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    Gosta Green Through Duddeston

    A poor photograph of Windsor Street Gas Works. Top left is Richard Street and just below is Windsor Street, If you look close Avenue Road and Rupert Street can be seen. Lord Street and Proctor Street seen near the right hand corner along the bottom edge of the scan.
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    Gosta Green Through Duddeston

    Phil. Great photographs once more, I have a copy of Kelly's somewhere when I can find it. I would say that the first photo I will consult Kelly's to pinpoint Atkin's sweet shop along there. The second photo would be taken from Great Lister Street looking up Adam Street and the shop on the...
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    Gosta Green Through Duddeston

    Phil. You certainly have some great photographs of the old end, All I have is what has come off the BHWR.
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    Gosta Green Through Duddeston

    Phil. Thank you so much for posted the photograph. I cannot remember the Building which is bricked up so I guess it was after my mother moved away from Lupin Street. There were Two shops on the corner of Lupin Street ,one was Slim's and the other was Web's ( I am sure I am right but my memory...
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    Situation Comedy

    I don't know if it qualifies but my choice is " Hello Eth " was it The Larkins or by another name which I have this minute forgot. The Glums on radio. Another if it qualifies is before my time Max Miller.
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    James Cecilia Amy Help with maiden name

    Re: Help with maiden name As far as I know, that reference number is if you apply to Saint Cathrine's House.
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    Passages, Alleyways Gulletts and Snickets of Old Brum

    We must have walked in each other's footsteps, those were the days.
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    Gosta Green Through Duddeston

    Phil. Thank you for your post 2004, I think that is what I am looking for.
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    Gosta Green Through Duddeston

    I am still hankering if there was a Ward and Peter's scrap car dealer's at this site at some point in time ?
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    Nechells

    That makes sense as you were growing up Pete. It happened to me, I could only grip the top of the table then one day I found I could see on top of the table and then any goodies came within reach of me.
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    Nechells

    Pete. So they finally caught you and made you one of them !!!! LOL I somehow knew the Lock Keeper or Park Keeper would get you one day.
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    Black Country Museum

    Robert Thank you so much for your post, I am sure I shall be contacting them this year when the weather improves. Its been so long since I last went there I am sure there must be a lot more to see now.
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    Gosta Green Through Duddeston

    Hello Phil. Yes I have your photograph of the " Manor Arms " safely stored on my external drive and how thankful I was to you for posting it mate.
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    Gosta Green Through Duddeston

    shedman. I was particularly interested in your pic at post 1957. The Manor Arms pub on the corner. Thank you for your posting.
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    Hood John(Jack) Boxer

    Re: John(Jack) Hood Boxer My mother who lived in Coleman Street said she used to go to School with Jack Hood's sister. My mother was born in 1914.
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    Suffolk Street

    Phil. Dennis. I really must say that I am sorry not answering your post 38 and post 42. I did read them but failed to answer. Map on post 71 gives Fordrough Street as I believe it once was. Many Thanks for your Posts.
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    Glass Toy Maker

    I remember those glass ducks or emus that used to swing to and fro and dipped their beaks in a glass of water ?
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    Bubble and squeak

    I think after all this I will be a vegetarian.
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    I received some sad news today....

    So Very Sorry for you Chris, I am at a loss for more words to say.
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    Passages, Alleyways Gulletts and Snickets of Old Brum

    Mike. post 331 I did manage to recognise where it was even without the street names.
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