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the moat house was in Bradford st its correct name was old moat house it was owned by rob Prike, potatoe merchant i

any one remember to the golden gloves on moslely rd highgate it was a paddy hang out ,they had a small restaurant , best steak and chips ever

the old hippodrome looked like that till the early sixties my husband worked next door on a car pitch as a car salesman for Ernie morris called hippodrome motors

the wormingtons, were good and fair employers , my late mother and her sister both worked there until they wed , my late uncle the shirt cutter, met his wife there , she lived to 90, the wormingtons were the workers royal family , George Wormington was called mr George, thats...

yes the hippodrome had a tower worcester st was opposite the old fish market bell st it was known as stink street fish lol

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lady jayne was part of laughton and sons warstock

yes you could buy ready made shirts, plus gloves etc the floors above the shop the sewing room above that the shirt cutters worked

my late mother sister and uncle all worked there my late uncle worked there all his life, he was head cutter , his name was Cyril wattis he passed away age 96 they were famous for made to measured shirts , my mother and sister were sewing machine shirt makers , the business ceased...

thanks for coming back to me, its not a common name , and yes they, did live close to broad st so its got to be her, she came from Droitwich , a farmers daughter ,she passed away in 1943 age 74 that was good age then ,when she started school they had to pay a penny a week, she is...

Hi brummie lad , i dont know which part of william st they live it was along street they lived in house with the court yard at the back there name was gwilliam

my late mother, lived in william st. her mother my grandmother , was educated , neighbors used to bring letters ,for her to read , because they could not read and write my self i am 80