hi john i cant see where anyone has suggested that the clements was at no 32 as you said all kellys say its no 30 and all maps show it as no 30
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just posting this pic again with info from our member taken from the clements arms pub thread not that it helps us with this mystery of no 40
Thank you mikejee, excellent information. Here is a photo of 32-34 Coventry Road during 1895-1908, as you can see from the advertising/ghost writing a relation of mine a John Dyche, was a Teacher of the Violin, at the premises on the left, 32 Coventry Road, it became Ernest Dyche Photographer in around 1910. It was just down the road from the Bordesley Palace Theatre. The Clements Arms pub was at 30 Coventry Road.
Thank you mikejee, excellent information. Here is a photo of 32-34 Coventry Road during 1895-1908, as you can see from the advertising/ghost writing a relation of mine a John Dyche, was a Teacher of the Violin, at the premises on the left, 32 Coventry Road, it became Ernest Dyche Photographer in around 1910. It was just down the road from the Bordesley Palace Theatre. The Clements Arms pub was at 30 Coventry Road.
