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the globe pub
- Thread starter Astoness
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the globe was notinhospital streeti am sure
i can visulize the pub now but for the love nor money i cannot think of the streetits on and its on a corner as i left brum that long now i just cannot think of the street
the road i have in mind is or was just oppersite cliveland street coming out of cliveland st cross over the main newtown rd to the rd facing on your left there is or was a midland counties depot which was used for the storage yard for the commercial shops for there milk my eldest brother was the forman there before they moved to king standing rd that was on the first corner turn emediately left and on that first corneron your left was the globe pub a very old pub ,never been changed since it was open best wishes astonian;;
i can visulize the pub now but for the love nor money i cannot think of the streetits on and its on a corner as i left brum that long now i just cannot think of the street
the road i have in mind is or was just oppersite cliveland street coming out of cliveland st cross over the main newtown rd to the rd facing on your left there is or was a midland counties depot which was used for the storage yard for the commercial shops for there milk my eldest brother was the forman there before they moved to king standing rd that was on the first corner turn emediately left and on that first corneron your left was the globe pub a very old pub ,never been changed since it was open best wishes astonian;;
Alf
Gone but not forgotten. R.I.P.
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lynn
yes that correct blews st and manchester st newtown i used to meet my oldest brother whom worked around the corner at the little storage yard for the dairy
thats how i knew it was there but its been years i have lost touch with brum and i don,t keep reference books i can only go by the knowledge in my head also my other two younger brothers whom worked at henry corbetts for years used to come across and have there lunch break with us as well as i said my mind is getting rusty just of late
for names and places have a nice day lynn and every=body else
best wishes astonian ;;
yes that correct blews st and manchester st newtown i used to meet my oldest brother whom worked around the corner at the little storage yard for the dairy
thats how i knew it was there but its been years i have lost touch with brum and i don,t keep reference books i can only go by the knowledge in my head also my other two younger brothers whom worked at henry corbetts for years used to come across and have there lunch break with us as well as i said my mind is getting rusty just of late
for names and places have a nice day lynn and every=body else
best wishes astonian ;;
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Alf
Gone but not forgotten. R.I.P.
lol alf..you must be missing my posts....
the globe was and still is very much up and running..
its on the corner of manchester st.(thats the next one down from pritchet st) and the corner of blews st....
lyn
Blews St runs to New John St, Manchester St runs into Blews St according to my A to Z.
I didn't miss your post I knew it was there and up and running someone said on the Forum months ago.
hi alf..for the past few years i thought the globe in blews st held a family connection..after the info i have received today it was not that globe.
it was the one that was in hospital st....i feel another pic search coming on....but i think this pub will be difficult to get hold off:cry::cry::cry:
lyn
it was the one that was in hospital st....i feel another pic search coming on....but i think this pub will be difficult to get hold off:cry::cry::cry:lyn
but not before me dad was born there in 1929....every hopeful