GENERATIONS : FAMILY PHOTO GALLERY

John David Blizard


Beacon Road Coronation Party 2nd June 1953 held in the church hall on Collingwood Drive, Pheasey Estate, Great Barr, Birmingham 22A.


Residents of Beacon Road, Birmingham
1953, Church Hall in Collingwood Drive
Church Hall in Collingwood Drive, 1953

Cheryl Sheppard


The Sheppard family in 1984 at St Andrews CHurch Chelmsley Wood. Me, Cheryl Sheppard, my parents and sister


David Sheppard holding Cheryl Sheppard and Janet Sheppard holding Rachael Sheppard
August 1984, St Andrews Church, Rachael’s Christening
St Andrews Church, Rachael’s Christening , August 1984

Stephen Fell


Taken in May 2012, this is four generations of the Fell family. My father, sitting, was from a family of six, four brothers and two sisters. The other three brothers only had daughters so I was the only male Fell to continue the family name. Fortunately I had a son and this was the day that Great Grandad Fell got to hold his Great Grandson, George, for the first time.


My Dad Normal Fell (sitting), holding George Fell (my Grandson), my Son Richard Fell (standing right) and I, Stephen Fell (standing left)
May 2012, My parents house, Great Barr, Birmingham
My parents house, Great Barr, Birmingham, May 2012

Jo Wheeler


A picture of my father in his shoe shop with his mother (her wedding picture already being submitted). This address no longer exists and was demolished to make way for what is now Pikewater Road, Bordesley Green.


My father Stanley Wheeler and his mother Frances Maud Wheeler, nee Postlethwaite.
Approx 1963, S F Wheeler - Shoe Repairer to the Trade. 168 Bordesley Green, Birmingham
S F Wheeler - Shoe Repairer to the Trade. 168 Bordesley Green, Birmingham, Approx 1963

Mohammed Islam


Family photo of 4 kids from 4 families who are all 1st cousins


My parents
1986, Bradford
Bradford, 1986

Adam Khan


A picture of my family unit, being a care leaver. Having experienced many disadvantages, I feel it’s important to understand that the heteronormative family unit isn’t representative of society today.


Me, Adam. I’m a non-binary, neurodivergent social activist and community leader.
2019, Birmingham
Birmingham, 2019

Sameena Parvez Abbasi


This is a picture of my Dad (on the left), his parents and siblings, taken at Southend on Sea in 1971 before moving to Birmingham in 1972.


My grandparents and father and his siblings
1971, Southend-on-Sea
Southend-on-Sea, 1971

Joan Williams and Dawn Corfield


My mum, Joan Williams and myself, Dawn Corfield, taken in our back garden. I’m about 2 years old.


Joan Williams and Dawn Corfield
1972, Blackburn Avenue, Claregate Wolverhampton
Blackburn Avenue, Claregate Wolverhampton, 1972

David Enyori


My niece Alex visiting her grandfather Father's house in Bradford, circa 2012.


My Father, Vincent, and his granddaughter, my niece Alex.
Circa 2012, Bradford, West Yorkshire
Bradford, West Yorkshire, Circa 2012

Javeria Jabeen


This image was taken on 14th April in the year of 2006 in Birmingham in a shop where photographs are taken by professionals. The one in blue is me and the one in red is my sister and the little boy is my brother and the adults are my father and mother. This image shows how love is important in the family and how we can't stay away from each other.


Me and my two siblings, my Mother and Father.
14th April 2006, Photography studio, Birmingham
Photography studio, Birmingham, 14th April 2006

Shameem Ashraf


This picture was from a time when wedding celebrations took place in the house. Huge gatherings and tiny houses. However the love and sense of sharing was phenomenal. Tiny houses, big hearts.


Three generations including my Grandmother from Pakistan
1980, Marlborough road, Small Heath, Birmingham
Marlborough road, Small Heath, Birmingham, 1980

Myesha Graham


This is my family when they were in my home country, Jamaica


Gran, step Grandad, Uncle and great Uncle
1968 - 2019, Jamaica
Jamaica , 1968 - 2019
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