RE: BIRMINGHAM PUBS as is and was - 16

I cut and pasted that story from an old book on Gutenberg, I can't find it at the moment but it was a list of various things in alphabetical order, so I don't know any more detail.
The idea of bones buried under a tree in a pub garden seemed a bit far fetched to me but now I see the pubs connection with bodies it makes a bit more sense.
I still don't see why the irons would go to yet another pub for display.

Hi John

Heres a photo of The Gunmakers Arms in Cromwell Street that you might not have seen before. This one has the gaffer at the time it was taken standing outside. Unfortunately there is no date with it.

Phil

Thanks Phil,never seen that before,used to walk past it most every day,the fascia sign is very unusul for M and B's.

Just trying something out, this is a photo of The Old Engine public House, Dale End, being demolished sometime near the beginning of the last century I would imagine.

most of these photos were taken by a friend of my brothers who has passed them onto me...so here we go...

no location on the back of this one but the date is 1989 i do know its the trees..hockley hill...