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  1. M

    Royal George Summer Lane

    Oh that made me laugh but it was so typical. She sold sandwiches and the tomato was thinly cut and put on the outside of the bread. We called them Prairie sandwiches because there was nothing inside them. I remember an Irish man used to come in every evening for a pint or Guinness and he’d give...
  2. M

    Royal George Summer Lane

    That was her. Aggie Jackson. Daft as a brush. I went there in ‘79 when I just turned 17 and lived there and worked part time in the pub. My cousin was married to a local girl Deana Reams.
  3. M

    Royal George Summer Lane

    Hi just on this question, my aunt was landlady there in the 70/80’s I worked there in ‘79 after coming from Ireland to live in B’Ham for a while. Where is there a record of tenants?
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