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Richard Dye
master brummie
And all that from a few tins of custard
He made his money largely from custard powder, but also baking powder and invented many other things , such as a water filter, firework (pharaoh's serpent) and a "Rsinbow buble" , the latter being exchibited before Queen VictoriaAnd all that from a few tins of custard
hopefully mike or others may have saved them jan and can re post them for us..i meant to save them but forgot
lyn
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ok mike in that case we can only hope shirley spots this post and can repost the photos
lyn
Shirley Dawn
Brummie babby
Yes, here they are, I didn't realise they needed to be saved, thanks for the tip.
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pjmburns
master brummie
Adding what I put yesterday.
The horse statue is now in Brueton Park.
solihulllife.org
My late Mother used to say her Father, a council gardener, was involved in the move - I think that might just be a family story.
The horse statue is now in Brueton Park.
“Horse and His Master” statue
The Grade II-listed hollow bronze statue in Malvern Park is by notable Victorian sculptor Joseph Edgar Boehm (1834-1890) and was cast by H. Young & Co., Pimlico. Boehm was born in Austria to Hu…
solihulllife.org
My late Mother used to say her Father, a council gardener, was involved in the move - I think that might just be a family story.
pjmburns
master brummie
For those who don't know - the house is now split into apartments and called Blossomfield Park. (Name change possibly because of nearby school named after the house - Tudor Grange)
blossomfieldpark.co.uk
Tudor Grange - Blossomfield Park
Tudor Grange is a spectacular Grade II listed building, thoughtfully converted into an exclusive collection of eight stunning one and two bedroom residential apartments and three bungalows, set amidst the tranquil mature grounds of Blossomfield Park.
blossomfieldpark.co.uk
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Richard Dye
master brummie
Very well done Shirley!
Shirley Dawn
Brummie babby
Thank you Janice for your post re Tudor Grange, and the Solihull Heritage organisation, for that has led to me a place to offer the album and other phots and documents. They went off today, so if all goes well they will be available at The Core, Touchwood, Tracey Williams has been my contact. I'm so glad I found the forum, and grateful for all the support. Sheila
