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Grove Hill House 245 Grove Lane Handsworth

Esg66

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Hello, I am new to this site.
Do you mean 245 Grove Lane, Handsworth? I worked there from 1971 to 1981 when it was the trade association for the Drop forgers and stampers. I am keen for any other info at that time or previous. It is sad that now I have been told the funeral home has closed and it is an empty house with rubbish being placed there and will be a house of multiple occupants so sad. I loved the 10 years I worked there it changed my life.
 
Hello, I am new to this site.
Do you mean 245 Grove Lane, Handsworth? I worked there from 1971 to 1981 when it was the trade association for the Drop forgers and stampers. I am keen for any other info at that time or previous. It is sad that now I have been told the funeral home has closed and it is an empty house with rubbish being placed there and will be a house of multiple occupants so sad. I loved the 10 years I worked there it changed my life.
hi esg66 i would think grove house would be a totally different building to 245 grove lane

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Hello, I am new to this site.
Do you mean 245 Grove Lane, Handsworth? I worked there from 1971 to 1981 when it was the trade association for the Drop forgers and stampers. I am keen for any other info at that time or previous. It is sad that now I have been told the funeral home has closed and it is an empty house with rubbish being placed there and will be a house of multiple occupants so sad. I loved the 10 years I worked there it changed my life.
Still keen to hear about 245 Grove Lane, close to oxhill road was taken over by scotts furneral directors but now empty. Any news or pictures would be appreciated.
 
Still keen to hear about 245 Grove Lane, close to oxhill road was taken over by scotts furneral directors but now empty. Any news or pictures would be appreciated.
There's something here from the British Newspaper Archive in 1956 (I can't open the link as I don't subscribe)....

DROP FORGERS & STAMPERS GROVE HILL HOUSE, 245, GROVE LANE. HANDSWORTH, BIRMINGHAM 20 A EVERY YOUNG CHAP CAN If PROUD , y. OF For a job with first-class prospects and pay, vital to the production of motor-cars, ships, aircraft, jet For full detail! turbines ...
Published: Tuesday 26 June 1956
Newspaper: Birmingham Daily Gazette
County: Warwickshire, England
Type: Illustrated | Words: 78 | Page: 12 | Tags: none
 
Here is the relevant advert. There are in all 105 hits on Grove hill house. At a glance most seem to be about the association of drop forgers, or concerning the school that was there in the late 19th century

Birm Gaz. 26.6.1956.jpg
 
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