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Old street pics..

The first time I've been on this site for ages but it's got a lot bigger covering Acocks Green , Yardley , Tyseley , Fox Hollies , lea hall Sparkhill , Hay Mills and abit of Yadley Wood someones put a lot of work into it mainly Bill Dargue I think https://aghs.jimdo.com/
 
berniew said:
The first time I've been on this site for ages but it's got a lot bigger covering Acocks Green , Yardley , Tyseley , Fox Hollies , lea hall Sparkhill , Hay Mills and abit of Yadley Wood someones put a lot of work into it mainly Bill dARGUE I think https://aghs.jimdo.com/
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There's some smashing ones here of my neck of the woods, anyone know what Corys was on the Coventry Road near Yew Tree Lane. Looks like a garage and there's a petrol garage at that location now. Pleased to inform that some of the other locations in Yardley village haven't changed at all. I can see the Church tower from my window now..:encouragement:
https://aghs.jimdo.com/images-of-old-yardley/
 
Thats fine because the notice came into my junk folder and I had to unblock it and I wondered if someone had hacked your email.
 
Hi Carolina I have had a lot of problems myself with junk over the last three weeks so I scanned my computer just in case all ok
 
Thank you for #2636 Bernie, lovely picture! My Gt. Gt. Grandparents lived there at 82 Digbeth until 1899. It was a printers shop.(Yapp) It's a clothing warehouse now I think.
rosie.
 
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