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This often catches me out.
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Date registered | 02.24.2010 |
Pudding what type of file is it,
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pudding I've just uploaded two more photos on the alleyways & passages thread so it cant be a problem with the site.
Phil, I'll try again
pudding
Great photos, I especially like the aerial one. It shows my street on the top left corner and I would have still been living in Francis St at the time, but I think it's a little earlier than 1960 as stated.
I also don't think that the steam train is parked in front of the coliseum / Carlton theatre on saltley road as the photo I have shows what bit that can be seen quite differently. It would be interesting to find out just where it is because it does look like a cinema or theatre.
Phil if you zoom in to the two pictures you can see identical stone work of the Carlton theatre also the lamp fixing above the tram engine and I think the sign board above the tram car says Carlton?
Yes pudding you are right, it's just that the tram is hiding the double entrance doorway and the first floor windows looks lower because of the tram.
Pam
In case you wasn't able to find Charles Arthur Street on Carl's site I will post it here along with one or two other locations you have mentioned.
These are fab thank you so much Phil. The one of walter street is fab my nans house was the last but one next to the alley that ran along the school playground. We used to have to run and hide from the wag man who as based there. Lol
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Date registered | 04.13.2013 |
Quote: Pam Keeling wrote in post #188
These are fab thank you so much Phil. The one of walter street is fab my nans house was the last but one next to the alley that ran along the school playground. We used to have to run and hide from the wag man who as based there. Lol
I started out with nothing and I've still got most of it left.
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Date registered | 12.22.2009 |
I've found an address on the E rolls for a rellie at 3 Ashted Villas, Heneage St. It looks as if its only a few doors down from the Grapes pub. Has anyone got a pic of this pub please Thanks.
Lynne.
Posts: | 4.264 |
Date registered | 10.05.2011 |
Lynne
Though I only lived a few minutes walk away from this pub until I was 16, I have no memory of it at all. I can only think it was demolished before I became interested in pubs. Strange though because it was the nearest pub to our house and my parents never used it.
Thanks Phil, that was quick. It was an uncle that lived there and the E Rolls were 1945, he died in 1950, so dont know how long after the pub went. We lived next door to a pub in Hospital St. but my dad never went in there, he preferred Summer Lane.
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Date registered | 10.05.2011 |
Quote: lynne webb wrote in post #192
Thanks Phil, that was quick. It was an uncle that lived there and the E Rolls were 1945, he died in 1950, so dont know how long after the pub went. We lived next door to a pub in Hospital St. but my dad never went in there, he preferred Summer Lane.
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Date registered | 02.24.2010 |
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Hi all, I have come across this photo of a fruit shop supposed be on Nechells Park rd with the date of year 1918, can any of you work out the location on the road where this was please as you can see the name of the trader was Bowmer.