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Not many of the outside photos are Varna Road, but more the other side of the Rea. The indoor ones may well have been.

A few years back there was an exhibition of photgraphs at a local gallery of pictures taken by an American student centred on one woman...

It does not exist now. In the 1950s and 60s it gained a reputation as a red light district, and before that I think many of the largish...

That was the conclusion I came to. I thought the post 26 implied it was 44 referred to not 42.

The website says that Sherbourne House is number 42, and not that it is 44.

I think it might have been 42 which was called Sherbourne House. 1908 directory lists last 2 houses in Flint Green Road as In later...

Just found this thread I lived nearby on and off from 1940-1970, there's a mention of 44, Flint Green in Acock's Green History site...

No 44 is not listed in any of the wartime or immediate post war directoies. I know that maps of the period which were generally...

The 1946 directory and 1950s maps do not show any indication of any army barracks,

I know it was soon after D Day., when everybody in 44 celebrated by burning an effigy of Hitler and I had my first eclair!

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That is interesting. I am going to contact an old school friend who might be able to contribute to this My parents were there near the...

That is interesting. I am going to contact an old school friend who might be able to contribute to this. She lives in Australia, so it...

1953…There was a barracks in Stockfield Road…