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Mrs Mary Wall points out peeling wallpaper and hole in brickwork which she claims was

Mrs Mary Wall points out peeling wallpaper and hole in brickwork which she claims was


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Mrs Mary Wall points out peeling wallpaper and hole in brickwork which she claims was

Mrs Mary Wall points out peeling wallpaper and hole in brickwork which she claims was made by rats in her home at Miller Street, Aston. 5th November 1970

Staff
Birmingham Post and Mail Archive
Mirrorpix
Birmingham
England
BPM 70 2517

Media ID 21837784

© Mirrorpix

House Poor Poverty Slum 1970 Rats


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EDITORS COMMENTS
In this poignant print from 1970, we see Mrs. Mary Wall standing in her humble home on Miller Street, Aston. With a determined expression on her face, she points out the peeling wallpaper and a distressing hole in the brickwork. These visible signs of decay were not merely the result of neglect or time's passage; rather, Mrs. Wall firmly believes they were made by rats that have infested her abode. This snapshot captures a moment frozen in time, offering us a glimpse into the challenging living conditions faced by many during this era. The dilapidated state of Mrs. Wall's house serves as a stark reminder of the housing crisis and poverty prevalent in certain areas during the 1970s. The image evokes empathy for Mrs. Wall and others who found themselves trapped within such substandard dwellings - victims of circumstances beyond their control. It speaks to larger societal issues surrounding inadequate housing provisions and highlights how some individuals had to endure unimaginable hardships. As we reflect upon this photograph today, it serves as an important historical document reminding us of our responsibility to address social inequalities and ensure that everyone has access to safe and decent living conditions.

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