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Moby Dicks / Eagle & Ball By Bcu At Eastside Locks

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I had a close up look at the former Moby Dicks pub in Eastside, now that it is reopened as the Eagle & Ball by BCU.

Here it was in 2010 as the derelict Moby Dicks.









Access to Gopsal Street and Penn Street has been restricted during the many years of construction for the Birmingham City University Curzon Building.

Here the pub is now and reopened as the Eagle & Bull.



Penn Street doesn't finish at Curzon Street any more.



 
what a transformation and for the better thanks ell to be honest i knew nothing about this pub until now...does anyone know what it was called before moby dicks

lyn
 
Eagle and Ball Lyn.
Been in there a couple of times. Never seen anyone over 20 in there. Got it's own entrance to the uni.
 
morning froth yes i know its the eagle and ball now but what was it called originally before it was moby dicks....surely that was not its original name

lyn
 
i think its certainly worth a look at....never very good at judging ages but it could be georgian athough looking again maybe not...either way its good to see it open for business
 
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