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OHH ECk i always say Mow as in Lawn:rolleyes: ..sorry froth :shocked:

Bernard thanks for posting this ..I cannot believe that these lads were treated like this it is an absolute disgrace..

Re: the yorkshire gey pubhi pub crawlers Thanks for that Phil

Re: the yorkshire gey pubhi pub crawlers Hiya Astonian..hope everything ok your end We came past the Yorkshire a few months ago ..dont know what they are doing there but it looks like nothing is left of the inside of the pub..some guys were popping in and out think they are either working on...

Dyan I really wish you luck on this ..but a few months ago I applied for my Moms records..she died in 1988..My doctors were really helpfull but when we applied I was told that after 20 yrs all medical records of a deceased patient are destroyed..I hope you do get some results with your search

Thanks so much Jennyann..I had forgotton about the visits but that bought back so many memories..one of the women took pity on me and when she was discharged she came in the next day with the biggest Easter egg and Chocolate box i ever saw..can still remember her now..Jean that was all they fed...

Looking through the posts of Birmingham Hospitals I cant see any mention of the old ENT hospital ..in 1962 i had my tonsils out there ..they didn't have a childrens ward and i was put on the womens ward..can anyone tell me where the hospital was I was 9 at the time and seem to remember it was...

Thanks for that link Mike

... I have to say I agree with you 100% Wendy..Thanks Terry for posting this link because as Wendy said there are some really nice photos..such a shame there are some idiots who are not interested in the history but just out to shock people...Polly I can see why you find this offensive

I was in the local supermarket yesterday when two hoodies (as they are known today) came in..straight away i felt intimidated ..i was buying some pop and i hadn't realized that there was an offer on ..when the girl told me of the offer I said i would go and get another bottle..these lads...

Have to agree with Mike F ..legacy is great for free..but I love Tribal pages also free and looks good ..password protected..and so easy to fill in...no need for gedcoms

Used to go there Rosie about the same time... the records i remember from then was the Isley Brothers and Peter Starsted

Hiya all Just outside the two pubs in the sandpits were metal railings also Elizabeth you are right..just up on the right from the pubs was an old peoples home ...

Hiya Biffo We live 1 min away from the river rea in Frankley and until i saw this thread i didnt realise where it went to

Hi Reg let us know when your going ..will pop up and meet ya

Shera was the Frank Taylor that one that murdered the little girl in Vyse Street

Shera whats the name of the book ..would love to read it

Hiya Lyn Fattorini was one of the biggest enamelers around ..the one I knew WAS in the Quarter in Frederick Street ..think it is still going ..the building with the name on is still there .up the road a bit and opposite the pen museum

Yes Jean your right cos we used to do those as well.....looking back now and remembering how we all saved the golly's off the jam to get the badges ..Till i worked on them i didnt know they were made in Brum

When I was 16 I used to work in Vittoria Street down the Jewelry Quarter enameling the golliwog brooches