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I used to work at TC Brown opposite the Hop Pole, we had the occasional tot in there.

There was also a wealth of memorabilia kept in Bunty's Parlour, that would have been worth having.

My brother served there in the early sixties. He moved to Ettington Road Fire Station later..

A Mr and Mrs Smith were the licensees of the White Horse at one time. They were addressed as Sir and Madam by the staff, how times change.

They might have, but they certainly would have eaten them.

To left of the Waterloo and underneath Christ Church was Old Moore's Oyster Room. When it was demolished oysters were growing on the walls.

The Royal Mail was also downstairs, top of New Street

I think the Wylde Wylde Green is about to be developed, it will no longer be a pub?

You could walk through Yates's out of the back door into the Windsor and at one time you get to the Imperial without getting wet.

I have a book of pictures if Birmingham comparing old to new. It was printed in the 70's but might still be available. It's called 'How Does Your Birmingham Grow '

Parts of the building go back to pre 1400

Is this Carver Street?

I think Arthur and Doreen Burley ran this pub.