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Brighton road

mikejee

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Photographs of Brighton Road. The first of Brighton Road Station and nearby 153,154 the premises of Thomas St Johnson, wine merchants, after WW2 bombing.

- Brighton Road Station & adjacent houses - bomb damage - 1940.jpg

and a third view of houses in the street, probably in the early 1900s. I think that the edge of the malt shovel is just shown to the right of the photo, meaning that the camera is pointing towards the Moseley Road

Brighton Road - Balsall Heath - c1900.jpg

Next the Malt Shovel pub at 170,171.
 

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Hi Mikejee. Great photos of Brighton Road, on photo No 2 next door to the pub is the builders yard of F.Fortey and sons where I started work as a decorator in 1954 aged 15 the pub by this time had become a Cafe so we used that quite often, St Johnstons the other side of the bridge was rebuilt and over the years I did a lot of work there and had to work around boxs of wine which could be tricky in later life it became a woodworking workshop. Regards Acklam19.
 
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