Blackheath: A Third Selection

by Anthony Page

Series: Britain in Old Photographs

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Blackheath, in the heart of the Black Country, only came into existence in the 1830s. Anthony Page draws on various photographs from a variety of sources, including family albums, to chronicle Blackheath's streets, people, industry and events.

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Blackheath, West Midlands, England, UK

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Blackheath, in the heart of the Black Country, only came into existence in the 1830s. Anthony Page draws on various photographs from a variety of sources, including family albums, to chronicle Blackheath's streets, people, industry and events.

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