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    1950's 60s and 70s Erdington

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    1950's 60s and 70s Erdington

    This is from the same area back in 1962
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    Kingshurst

    This was the Mountfort Pub
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    Kingshurst

    This was Kingshurst Comp where I was a pupil between 1973 and 1978
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    Erdington old buildings

    I used the Rookery Park entrance toilets in the past which closed around 1988
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    Swift Cheylesmore made in Birmingham. But where?

    Went for a job interview at Kirk and Merifield in 1984, it was a labourers job and the boss said they wanted a YTS and I was too old at the time and I wasn't cut out for labouring, Richard Pearce who worked there got me the job interview then came to my house that evening to tell me I had been...
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    1950's 60s and 70s Erdington

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    North Solihull Sports Centre - old photos

    I was there in the 1970s as well and went to Kingshurst Comprehensive and used to run around that track where we did the 500 metres at school or however many it was, used to use the trampoline and play badminton, did that in the evenings after leaving school and last ran around that track in 1981
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    1950's 60s and 70s Erdington

    This was the Music Box over the road
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    High Street Erdington

    The National School and The Old Roebuck in the early 1960s
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    Erdington Picture House Erdington Roller Skating Rink

    The Palace Erdington in 1962
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    Erdington

    We lived at 24 Alleyne Road and I fell off my bike on the corner where the road sign is as well when I was about seven around 1969
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    Erdington

    Sunday Trading started around 1986 and Wilton Market opened in 1970 so the photo above was taken around 1966 as you can see the Village Green in the distance
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    High Street Erdington

    Six Ways in the 1960s
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    High Street Erdington

    Six Ways in the 1960s
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