Mystery Pub....

[Dennis Williams]

Saw this posted on on Bhx's page...who thought it was The Sydenham Hotel on the corner of Pershore Street and Edgbaston Street....but I can find nothing about it....anyone got any useful info on it...?

 

[MWS]

Here it is on the 1950 map...

 

[MWS]

1939, painters of the Pershore Street Group showed the works there.
1940, Fish Friers of Birmingham were invited to attend their next meeting there.

You also posted a picture of it back in 2012...

Pubs and Inns of Bull Ring and Market areas from 1940s

Thanks Phil. I never knew it at all, in either guise. I will draw a veil over the mental image of you taking out "ladies of the lunch hour". I may need a tablet and a lie down otherwise... And at no 10 is THE CASTLE AND FALCON (Fancy silk store) and no 12 The infamous ST MARTIN'S...

birminghamhistory.co.uk

 

[Dennis Williams]

Here it is on the 1950 map...

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Thanks a billion Pedro....brilliant, as ever!

 

[RobT]

Saw this posted on on Bhx's page...who thought it was The Sydenham Hotel on the corner of Pershore Street and Edgbaston Street....but I can find nothing about it....anyone got any useful info on it...?

Was there in 1875

 

[Dennis Williams]

1939, painters of the Pershore Street Group showed the works there.
1940, Fish Friers of Birmingham were invited to attend their next meeting there.

You also posted a picture of it back in 2012...

Pubs and Inns of Bull Ring and Market areas from 1940s

Thanks Phil. I never knew it at all, in either guise. I will draw a veil over the mental image of you taking out "ladies of the lunch hour". I may need a tablet and a lie down otherwise... And at no 10 is THE CASTLE AND FALCON (Fancy silk store) and no 12 The infamous ST MARTIN'S...

birminghamhistory.co.uk

Arent I fortuitous then? Alzheimer's...!!!

 

[Pedrocut]

Thanks a billion Pedro....brilliant, as ever!

No me your honour !

 

[Dennis Williams]

1939, painters of the Pershore Street Group showed the works there.
1940, Fish Friers of Birmingham were invited to attend their next meeting there.

You also posted a picture of it back in 2012...

Pubs and Inns of Bull Ring and Market areas from 1940s

Thanks Phil. I never knew it at all, in either guise. I will draw a veil over the mental image of you taking out "ladies of the lunch hour". I may need a tablet and a lie down otherwise... And at no 10 is THE CASTLE AND FALCON (Fancy silk store) and no 12 The infamous ST MARTIN'S...

birminghamhistory.co.uk

Blimey MWS....I am much cleverer than I thought! Or dafter....! Must up the medicine and tablets....you are a gem sir!