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    St Thomas' Church Bath Row near Granville Street

    Have a look on here https://www.search.birminghamimages.org.uk/Details.aspx?&ResourceID=8225&PageIndex=13&SearchType=2&ThemeID=185
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    Humorous And Interesting Newspaper Stories about Birmingham

    Alfred Fewbrell.
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    Dentistry past and present in Brum

    Dental Hospital. Ugh the mask over the mouth. I broke my front tooth when I was 8 and they covered it with a silver looking tooth, then they replaced with a plastic tooth which looked just as ugly, my mom asked them to do a 'proper' tooth they refused and said I might fall over in the...
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    OLD BIRMINGHAM PHOTOS FROM STEVEBHx

    Does this help credit Historic England
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    OLD BIRMINGHAM PHOTOS FROM STEVEBHx

    There's Regents Row but thats off Warstone Lane
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    Humorous And Interesting Newspaper Stories about Birmingham

    Ford Street
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    Viewpoint

    You will be able to see it on ITV Hub until Sunday
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    Hacketts of Blackheath.

    I have Hackett, Willetts and Danks in my family tree but I cant find a connection (yet). This site is excellent for the black country and certainly have helped me in the past. www.genealogyforum.co.uk
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    Evacuation Of Children World War 2

    This is a magazine called Sentinel from Icknield Street Boys School 1939 on their evacuation to Cinderford.
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    Camps visited by Birmingham youngsters

    If a new thread is started I can put all 8pages on
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    Camps visited by Birmingham youngsters

    O
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    Camps visited by Birmingham youngsters

    Does this help at all?
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    Camps visited by Birmingham youngsters

    Icknield Street boys school went to a Summer camp 1939. Their Sentinel magazine is 8 pages long, and this is just 2. .
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    Camp Hill

    How weird, but do you think the modern photo looks different for Fulford Hall looking at the chimneys?
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    Camp Hill

    I dont know the year but it looks pre 1900s
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    Camp Hill

    Here is a photo with the Ship Inn on the corner and the church further down.
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    OLD BIRMINGHAM PHOTOS FROM STEVEBHx

    Chamberlain Gardens and the road on the right between the buildings Francis Road and the new build in the middle could be maisonettes.
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    Newman Tonks - Newtown

    Brilliant.
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    Newman Tonks - Newtown

    Thanks Mike thats what I thought
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    Newman Tonks - Newtown

    Can someone please confirm if it was Tonks or Tube Investments that sent a smaller tube inside a tube back to the USA as they said they had made the smallest tube ever. Thanks
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