This is an interesting thread.
I used to know a Roy Humpage in the early 60's who worked at Joseph Lucas and was somewhat of a pretty clever bloke.
My Grandfather and Grandmother Proctor were married at St Clements Church in 1904, and some time between then and when my mother was born in 1910 they went to live at 12 Belmont Row, where they lived until around 1935'ish when they moved to Perry Common Road.
My Moms childhood memories are centred around Belmont Row. She says she used to go to sunday school at St Peters when I showed her the photo Phil posted.
She said the Co-op bakery was across the road from where she lived, and she used to sneak in there of a sunday when no one was around and play in the bread carts.
She used to go to Windsor St school and had the same teacher as my Grandma had back in the 1880's.
She also said she lived next to a factory, last week it was where metal was smelted, this week she said it was a cycle factory