Frothblower
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The Victoria 1960s
Lost Photo replaced, probably the same as original
Lost Photo replaced, probably the same as original
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The Victoria Inn John Bright Street
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No Negrita. There may be also one there of the same name, but this location is next to the Alexandra Theatre in the City Centre.
KezHandley
New Member
Hi guys
Brand new to the website, I was curious if anybody had any information/history on The Victoria on John Bright Street.
I work for the marketing team there and we’re pretty stumped. I’ve managed to find that it was built in 1883 by Thompson Plevins but that’s as far as I know.
Any help would appreciated or if you could me in the right direction, that’d be great!
Thanks in advance
Kez
Brand new to the website, I was curious if anybody had any information/history on The Victoria on John Bright Street.
I work for the marketing team there and we’re pretty stumped. I’ve managed to find that it was built in 1883 by Thompson Plevins but that’s as far as I know.
Any help would appreciated or if you could me in the right direction, that’d be great!
Thanks in advance
Kez
Radiorails
master brummie
It is a shame if it isn't Lyn. It shows all the hallmarks of the once ubiquitous 'lavatorial' tiled frontage
It's Grade II listed. I remember it exactly as it was in Lyn's photo. Remember thinking it was an unusual colour at the time. For that reason, I always remember it's name and where it was. So the colour served a very good purpose.