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Queen street,Theatre Stores
- Thread starter Dennis Williams
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pjmburns
master brummie
I was just going to say that some were "back of" houses. Also not sure exactly how long that bit was.
I agree that that looks like the Theatre stores. The c 1889 map below shows it in red
Janice
The 1839 map was published by the society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge and is the only map between the Piggott Smith map c1824 (below) and the much better OS maps of the late 1880s to show any significant detail
Dennis Williams
Gone but not forgotten
Wow...Brilliant sleuthing, as per...thanks so much.....
another result for BHF
In the words of Mr Grace, from Grace Brothers in Are You Being Served TV series..."You've all done very well!" Thanks so much....
Dennis Williams
Gone but not forgotten
well dennis if you have a problem to solve you always know where to drop in
lyn
Yes...I have been doing for nearly ten years now! Nothing to beat it! xxxx
Dennis Williams
Gone but not forgotten
In newspapers it is also referred to as Theatre Royal Stores. Viv.
