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  1. brumgum

    Snow Hill (the Road)

    Yardleys is to the left and Snow Hill Hostel to the Right, you can just see the post office tower in the background and the Railway arches to Snow Hill.
  2. brumgum

    Snow Hill (the Road)

    I remember you had to get the night buses outside Greys and there was a large blue mobile hut selling tea and hot dogs etc late at night.
  3. brumgum

    Snow Hill (the Road)

    The bus stop is still there and the building is a rather smart Hostel for Homeless.. https://www.midlandheart.org.uk/developments/the-snow-hill
  4. brumgum

    Snow Hill (the Road)

    Smashing old postcard of two buses coming down Snow Hill, one is the 74 with the West Brom Corp livery.. https://www.flickr.com/photos/63027707@N08/5794017537/
  5. brumgum

    Snow Hill (the Road)

    Found a picture looking the other way up the canal, wonder what the funny little out house was used for and what's more how has it survived?..
  6. brumgum

    Snow Hill (the Road)

    There's a blog here from the family of Norman Field, anyone seen this before .. https://www.normanfield.com/20snowhill.htm Brilliant, it made me laugh:biggrin: But on reading it you can perhaps see why the Street didn't survive and clearance was an easy option in those days:dispirited:
  7. brumgum

    Snow Hill (the Road)

    A good Ariel view of the area now.. https://alanbaxter.co.uk/projects/post.php?s=2012-01-11-snow-hill-birmingham
  8. brumgum

    Snow Hill (the Road)

    Interesting that it's still a music shop... https://www.flickr.com/photos/ell-r-brown/6006505612/ Ell Brown gives us some History.
  9. brumgum

    Snow Hill (the Road)

    What about under Snow Hill, the building with the funky mural would be the building next but one to Yardley's which is now a well run-ish Hostel...
  10. brumgum

    Snow Hill (the Road)

    Was it Yardleys.. https://birminghammusicarchive.com/yardleys-music-shop/
  11. brumgum

    Snow Hill (the Road)

    Snow Hill looks like this now except the larger skyscrapers have been ditched because of the recession.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kjp4wlR6kyk
  12. brumgum

    Sutton Park History

    Does anyone remember Cooksey Lane recreation ground Kingstanding and it's football pitches, i used to visit it as a child as my Dad and Uncle used to run a club that played there and i would to tazz around it as a kid with my dog, Brother's and mates when the matches were on. At full time...
  13. brumgum

    Old street pics..

    I think it would be the Futurist.
  14. brumgum

    Snow Hill (the Road)

    :adoration::adoration:
  15. brumgum

    Snow Hill (the Road)

    The Welcome Hotel doesn't look that welcoming:uncomfortableness:, hopefully it was just a ghost sign.
  16. brumgum

    Snow Hill (the Road)

    Smashing Picture, a tidy up project perhaps?.
  17. brumgum

    Snow Hill (the Road)

    I used to love their Wimpy Grill with the bendy shaped frankfurter sausage:fat::biggrin::pig: just discovered nearest Wimpy is in Tamworth:livid:... Sorry for going off topic:stupid:
  18. brumgum

    Very grateful for Warstone Lane L/U please - EVANS and DANIELS.

    Oh yes thank's.. https://www.jqrg.org/page13.html
  19. brumgum

    Very grateful for Warstone Lane L/U please - EVANS and DANIELS.

    Hi Jane, yes you're correct, all three in the same grave Section H 1374... Elizabeth 1891, Emily 1903 and Alfred 1884. You can look up yourself on this site.. https://www.jqrg.org/page8.html If we can determine there's a stone I'll try and get a picture for you as i have relatives also buried...
  20. brumgum

    Nechells

    Bloomsbury Library to close, this building must now be under threat which is a shame as it's one of the few architectural gems left in the area.. https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/local-news/historic-birmingham-library-closes-after-6247779
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