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Recent content by John Waynham

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    Old street pics..

    Defenatly Ladypool road (the Lane as the locals called it) and Highgate road. Regards
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    Old street pics..

    Hello all, The building nearest on the left, was the last to go,at its end it looked about to fall down ! Also it's not Ladypool road, it's down the lane. Peacocks, Woolworths, the wanderfull ice cream shop -- the cinema, the Olimpia ? They had the kids minors 6d. on Saturday afternoon, The...
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    Old street pics..

    Hello Ray, I remember Mrs. Spencer's shop well, the fly paper hanging from the gas light ! My childhood friend was Alan Nash, he and his family-mom Lilly sister and dad, lived up the "entry." There was a Brew house, and us kids were banned on monday, wash day. Alan and I both went to Christ...
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    Old street pics..

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    Bordesley Green Grammar Technical School

    Hello all, I was at Bordesley Tech from about 59 to 62. We never had Mr. Haynes for maths, a pity as I had him later at Hall Green Tech, one of the best teachers I ever had. I remember one lad in metal work who could not master soldering. Killer carried his "oil can " over to the Anvil clutched...
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    Old street pics..

    Hello Ray, I'm new to this forum and on a learning curve. I lived at the corner of Long Steet and Kyrwicks Lane 1950,s to 60,s and went to Christ Church School. Head master Mr Crags , and on to Golden Hillock, Moseley Modern then Bordesley Tech. I was familiar with the area up to its demolition...
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    Old street pics..

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