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Rose and crown..hospital/brearley st

Can somebody remind me to come back to this public-house? I am bogged down with other stuff and now looking into that Stag and Pheasant on Bromsgrove Street. In the meantime, here is a sneaky look into the pub. It is an image I have prepared for my site.

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Re: bombing .... The house was damaged on October 16th 1940 and was re-opened on May 30th 1941.
 
I remember the Rose when Ken was the gaffer. As a youth I along with my brother Bill played for their football team “ Rosevilla “ when the pub closed we moved to the Stag, keeping the team name until a while later when it became “ Jumbos “ Happy days i loved the area. Moss. Stay in doors and stay safe.
 
Phil said:
Lyn

Another photo of The Rose & Crown Brearley St for you. It was bombed in 1941 and repaired and rebuilt, it must have been before the end of the war or just after as this photo is dated 1946. I think this may be the another case of a wrong date being attributed.

It closed it's doors on the 20th September 1963 and was demolished soon after. A new street, Aldgate Grove is now approximately where the pub stood.

Phil

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www.midlandspubs.co.uk said:
Can somebody remind me to come back to this public-house? I am bogged down with other stuff and now looking into that Stag and Pheasant on Bromsgrove Street. In the meantime, here is a sneaky look into the pub. It is an image I have prepared for my site.

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Re: bombing .... The house was damaged on October 16th 1940 and was re-opened on May 30th 1941.
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hi kieron....reminding you to come back to the rose and crown unless i have missed something

cheers

lyn
 
www.midlandspubs.co.uk said:
Moving along Lyn, we come to the Engineers' Arms : https://www.midlandspubs.co.uk/birmingham/brearley-street/engineers-arms.htm
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Two more for you Lyn :

History of the Beehive Tavern on Brearley Street in Aston New Town

History and Information on the Beehive Tavern on Brearley Street in Aston New Town in Birmingham in Warwickshire
www.midlandspubs.co.uk www.midlandspubs.co.uk
and

History of the Ivy House Inn on Brearley Street in Aston New Town

History and Information on the Ivy House Inn on Brearley Street in Aston New Town in Birmingham in Warwickshire
www.midlandspubs.co.uk www.midlandspubs.co.uk
 
www.midlandspubs.co.uk said:
Two more for you Lyn :

History of the Beehive Tavern on Brearley Street in Aston New Town

History and Information on the Beehive Tavern on Brearley Street in Aston New Town in Birmingham in Warwickshire
www.midlandspubs.co.uk www.midlandspubs.co.uk
and

History of the Ivy House Inn on Brearley Street in Aston New Town

History and Information on the Ivy House Inn on Brearley Street in Aston New Town in Birmingham in Warwickshire
www.midlandspubs.co.uk www.midlandspubs.co.uk
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many thanks for those links kieron...my neck o the woods so of interest to me...will read them later as dinner beckons now

lyn
 
www.midlandspubs.co.uk said:
Two more for you Lyn :

History of the Beehive Tavern on Brearley Street in Aston New Town

History and Information on the Beehive Tavern on Brearley Street in Aston New Town in Birmingham in Warwickshire
www.midlandspubs.co.uk www.midlandspubs.co.uk
and

History of the Ivy House Inn on Brearley Street in Aston New Town

History and Information on the Ivy House Inn on Brearley Street in Aston New Town in Birmingham in Warwickshire
www.midlandspubs.co.uk www.midlandspubs.co.uk
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Now added the Wonder Inn at :

History of The Wonder Inn on Brearley Street in Aston New Town

History and Information on The Wonder Inn on Brearley Street in Aston New Town in Birmingham in Warwickshire
www.midlandspubs.co.uk www.midlandspubs.co.uk
 
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Astoness said:
will double check kieron but i dont think so...think this is one i am after will post if i have one..also looking for one of the wonder inn which i have never heard of until now also the ivy house and engineers arms..did not realise there were so many pubs in brearley st

lyn
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Check out your New Town Row folder as the pubs near the junction may be visible if you have pics looking up Brearley Street
 
Astoness said:
yes i was going to do that tomorrow kieron as we never know what is caught on camera with photos taken from a different location

lyn
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Two more for you Lyn :

History of the Leopard Inn on Brearley Street in Aston New Town

History and Information on the Leopard Inn on Brearley Street in Aston New Town in Birmingham in Warwickshire
www.midlandspubs.co.uk www.midlandspubs.co.uk

and

History of the Nelson Inn on Brearley Street in Hockley

History and Information on the Nelson Inn on Brearley Street at Hockley in Birmingham in Warwickshire
www.midlandspubs.co.uk www.midlandspubs.co.uk
 
crikey kieron i know brearley st including i think brearley st west was quite long think it went from newtown row to gt hampton row but so many pubs :rolleyes: hunting down photos should keep me out of trouble for a while:D

another pub for another time that interests me is the white lion newtown row think it was near the corner with brearley st and i do have just one photo of this pub..will catch up on those links later on thanks

lyn
 
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Astoness said:
crikey kieron i know brearley st including i think brearley st west was quite long think it went from newtown row to gt hampton row but so many pubs :rolleyes: hunting down photos should keep me out of trouble for a while:D

another pub for another time that interests me is the white lion newtown row think it was near the corner with brearley st and i do have just one photo of this pub..will catch up on those links later on thanks

lyn
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There were, of course, the corner pubs belonging to other streets too! I am mithering about the Star and Garter but I think I will plonk that in Great Hampton Row.
 
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