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Saltley / Duddeston & Nechells Area
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mw0njm.
A Brummie Dude
what great pics.we managed with only cold tap.soap was cheap enough,we was poor but clean.that range is like the one we took out of the cottage last year.it held half the wall up it,and sure was heavy.that wimbushes sold loverly
donuts i used to do shopping for a old lady,who lived in nechells place.on my way home from school she bought 2 every friday bless her. thanks for memories stars
donuts i used to do shopping for a old lady,who lived in nechells place.on my way home from school she bought 2 every friday bless her. thanks for memories stars
irene floyd
master brummie
What great pics really enjoy looking at the old pic's
Not Birmingham Stars, but your picture of the inside of the house in bloomsbury st looked so much like my mothers old house in /chichester (taken in the 1980s) that I had to put it on. It was probably a liitle older (c 1810 if i remember) than the Bloomsbury house, but very similar
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Neville Philpott
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Wonderful photographs, thank you for posting..
Wonderfull shots Stars. I have seen some before but these are much better quality. The gasometers on the inner circle 8 route are well remembered. The photographer is standing on a bridge and the railway is under. The cupboards beside the fireplace and eternal mantleshelf clock...we had the same thing. I think ours was originallly a raised coal fireplace with range on the side...they called the changes...modernised. Sash windows onto a bricked yard...that led to the loo...hmmm.
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john knight
signman
Great photos stars,keep them coming.
Great pictures and there was a thread about AB Row recently and the picture here shows the old market hall that was in the triangle there. A nice piece in the puzzle. Funny how a picture can sometimes remind about things. The one showing the baths with the pay booths reminded me about friday nights there...and the little soap...and hard small towels. Geesh.
The picture with the old AB market is a gem. I think it was posted by Phil before the errasure. Might be hard to find another one.
The picture with the old AB market is a gem. I think it was posted by Phil before the errasure. Might be hard to find another one.
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irene floyd
master brummie
Have you any of INKERMAN STREET DUDDESTON MILL
