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Geography - resources back to resources   There are 47 resources at this time. Showing resources 31 to 35. The John Morris Jones Collection - Maps of Birmingham   These books are a collection of local history material compiled by John Morris Jones, former Headteacher of George Dixon Junior School. He wrote over 30 booklets in which he covered almost every district of the City of Birmingham. The John Morris Jones Collection - More Maps of Birmingham   These books are a collection of local history material compiled by John Morris Jones, former Headteacher of George Dixon Junior School. He wrote over 30 booklets in which he covered almost every district of the City of Birmingham. The John Morris Jones Collection - Moseley   These books are a collection of local history material compiled by John Morris Jones, former Headteacher of George Dixon Junior School. He wrote over 30 booklets in which he covered almost every district of the City of Birmingham. The John Morris Jones Collection - People of Birmingham   These books are a collection of local history material compiled by John Morris Jones, former Headteacher of George Dixon Junior School. He wrote over 30 booklets in which he covered almost every district of the City of Birmingham. The John Morris Jones Collection - Railways come to Birmingham   These books are a collection of local history material compiled by John Morris Jones, former Headteacher of George Dixon Junior School. He wrote over 30 booklets in which he covered almost every district of the City of Birmingham. previous page pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 next page

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