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    Upper Cox Street, Balsall Heath

    Thanks for that
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    Upper Cox Street, Balsall Heath

    That silver railing was in front of the rear gate of Mary Street School and was exactly opposite Tillers sweet Shop and the opening/entrance or as we called it 'entry' to the back house where I was born, 4 back of 17 Upper Cox Street.
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    Upper Cox Street, Balsall Heath

    I was born at number 4 back of 17 (written 4/17) Upper Cox Street. I went to Mary Street School and we moved from there when I was about eleven.
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    Park Lane Aston

    Does anybody remember a company in Park Lane, Aston called Charles Bold & son, Shopfitters
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    Park Lane Aston

    Hi ya Carl, do you remember a company in Park Lane called Charles Bold & son, Shopfitters?
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    Mary Street School Belgrave School Balsall Heath

    I went to Mary St school from 1952 then onto Dennis Rd. Mr Munday was the headmaster at Mary St.
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    Wimbush Bakery

    When I was a kid mom used to send me to the Wimbush Bakery shop in Balsall Heath Road to get a bag of broken biscuits as they were much cheaper than the 'unbroken' ones, half price I think.
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