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THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH FOR YOUR POSITIVE THOUGHTS ABOUT MY LOSING MARCIA AFTER ALL THESE YEARS. It's tough and without the help of my dear Daughter Sarah, who lives a few miles from me, I do not know what I would do. But now 92, I have to carry on and live whatever time I have left as best as I can

I left Brum in 1957 to seek fame and fortune in America, well, I have. One out of two, not bad Eh!! I became a US citizen in the 1980s, and never regretted it at all. Have two grown children and seven grandchildren, one was born 20 years ago in Japan, where my son was stationed when he spent 30...

HAVE A GOOD ONE, ERIC from John in USA Plus

Have a great day, iZZY!

Alberta from Old Brit in Colorado USA

Didnt a lot of people in WW2 die there during an air raid?

I remember that it was huge, there was a picture house across the road, down a bit

Beautiful painting of a time long gone

I played with my band there in the 1950s have photos somewhere

The Pub on Church Rd, up Barrows lane, was destroyed by fire can't remember the name

Who knows, everyone had their tale to tell. I love them all!! The Vicar told me his version when I was there many years ago. Very interesting building that has been added onto over the years.

The St Bernard's Grange was my parents' favorite pub!! Every night, they would walk down there from our house on Moat Lane, Yardley

Went to Sunday School there

This is on the side of the church, I am told they sharpened swords there?

My Dad banked there

Have a great day, Richard and

Billy Haden, the barber on the left across from the bakery, cut my hair up 1957 when I left for America

Thank you, thank you, thank you, everyone, for the good wishes, MADE MY DAY!!

I was also there; I was born in 1933, not sure when though maybe 1938? many memories then went to Cockshut Hill

I did this when I was 13 in 1946, out riding my bike in the Warwickshire lanes