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Having said I didn't have images of his garages, Lady P has posted an image of his garage at 44 Sutton Rd.
Just the Tyburn Rd garage to find now.
Many thanks @Lady Penelope
Having said I didn't have images of his garages, Lady P has posted an image of his garage at 44 Sutton Rd.
Just the Tyburn Rd garage to find now.
Many thanks @Lady Penelope
Thank you Lady P.
I wrote a piece about T.E. Johnson in the Petrol pump and filling stations thread saying I had no images of either of his garage's. Would you be happy with me adding you garage image to that thread.?
The Johnson's garage in Tyburn Rd (corner of Wood Lane) is where Thomas Johnson moved to when his garage in Sutton Rd was demolished for redevelopment around the late 50's
Hi Lady P. I've been looking for images of my great grandfathers brother Thomas Edward Johnson's garage with no luck.
This could be his garage at 44 Sutton Rd Erdington.
His residence was Wilmot House at same address, I think you see it in the background.
My G Grandfathers brother Thomas Edward Johnson ( 1893-1977) served as a motor mechanic based in France during WW1 attaining the rank of Sergeant by the end of the war. Sometime in the mid 1920's he started his filling station /garage business at 44 Sutton Rd Erdington. (Newspaper reports say...
Sorry Michael, I don't remember any Skeldings. Apart from the McPhee girls photo which I posted I only vaguely remember
Brian Mead as a slightly older boy than me.