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It does, that would have been Dennis Westwood - but he wasn't a passenger, though one of my uncles did passenger for him. Dennis sadly...

Yes as a kid I was a member thinking back it was a great place to visit , I picked 3 books the only challenge was the geet the books...

I did not realise there was a Handsworth cemetery. thanks for that, ill send them an email. Infact im sure as its a Birmingham city...

have you tried handsworth cem yet...they have a roman catholic burial section ? lyn

booth st still exists but all the old houses have now gone..so we are looking for catholic churches with burial grounds in that...

I’ve looked up that street and I don’t think it exists anymore… but it’s in the Handsworth area :)

I remember Naomi from st chads saying they do not have a copy of the map. so there's one family member who is not at st Josephs which is...

I would suspect there is only one copy. St Chad's do hold a record of headstone entries.

The only other places I can think off would be the Library of Bham or the Catholic Archives at St Chad's but I'd doubt even those.

“The Ringway as it tunnels beneath Great Charles Street in the direction of Snow Hill. The Post Office Tower rises above all.” Portrait...

i was in the shop about 15 years ago to buy something for my son...pretty sure it was beryl who served me and there was a lovely cat in...

Here is another photo of the Masonic Hall in the 1950s.

When I was a student I spent 2 summers working at Harvos. It must have been 1974/5 . I'd always liked malt loaf but it was a few years...

Yes as a kid I was a member thinking back it was a great place to visit , I picked 3 books the only challenge was the geet the books...

That's why I refuse to buy anything Apple anymore!