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I worked on the Lozells road in the late sixties at Mc Gauleys toy and pram shop, happy days.

Anyone go to St Mary’s Catholic School handsworth? my husband Barry went there in the sixties

Hi, my son was born at Sorrento Maternity Hospital February 9th 1978 he had to be delivered a month early,we both had excellent treatment, my consultant was a Miss Hallam , midwife who delivered him was sister Feather. It was a good hospital and should never have been closed.

Does anyone remember McGauleys pram and toy shop on the Lozells Road, I worked there late sixties.

I remember McGauleys toys and pram shop.

Lovely memories,where Boots was on the corner when i left school in the sixties it was a shoe shop,that was my first job.Soho Road always brings such happy memories.

Had photos of The Pleck,was going to send,moved from Brum to Lincoln to be near my son,I expect they are in a box somewhere,will keep looking.

Seems in those days houses were passed down the family,my mom was the last before they were demolished.

Hi Lyn,will send pics as soon as my son comes down,just as an afterthought ,The Pleck was an unadopted road but I would have thought would be on an ordananace servey map.

Hi, I have replied earlier but being new to this technology!i don't know if you got my reply so sorry if I'm repeating.I lived at number 5 the Pleck from 1947 till I married in 1970.My family had always lived down the Pleck,there used to be row of cottages further down all empty when i was a...

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Hi, I lived at number 5 The Pleck park Road from when I was born in 1947 till 1970 We I lived at number 5 The Pleck from 1947. To 1970,I have photos but am knew to iPads

What lovely memories these photos have brought back,I used to work at Englands Soho Road in the sixties then moved up the road to Freeman Hardy Willis.

I remember the Jug of Punch ,Ian Campbell ,very happy memories.

l remember a lot of those places do you remember The Le Metro folk club.it was in one of the arches side of Snow Hill station.

Hi,my friend lived in a back to back in Park Road Hockley,one narrow kitchen,very small living room with stairs going up to two bedrooms.I used to think it was very cramped but cosy,Mom dad two brothers and my friend. I must admit if I needed the toilet I would go home,ours was outside,but all ours.

Went to The Royal George a few times in the mid 60s,can't remember if it was there they had a folk club or The Crown

My first car was an Austin Somerset,column change gears,as i am only five feet tall my dad put wooden blocks on the pedals and I sat on about three cushions so I could see through the windscreen,no health and safety then but I suppose not many cars on the road,anyway I'm still driving!!

Lovely pics of Soho Road,one of them had the shoe shop i worked,Englands,my first job on leaving school 1962 at 15

My Grandmother was nursemaid then Nanny to a family in Hunters Road in the 1900s was very fond of the family and was married from there the name of the family was Surls