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      Fmacd reacted to BrummieGeoff's post in the thread Sarehole Mill with Appreciate Appreciate.
      Viv .... love the photo. I believe that building is Brook Farm (on the old Brook Lane before it was re-directed), and not Sarehole Mill...
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      Fmacd reacted to Reg.'s post in the thread Waverley Grammar School with Appreciate Appreciate.
      Thanks for the tip, unfortunately I don't know how to delete my address from my previous comment.
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      Fmacd replied to the thread Thanks to Floyer Road 1955.
      Hi, I have only just found this reference to Floyer Road! I lived at 188 Floyer Road from 1943-1979 and I do remember a nearby family...
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      Fmacd posted the thread BENFLO Association in SCHOOLS, COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES..
      Does anyone recall an association called BENFLO made up from St BENedict's Road and FLOyer Road, Small Heath. Late 40s, early 50s. It...
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      Fmacd replied to the thread Floyer Road VJ Day Party 1945.
      Many thanks for this photo which I have only just found. I recognise my father standing just off centre under the SHELTER sign. I have...
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      Fmacd replied to the thread Small heath.
      I think this is the junction with Bankes Road. The corner shop was a general store. Floyer Road is the next one down the hill. The...
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      Fmacd reacted to devonjim's post in the thread Waverley Grammar School with Appreciate Appreciate.
      My wife was at Waverley 51-56 she remembered the form master Mr "Butch" Frost, who was an English Language teacher. She also recalled a...
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