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only just noticed but i think photo on post 32 and 34 are of the same buildings..post 32 gives us more of the location.. -
I've been looking out for a picture of Whitehouse Printers. My grandfather was the qualified printer there.
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This is in my memory, when I was 13 I worked Saturdays on a Bradford's bread round, I recall taking a loaf to the top floor for a blind...
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A Sparks replied to the thread Hamstead Road Handsworth.Yes! The building doesn't look in very good condition does it, not with those exposed roof beams at the left side of the house in the...
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wonder where on hamstead road that was lyn
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Hamstead Road, creator: G.D.K. Boyle. 1897. (Birmingham Archives and Collections)
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A Sparks reacted to Bob Blakemore's post in the thread Stevie Wonder In Birmingham In 1963 with
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I worked at the Plaza when Stevie Wonder appeared. ,It was my job that night to push his drum kit away from the edge of the stage when... -
A Sparks replied to the thread Walsall Road.Very brave. The sort of thing your Mom and Dad would have told you not to do!! We used to call those pipes a monkey bridge.
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Never used that bridge used to cross the river on that pipe once i bypassed the spiky bit
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A Sparks replied to the thread Walsall Road.That would be in the Hamstead Playing Fields area I guess, Beauchamp Avenue houses in the distance?
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Old footbridge at old Walsall Road, Hamstead. 1981. (Birmingham Archives and Collections)
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Balloon Street at corner of Brick Kiln Lane, Birmingham, creator: James Burgoyne. 1895. (Birmingham Archives and Collections)
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A Sparks replied to the thread The Golden Eagle, Hill Street.Not quite sure if this should go in the Hill Street thread? It refers to the vacant plot where the Golden Eagle used to stand -...
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1992 end of hockley station key hill cemetery on the right also todays view...