EAW023868 ENGLAND (1949). The Hilltop Foundry Co Ltd Hill Top Foundry, Hill Top, 1949. This image was marked by Aerofilms Ltd for photo editing.

Somewhere very near here was the site of an ancient Hall called Warhall or War Hall. For reference, see the Wednesbury (West Bromwich) enclosure map of 1804. https://www.search.staffspasttrack.org.uk/Details.aspx?&ResourceID=48262&PageIndex=1&KeyWord=west%20bromwich&SortOrder=2.

Harvills Hawthorn Wesleyan Methodist Chapel - built in 1850. "By 1940 congregational numbers had declined and services were held at the Sunday School while the Chapel was being used as a Warehouse. In 1955 the congregation moved to a new chapel at the corner of New St. & Hill Top - which is still in use." https://blackcountryparishregisters.weebly.com/west-brom-hill-top.html

A clear shot of the canal bridge over the Wednesbury Old Canal. Its terminus was just to the right of this picture and it was the first canal in the Black Country to be cut.

Junction of Hill Street and Hawkes Lane. This building on the corner was a pub called the Moulders Arms, but was delicensed before this photo was taken.

Golds Hill Bridge

Junction of Shaw Street, Bagnall Street and Harvills Hawthorn, Golds Green, West Bromwich

Hill Top aqueduct, which carried the Wednesbury Old Canal over the GWR line.

Brockhouses & Co., Hill Top

Brockhouses & Co., Hill Top

Wallface, Hill Top

Hen & Chickens

Hawkes Lane, Hill Top