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Alan, did Paddy Finn run the Kingshurst pub before he took over the Dubliner?

Astonian is quite right, it is Paddy finn who owns the Dubliner. https://www.facebook.com/paddy.finn.9

Let's hope it cures my logging on problem. All these years I have been on the forum I have always stayed logged in, but now I have to log in every time I want to come on.

Your wish is my command Lyn.

I use Libre Office and I have done for ages and it does everything I need, which I admit is not a lot. There is also google documents though I have never tried it.

Not really, I know she was in a small room, thats all. My mother did all the organising. I imagine they had a dining room where they all went. TBH, I never took much notice at the time. Mom tried to get her closer to home but there wasn't anywhere I presume. I was driving at the time so I was...

Paulo76. I think I got the name wrong, I was probably thinking of Highcroft Hospital. Just looked on nans death certificate but it doesn't say the name of the place. I remember visiting her 3 or 4 times before she died.

I think the place you are looking for was on the corner of George Rd and Brookvale Rd. I can't think what it was called. My nan resided there due to dementia and she died in 1968. It looks as if houses have took its place now. Its the building next to Lakeside Walk.

Came across this site whilst surfing and generally messing about. https://web.archive.org/web/20060205160414/https://www.birminghamhistory.co.uk/ It appears to be under construction so it may change in future. The year is 2006 when you click on the link. Might be worth keeping an eye on. This...

Was it this one?

I only have this one.

Thats how I remember it Phil, but for the life of me I cannot remember the market hall as it was in the pic I posted.

I remember going there with mom and having a small plate of cockles for 4 old pence. Still like them now. I don't remember the market hall like this though. I must have walked around with my eyes shut.

The only pics I have are these two...

Here is a list of Birmingham pubs. I don't know any dates though.

I started with saving with the Municipal all those years ago, and without moving or doing anything to my account I have ended up with Lloyds, having gone through TSB for many years, then fairly recently they decided to change some of their branches to Lloyds.

A 1915 image of the Lad in The Lane or The Green Man, whichever.

Whilst looking for something else, I came across this. It's an article from the Birmingham Mail dated 2005. https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/local-news/brums-woman-of-adventure-dies-101-11510

According to google, it is called The Tan Hill Inn, in North Yorkshire. Here is an inside view, with a dubious celebrity???? You can paint this one if you like Eric.

Lennox St. Was it Gosta Green? Not sure. Posted to Facebook by my cousin.