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Thankyou RRJ. Pipped me to the post - yes Angel Street, Worcestor.

John you are a magician. Thankyou so much for a complete renovation of the photo of the Ewe and Lamb pub with my grandfather Arthur D Glover in. Your time is much appreciated. Cheers!

Has my thankyou gone on the right thread Lyn? I’m still working out what is going where .. John you are a magician. Thankyou so much for a complete renovation of the photo of the Ewe and Lamb pub with my grandfather Arthur D Glover in. Your time is much appreciated. Cheers!

John you are a magician. Thankyou so much for a complete renovation of the photo of the Ewe and Lamb pub with my grandfather Arthur D Glover in. Your time is much appreciated. Cheers!

A magician ! That is brilliant . Thankyou jukebox john. How do you do that ? !!!

You're most welcome to Lyn. I do seem to have inherited a few old photos in a tatty condition!

Wow. Perfect. I haven’t seen these before. Arthur died just after I was born so I didn’t know him at all. Thankyou for your research.

Thankyou. I’ve added it to my post.. Ive just found you can edit it. The photo might appear twice now.

Yes that was my Auntie Mu who lived to 103! They moved back to England after Canada and lived in Worcestor. My mum Jean Marigold Evans ( nee Glover) is her younger half sister. Muriel married Fred Lewis and at one point they were mayor and mayoress of Worcester.

Thankyou. Here is another rather scruffy photo from my collection of family photos from Birmingham, of Arthur outside the Ewe and Lamb.. he is next to the man wearing the apron.

The Traveller's Rest… thankyou VERY much. This forum has been brilliant in solving the mystery of the blurred photo. So pleased I found you. Thankyou for the time you have spent discovering the new image, it is very much appreciated. I now have a growing list of pubs Arthur D Glover and Gladys...

4 pubs. That’s quite a choice if you lived on Angel Street! Thankyou.

I do appreciate the time you must be spending looking. Thankyou.

Thankyou Lyn. You are a super sleuth! I seem to get lost in documentation when loking for all the information.

Thankyou. I knew about them being at the Ewe and Lamb. I love to see the old documents though!

Yes they were at the Ewe and Lamb. I have photos of them outside the pub.

Oh yes that’s them! Thankyou so much. I’m new to all this researching family histories, so just trying to get my head round it all.

Thankyou very much. I’ll do some further research. And fingers crossed!

Can anyone help identify this Ansells pub? Apologies that it’s a very blurry, old photo. My grandfather was the publican Arthur Glover… I believe the photo was pinned up behind the bar, hence the ‘No slate here’ message! Possibly Hockley area? 1930s/1940s. Sorry to be so vague but I have little...