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I thought this pub deserved a unique thread. Here's a nice close-up of the frontage in a photograph dating from c.1962.
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Queen's Head - Aberdeen Street
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Check out the Ford Zephyr parked outside the Queen's Head. My uncle used to have one of these in the early 1960s. When my dad took me to Ireland to see his family in the 1960s we were picked up by a taxi driver in![Aberdeen Street - Queen's Head [Ford Zephyr].jpg](https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/data/attachments/64/64091-fafaf7541bd8a8d74c145d386ba44646.jpg?hash=-vr3VBvYqN "Aberdeen Street - Queen's Head [Ford Zephyr].jpg")
a Ford Zodiac, the later design which to a young boy seemed massive inside.
a Ford Zodiac, the later design which to a young boy seemed massive inside.
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I have uploaded a bit of history of this pub at :
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History of the Queen's Head on Aberdeen Street at Winson Green
History and Information on the Queen's Head on Aberdeen Street at Winson Green in Birmingham in Warwickshire
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EXCITING UPDATE : Ann Smith has kindly sent me some pics of her ancestors, one of which includes a glimpse of the ORIGINAL Queen's Head, a building I had not previously seen.
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History of the Queen's Head on Aberdeen Street at Winson Green
History and Information on the Queen's Head on Aberdeen Street at Winson Green in Birmingham in Warwickshire
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jacqueline young
Brummie babby
My mom and dad the hitchen family lived at 132 Aberdeen street and my nan and grandad the Tenby’s lived at 127 so this was there local . Remember me and my sister standing outside the queens doing penny for the guy
happy days jacqueline...we used to do the same thing outside our local pub in villa st...have you seen the aberdeen street thread? i posted lots of old photos of it before demo..no 127 and 132 may just be on one of the photos
lyn