of the world, the city of a 1000 trades with wide ranging products from a pin to an anchor.
The web site records some of the forgotten services and industries that made Birmingham a world leader, as well as some of the well known industries and services that still exist within the city today.
The web site was started on March 22nd 2005 If you are interested in any way in Birmingham Industrial history, please join us!
Eventually this group will be the basis for the start of The Birmingham Industrial History Society which will form in 2007.
Rail Around Birmingham
http://www.railaroundbirmingham.co.uk
Rail Around Birmingham takes a look at the changing face of the railway in and around Birmingham and the West Midlands, past and present. All disused and operational railway stations and lines are covered in detail with both historical and contemporary maps provided, photographs of the present station and /or site and information about their history and evolution.
Wythall History Society
http://www.wythallhistory.co.uk/
Wythall History Society meets Wythall Library for people keen to find out more about this ancient village’s history.
