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Friends Institute Moseley Road

Another early image of the institute with a little added information. Although I knew the place well I never went inside the building until sometime in the eighties when I went there to price some work. I do however remember the rear entrance well, it was where I spent a lot of time with my very first proper girlfriend when aged about 14 or 15.

Highgate Moseley Rd Friends Institute (2).jpgHighgate Moseley Rd Friends Institute rear entrance.JPG
 
Does anyone have any history or memories to share ?
I am interested to put together a small exhibition at the Institute about its history &local history of highgate

Have moved post to Friends Institute thread
 
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The steps seen in post 3 are probably painted today but I guess someone - janitor or char lady - once polished them with red tile polish. ;)
 
I was at Yardley Grammar School mid 50s to early 60s and we had our speech and prize giving evenings there too. Perhaps many schools did.
 
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