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Book: Summer Lane & Newtown of the years 1918-38 by Mannion
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ok jodie but i doubt it was the one i have as its more about the pubs but tomorrow i will have a look through it just in case
lyn
A walk down Summer Lane ?
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A Walk Down Summer Lane by John Douglas
My mother lived a few doors down from the Douglas family in Newcombe Road, Handsworth, and played with Johnny and his brother as they were growing up. Many years later, after "A Walk Down Summer Lane" was published, he gave my Mom a signed copy, but sadly she loaned it out too many times and it...
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viv i do have 2 copies of that book as well so i will also look through that one as it could be more likely jodies grandad gets a mentionA walk down Summer Lane ?
A Walk Down Summer Lane by John Douglas
My mother lived a few doors down from the Douglas family in Newcombe Road, Handsworth, and played with Johnny and his brother as they were growing up. Many years later, after "A Walk Down Summer Lane" was published, he gave my Mom a signed copy, but sadly she loaned it out too many times and it...
lyn
