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Stratford Rd. near Showell Green Lane?

What's Templar holding? Templar do you have any connections with the Knight Templars?

I think maybe it might be between Cranby St. and The Gate.

I live in the states and we used to have to have our cars inspected (the equivalent to MOT) every six months.

Roxy Music and ELO (if that counts co's my husband is a friend) Roy Wood/Wizzard (if that counts co's my husband is a friend) Blondie Shawaddywaddy Magnum Trickster Mott the Hoople Rockin' Berries

I remember the flower seller, I always wished my mum would buy some. Later, when I got a job in Albert st. I would buy flowers for her from here.

The coverage of the Pope's visit to Birmingham has been very low. I was hoping to see more TV Coverage.

My husband used to do the sound and lights at Abigails.

I find it amazing, when looking at old pictures, that some of the adults (in the epic) could walk down the street today and not get a second look. They do say that fashions come round every 30 years.

Re: Birmingham 8 My mom used to live in Crawford St, then they got 'posh' and moved to Ash Rd. A bigger house I suppose, there were nine kids and my mom tells me they used to sleep one, one way, and the next one would have there feet in your face (if you see what I mean). Do you remember Crown...

Mah, Can you remember any of the Christian names of the Strettons?

I used to get that stuff in my stocking, and I was born in 1955. We still put apples, oranges, nuts, chocolates in our son's stocking.

'Goodnight Sweetheart' is one of my son's favourite programmes. He wasn't about when it was on TV, he's watching our videos.

My mom has lived in Ash Road, for 70yrs. And she told me that the houses next to 6 Ash Road were bombed.

I used to go to 'Crown Mission" and I had a few friends from Crawford St, this would have been late 50s early 60s - Henman. Peacock. Edwards Morris. And as my mum used to live there as a child, she also knew many of their parents.

I don't know if it's still there, but, there was one in Crawford Street, opposite our Sunday School 'Crown Mission'.

My cousins used to live across the road from the 3A's. And there was a tunnel leading from their cellar to the pub. We were never allowed to explore it. The one time I did go down into their cellar, I remember seeing a 'Johnnie Walker' Statuette. And the door to the tunnell was of the frosted...

Yes, how did you know?

My husband used to play at the Chesterfield Club