Ray chancellor
proper brummie kid
Only one pubWell done Lyn, that took some doing. Now here is your next task. How many had their address's on summer lanelol
Only one pubWell done Lyn, that took some doing. Now here is your next task. How many had their address's on summer lanelol
Train stores on Hall St is that the Hall St I live on in the Jewellery Quarter and if so any idea where the pub was please?
that is correct ray.. if memory serves me right....the vineOnly one pub
Well done Lyn, that took some doing. Now here is your next task. How many had their address's on summer lanelol
When I was 17 in 1956 my mates four of us had a half pint in all 14 pubs in the lane ..... drinking hours then was from 6pm till 10.30 pm so you had to rush to get the 14 donethat is correct ray.. if memory serves me right....the vine
lyn
That's the corner of my building which is the one little bit not owned by the apartment block! It's been empty for some time but would make a nice little private space for about 6 cars!It was no 11 , as shown in red on the c1950 map. Looks like it is waste now on streetview
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Can I also be really cheeky and ask if you have any info as to what was in the Empire Building. I believe part of this site was a button factory at some point. CheersIt was no 11 , as shown in red on the c1950 map. Looks like it is waste now on streetview
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I suspect the roof you can see middle bottom includes the pub! For others for reference Great Hampton Street is the straight road on the right with Branston St to the left.It was no 11 , as shown in red on the c1950 map. Looks like it is waste now on streetview
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Many thanks. Super stuff.In 1900 no 125, which is marked as part of the white building halfway along the Gt Hampton St frontage was T Jerome & Co, button manufacturers, but the corner (at 126) is listed as Isreal Greenberg & co, wholesale jewellers. But the map of the 1880s shows that the corner was the Birmingham Joint Stock Bank, and the Jerome button factory would have been on the site of the part of the Empire building on Gt Hampton St away from the corner
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My enhanced photo of the Leopard Pub opposite the bank.In 1900 no 125, which is marked as part of the white building halfway along the Gt Hampton St frontage was T Jerome & Co, button manufacturers, but the corner (at 126) is listed as Isreal Greenberg & co, wholesale jewellers. But the map of the 1880s shows that the corner was the Birmingham Joint Stock Bank, and the Jerome button factory would have been on the site of the part of the Empire building on Gt Hampton St away from the corner
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Hi ya, maybe a long shot, and a bit out of the blue, but. I have recently found out the my late father Timothy Tolley’s parents ran the Riding Sun pub in which your father worked. I never got to meet my Dad, Timothy, so any information on the Rising Sun, the Tolleys is greatly appreciated. Cheers MikeHere are some photos from a pub my dad worked at as a barman. Someone suggested it was the Rising Sun. Any information on owner, staff, etc appreciated.View attachment 98045View attachment 98046View attachment 98044
My great great great grandfather’s pub Michael Caden 1861Re: summer lane pub
no 2 on the map...the woolpack...summer lane/henrietta st
One the vineWell done Lyn, that took some doing. Now here is your next task. How many had their address's on summer lanelol
Wonderful painting Eric! Another masterpiece!Here is the only pub actually with a Summer Lane address
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no 11 on the map...the green man..summer lane/moorsom st
Re: summer lane pub
no 11 on the map...the green man..summer lane/moorsom st
Thank you so much for this information.no 12 on the map....birmingham house...summer lane/farm st
hi...there is no photograph attachedHi guys can anyone recognise this M n B pub on summer lane, my dad jack lewin the Barrow boy is second from left with harry , ( twink) dossiter on his left.. I am writing a book on the peaky blinders . Of summer lane, following on from my first book..AGAINST THE ODD. FROM THE SLUMS OF SUMMER LANE. Perhaps someone might recognise others in the picture