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maxwell bullivant
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My memory is not as bad as yours fortunately Beamish , in my short life i have witnessed the winning of 1 FA cup 2 league cups 1 European cup 1super cup, Oh and a couple or so chapionships, The Villa of course have never won a cup for windscreens. Max
Old Boy
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Hi All,
I am confused. There is an Ann Street thread with similar pictures to those on this thread. One of the pictures on this thread quite clearly is marked Ann Street. It seems that Ann Street is now Colmore Row. Surely the original photograph is the Town Hall. If not it can only be Christchurch but it does not look like the photographs of that church that I have seen in the past.
Phil - Were you born in Loveday Street by any chance? Goodnight all. I am off to the land of Nod, but I do not have to climb the wooden hill to Bedfordshire.
Old Boy
I am confused. There is an Ann Street thread with similar pictures to those on this thread. One of the pictures on this thread quite clearly is marked Ann Street. It seems that Ann Street is now Colmore Row. Surely the original photograph is the Town Hall. If not it can only be Christchurch but it does not look like the photographs of that church that I have seen in the past.
Phil - Were you born in Loveday Street by any chance? Goodnight all. I am off to the land of Nod, but I do not have to climb the wooden hill to Bedfordshire.
Old Boy
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maxwell bullivant
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I think it is fair to ask, is this building still standing ? Max
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maxwell bullivant
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Morning Lyn thanks, it is a gud un, Max
HI phil
I think it was baskerville house behind the hall of memory
i don,nt think for on moment it was around nechells
and i am trying to cast my memry back in time where did i se it it
and yes i think it was a picture of the model which was at one time in a book ; but which book did i see it in . and what was the building it was a very long time ago i had seen this pic ,
and when you come to way it up there was not that many building made of that brick and dezign in or was in excistance in those days
but i am saying baskerville house failing that it was around the five ways area
ASTONIAN ;;;
I think it was baskerville house behind the hall of memory
i don,nt think for on moment it was around nechells
and i am trying to cast my memry back in time where did i se it it
and yes i think it was a picture of the model which was at one time in a book ; but which book did i see it in . and what was the building it was a very long time ago i had seen this pic ,
and when you come to way it up there was not that many building made of that brick and dezign in or was in excistance in those days
but i am saying baskerville house failing that it was around the five ways area
ASTONIAN ;;;
Phil
Gone, but not forgotten.
Morning all
I'm afraid I have to say no to you all at the moment except Old Boy, yes I was born in Loveday St Maternity Hospital where this building stood in 1842. I'll even go a bit further and tell that this building measured 70ft x 50 ft
All we need now is the name & purpose of the building.
Phil
I'm afraid I have to say no to you all at the moment except Old Boy, yes I was born in Loveday St Maternity Hospital where this building stood in 1842. I'll even go a bit further and tell that this building measured 70ft x 50 ft
All we need now is the name & purpose of the building.
Phil