Roger Baker
master brummie
Can anyone name the Pub at the Junction Of Park Lane and Aston Cross
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Pubs in Aston
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I was going to suggest the Golden Cross (later O'Reilly's and now, I think, a doss house). I have a particular interest in that pub set out here:
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brummy-lad
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now called isaac house divided into seperate apartments and looking at the prices charged and the interior i would say its far from what you call a doss houseI was going to suggest the Golden Cross (later O'Reilly's and now, I think, a doss house). I have a particular interest in that pub set out here:
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