Fred the Tramp's secret photo album
Pictures of Fred, the Wolverhampton ring-road tramp, as a young man.
Josef Stawinoga, aka Fred, sits on a wall in 1960 in Lichfield Street, Wolverhampton, with the art gallery behind.nextpage
Josef relaxing with a cigarette and a drink during a visit to his family in Wiesbaden, Germany.nextpage 
Josef Stawinoga dressed for the typical English weather shortly after his arrival in the country.nextpage 
Fred, left, in a Polish army uniform. Was this after he has switched sides from the Germans?nextpage 
Barbara Janik, Fred's half sister, at home in Kepno.nextpage 
Aniela Stawinoga, Fred's sister, who died two years ago and whose children will inherit his fortune..nextpage 
Fred's brother Donat Stawinoga, who was six years older than him and died fighting the Germans.nextpage
The wedding photo of Jozefa Pohl and Robert Stawinoga, Fred's parents in 1918.nextpage
A 13-year-old Fred, left, with his godmother Jadriga Janik, cousin Zofia, brother Donat and sister Aniela at church for Catholic communion in Kepno, Poland in 1934.nextpage 
Josef in England many years before he took to the ring road.nextpage
Fred as he will be remembered by the people of Wolverhampton.
