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Station Inn, Booth Street, Handsworth

There's a couple of photos of Booth St on the link below (not Station Inn sadly) though I think that on the aerial photo you can see the back of the Station Inn - last building on the left, second after Chapel St possibly...

114 Booth Street, Handsworth

Hi guys. Has anybody got any photos of Booth Street, Handsworth? My old folks lived at 114 during the 30s, 40s and 50s. I'd love to see a photo of what the houses were like ..... Thanks
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pjbhandsworth said:
Does anyone have a photo of this pub please - not sure when it was demolished.
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Hi,
The building is still standing although altered a bit, we own it, and it is a factory making rubber components. The cellars are still in place from its days as a pub. The address is 173-175 Booth street, the main building would be the second left after Chapel Street as MWS post.
 
JTGMS said:
Hi,
The building is still standing although altered a bit, we own it, and it is a factory making rubber components. The cellars are still in place from its days as a pub. The address is 173-175 Booth street, the main building would be the second left after Chapel Street as MWS post.
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hi and welcome...so this building ? great to know its not been demolished...bit cheeky but if you have any photos of the old cellars that you think maybe of interest would love to see them as i guess the main building inside will have nothing left showing it days as a pub ..

lyn




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