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    Cope Street Ladywood

    I tobogganed down Cope Street,after a heavy fall of snow, and finished at the botton hitting a lamp post.
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    Portland Road School Ladywood

    I don't have any photographs, I left in 1959 can you tell me your fathers surname?
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    Worcester beacon

    As soon as I seer the hills, I get Elgar's Allegro for Strings in my head. Possibly linked to Ken Russell's film on Elgar which you can get on YouTube.
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    Worcester beacon

    As a child I often climbed up to Worcester Beacon, with my sister, we had an aunt who lived in Gordon Terrace on the southern end of the Malverns, Aunt Minnie lived in a two up two down house and had a huge mountain ash tree in her garden. On climbing the nearest hill we could see the beacon...
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    St Peter's Chapel St Peter's Place

    interior of St. Peters Church
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    Catholic schools in Brum, 1960s/1970s

    This photograph is from the playground of St. Peters school, showing a side entrance to the church.
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    Snow Hill Station

    I've seen a program where a man named as Eddie Fewtrell, was the center of the dispute,
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    Childhood Memories

    No accounting for taste
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    Childhood Memories

    My sister and me, used to eat ovaltine in its dry state.
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    Monument Road

    I remember being taken to the Monument Road Child Welfare Centre when I was four, to be weighed,measured for height and given orange juice and castor oil.
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    Snow Hill Station

    I think there was a real shoot out between a Birmingham criminal gang and the Kray brothers gang from London around Snow Hill.
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    Birmingham School of Art/Birmingham School of Art & Design

    Two students from my year went on to the Royal Acadamy.
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    Birmingham School of Art/Birmingham School of Art & Design

    The students to the Graphic Design and Illustration and Printmaling course, [which was over two years], came mostly from Bourneville and Sutton Coldlfield Art Schools, and a few from the Coventry area.
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