Trude, your place was close to where my friends and workmates the McMahons lived at that time, I'm not sure of the number but I think it was between Tennant Street and your place, it was one of the houses with the front door at the roadside.
On the map also I can see where I worked at the garage, alongside No 25 there was a passage (shown by the dotted line), we used to drive down there and turn left into an open yard and right into the workshop, the showroom and office were in front, I can't really make out the plan, seems
to be No 27 or maybe 25 and 27 combined.
No 21 was a private house, a bookies but illegal in those days, also in that row there w
Eric was the surname definitely McMahon , I knew a family by the name of McGuire that lived on the third floor of that unnumbered building at the bottom of court no 4 it was classed as a halfway house at the time a family living on each of the three floors, I'll never forget that building one lad I played with from there dropped a toy cowboy gun over the bannister landed straight on the top of my head . I don't know whether it was coincidence but after that I spent two weeks in Little Bromwich hospital with meningitis
