M&B Outdoor Phillips Street

[Lesf]

Does anyone know or remembers where the M&B outdoor was on Philips Street, it was there in 1951

 

[Astoness]

hi and welcome to the forum...we do advise members that before starting a new thread to take a min to scroll down the main page as we usually have sections for most topics...so i am moving this thread from forum rules to our pubs and hotels section of the forum ..hopefully someone can help you with your enquiry..if you use the search box i think we have a thread for phillips street with old photos..hope this helps

lyn

 

[mikejee]

Do not know which was M & B, but there are two off licences listed in the 1950 Kellys, at nos 75 and 112, shown in red on the map

 

[Lesf]

Do not know which was M & B, but there are two off licences listed in the 1950 Kellys, at nos 75 and 112, shown in red on the map

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Thank you very much, you have made me very happy, as i was born in that outdoor thank you so much it means a lot to me

 

[Astoness]

Thank you very much, you have made me very happy, as i was born in that outdoor thank you so much it means a lot to me

could i ask which one you was born at...i may have a photograph of it ?

lyn

 

[Richard Dye]

Thank you very much, you have made me very happy, as i was born in that outdoor thank you so much it means a lot to me

Welcome to the BHF Les, a really good place with great folks & information, enjoy!

 

[Lesf]

could i ask which one you was born at...i may have a photograph of it ?

lyn

112

 

[brummy-lad]

This is an aerial view from 1938. The off-licence can be seen just to the right of the central blue marker.

 

[Astoness]

112

thanks so next to the timber yard...i will post if i have a photo

lyn

 

[Lemonella]

Thank you very much, you have made me very happy, as i was born in that outdoor thank you so much it means a lot to me

Welcome from me too - such a helpful and kind team we have here!

 

[mw0njm.]

This is an aerial view from 1938. The off-licence can be seen just to the right of the central blue marker.

112 was op millers entrance for goods it was in the row of houses across from my house but was demolished and a scrap yard moved in the wood yard.

 

[mw0njm.]

Thread 'Phillips Street Aston'

Jun 20, 2009

More pictures Folks.

Somebody was asking for a picture of the Talford Arms a few days ago, this any good

Ray

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