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Gee Street
- Thread starter Astoness
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sistersue61
master brummie
Lyn, assuming they are hats to the right of the door, there must have been some tall inhabitants of this house, or used the hat pegs as target practices - and how did they reach them down lol?
Sue
Sue
lynne webb
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
I thought they were plaques hanging from the picture rail, my grans was just like that room but she had a three piece suite as well, it never looked over crowded though.
From the Imperial war museum site mentioned on another thread. these pre-war houses were supposed to be used as the models fro reconstruction. they are still there (just) and can be seen at https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=Ge...oid=WLzsws3qpyQ2wvdGQl4xaA&cbp=12,318.34,,0,0
Mike
Mike
WelshBrummie03
master brummie
I've just found out that my great-grandfather and his siblings/parents were living a 13 Gee Street in 1891