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The Keith Berry Photo Archive - Old Birmingham Page 13
- Thread starter Morturn
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38.191-3 Lozells Road
As promised, a photo of 191 Lozells Road at its junction with Mayfield Road. No 191 is the left side of the brown brick building and the entrance is the front door next to the white painted house. The entrance to No 193 is the front door in the wall at the right end of the building at the road corner.
As promised, a photo of 191 Lozells Road at its junction with Mayfield Road. No 191 is the left side of the brown brick building and the entrance is the front door next to the white painted house. The entrance to No 193 is the front door in the wall at the right end of the building at the road corner.
lmr3103
master brummie
Now permanently closed with plans to be turned into flats …
lmr3103
master brummie
This was where my Mom and Dad met and later held their wedding reception.
My Uncle lived in nearby Berners Street and was a big part of the pub running their football club in the 50s/ 60s.