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  1. terryb18

    Goode st hockley

    Lyn, I would like to see some myself, I have been looking for ages. The only ones I have are of the top end by Scribbans (corner of Goode St/Lodge Rd) The first one is behind the tram and the second is on the left of the tram
  2. terryb18

    Castle Bromwich Buses pre 1950

    I have just pulled this off the Midland Red web site "The reason why the 170/172 passed to WMPTE was because they ran mostly inside the West Midlands County. The same happened with Birmingham - Coleshill services 161, 168 and 171 (that number again!). Coleshill stayed in Warwickshire, but these...
  3. terryb18

    Castle Bromwich Buses pre 1950

    Phil, I came across this thread started by Peter Walker, you may find what you are looking for here. Its a pity that some of the pictures have been lost. https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=13584 I have lived in the Castle Bromwich area for many years, but I only know of the...
  4. terryb18

    Mc Dougall Self Raising Flour Factory Norton St Brum

    These pics were posted on a facebook page, but no further information.
  5. terryb18

    Carnegie Institute

    Well Alan,I came from Hockley but I was'nt born till 1946 so I was'nt one of those children, and to be honest I cannot remember a thing till after I started school. I can't even remember the day I started like a lot of people claim to. I must have had an afternoon nap though cos it became a...
  6. terryb18

    Carnegie Institute

    WAR WORKERS NURSERY AT THE CARNEGIE INSTITUTE, HUNTERS RD, HOCKLEY, BIRMINGHAM, WARWICKSHIRE, ENGLAND, UK, 1941. This was where the women used to leave their children to be looked after whilst they went to work in the local factories. The middle picture is of the nurse laying out the children...
  7. terryb18

    Warstone Lane Cemetery

    Brian,thanks for that info,never knew that. Goes to show how little I really know. Terry
  8. terryb18

    Warstone Lane Cemetery

    Came across this picture of Pitsford St with WL cemetery on the right. I thought it was such a cracking photo that I thought I would erm...borrow it.
  9. terryb18

    New Street Station (phased redevelopment completed 2015)

    As I came out of New St station, this caught my eye.
  10. terryb18

    Old street pics..

    Thats took me back a bit, I used to deliver milk there in the 70's.
  11. terryb18

    April Fools Spaghetti Junction

    Oh, you know him then?
  12. terryb18

    April Fools Spaghetti Junction

    I see that the council has unveiled plans this morning to finally tear down spaghetti junction and replace it with a four lane cross roads with a four way traffic light. More chaos. Work due to commence November 2019 according to councillor Olaf O'Pril Terry
  13. terryb18

    Canals of Birmingham

    https://www.cityofwolverhampton.com/localhistory.html Go to this site and you will see the same pic. It suggests it is in Wolverhampton. Terry
  14. terryb18

    Erdington postmen heroes remembered

    Just had a look at the site that vivienne14 kindly posted. Put Birmingham in the search box and you come up with a few results, including this one.
  15. terryb18

    Woodman Hockley

    Here you are then Lyn, this should take you back a bit. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=the%20pelican%20ray%20wilkes&sm=3
  16. terryb18

    Balsall Common: HOLYHULL, Warwickshire

    Could it be Solihull? Wrong spelling perhaps.
  17. terryb18

    The Two Hands, The Packhorse, The Cheshire Cat and The Harlequin - Shard End!

    Thats right Frank, we spoke the other day. I am now posting some rare pics. One of the Packhorse and the other of The Chesire Cat. Courtesy of the Shard End forum on F/Book.
  18. terryb18

    Sheldon shops

    Heres a pic of Comberton Rd shops 1956. I think I took my driving test from here somewhere.
  19. terryb18

    PDF Images - how to post

    Re: posting a image on the forum I have just converted a pdf to jpg using this online site (free) https://pdf2jpg.net/ very simple to do. No downloading of anything at all except the result. This is what I have just done. Warning. Do not try to buy anything from Cube, they went bust a couple...
  20. terryb18

    Old street pics..

    Some good pictures on this site https://epapers.bham.ac.uk/chrysalis.html Click on the teardrop thingies and a couple more clicks to go full screen. Or scroll down for a list of pictures. Apologies if it has been posted before. I believe they are Phylis Nicklin pics but unsure if they have been...
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