St Andrew's (stadium) (English Wikipedia)

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At the very bottom centre of the 1883 map linked here, Muntz Street leaves the Coventry Road heading north-east, crossed by Wright Street. Gessey's field is on the south-eastern side of Muntz St, adjacent to the north-eastern side of the short part of Wright St, and with open country to the other two sides. At the centre left of the map, above the words "Small Heath", and bounded by Coventry Road, Cattell Road, Kelynge Street (since renamed Tilton Road), Garrison Lane and the railway, is the site of the future St Andrew's stadium. Lower down, parallel to and very near the left edge of the map, is Arthur Street, where Small Heath Alliance first played their matches.^[10]
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