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Queens arms..barford st
- Thread starter Astoness
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Elizabeth Redmond
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Astoness it looks like you have spent the day minutes away from where I was brought up, my school was a few yards away from here Rea St,
ellbrown
ell brown on Flickr
I took photos of the Queens Arms when I was on Macdonald Street / Barford Street. Wonder why it was closed / boarded up. As I'm sure it was still in use a few years ago.
Queens Arms, Macdonald Street by ell brown, on Flickr
Was the morning, so got the sun in this Macdonald Street / Barford Street corner shot
Queens Arms, Macdonald Street by ell brown, on Flickr
Queens Arms, Macdonald Street by ell brown, on Flickr
Was the morning, so got the sun in this Macdonald Street / Barford Street corner shot
Queens Arms, Macdonald Street by ell brown, on Flickr
Hi guys
i past there the othe day and i thought yes its number is up and not before time the gaffer over the years spent a fortune over the last five years on timber boarding up those windows nearly every other week i knew his head barmam he used to live down the lichfield rd by he aston taveren
when the decent clientele was fissing off from the pub he tryed running a cafe bar from it but it never worked out
i past there the othe day and i thought yes its number is up and not before time the gaffer over the years spent a fortune over the last five years on timber boarding up those windows nearly every other week i knew his head barmam he used to live down the lichfield rd by he aston taveren
when the decent clientele was fissing off from the pub he tryed running a cafe bar from it but it never worked out