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our first time today , really enjoyed it, and look forward to the next one, nice talking to people, I've already forgotten some of the names!!!! talking to Jim outside and he was trying to explain things, but I still can't put pictures on but will keep on trying. Nice pictures I will ask my...

Re: Len Copsey Madeline, Pam and "H"send their condolences to Carol and Paul, Iv'e enjoyed keeping in touch with Len on B.H.F. and we all have some very fond memories of him from years ago. Thinking of you both at this sad time, God Bless.

Len, your memory never ceases to amaze me, I had a little chuckle when I read it. Of course I remember her well!!!!

Happy Day's Len

Hi Dek, you wre right , the Jennings did move to the flats in Barrack Street, after leaving Curzon Street where we all grew up together. We still keep in touch regularly. The Tower Pub isn't mentioned very often nowadays, or old lady Thompsons's shop at the bottom of Curzon Street , Mr...

I remember all the pubs and names you mentioned, John and Steve Jennings are my cousins and we all lived in Curzon Street. did you live near there? regards Pam

what about Parma Violet sweets Len? I remember having some in you'r Mom's shop by the Swan

there wre 3 schools in Gem Street. Bishop Ryder infant and juniors, s the school for deaf children, and a school for children with special needs. hope this helps.

hi, anyone remember Bishop Ryder school in Gem Street? Windsor street school, or Fox street/Grosvenor street school? Edit. Link to Bishop Ryder school thread here https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/index.php?threads/bishop-ryder-junior-and-infant-school.41420/page-4#post-504462 Edit...

hi, anyone remember Bishop Ryder school in Gem Street? Windsor street school, or Fox street/Grosvenor street school?

re Lawrence Street. the last photograph was obviously taken after everyone had moved out. the houses were NOT back to back they had a front door leading out to a terrace A.B. and C terrace and a back door leading out to a yard, where the kids played and the washing was hung out.

Hi brumgum, have to say I loved the photo of B Terrace Lawrence St. My nan and family lived in A terrace it certainly brought back memories. the photo of Coleshill Street also reminded me of the times I crossed over that road to get to Bishop Ryders School from Curzon Street, where I lived as a...