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EElf9 replied to the thread Springfield Area.That clinic was where you had to go if you didn't have a dentist. It was indeed dreaded! We took the no.29 bus over to Handsworth where...
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Thanks for there amazing photos - and memories!Our first telephone number was SPR3449. In the 40s I lived at 1004 Stratford Road, on... -
devonjim replied to the thread Springfield Area.The school clinic where I had to go in 1940's The dreaded gas! -
Elsie is also listed with George & Elizabeth Snook on the 1911 census. The transcript at least has her name incorrectly as Elise. Listed... -
MWS replied to the thread BANNISTER, Mary and Martha.Elsie is also listed with George & Elizabeth Snook on the 1911 census. The transcript at least has her name incorrectly as Elise. Listed... -
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EElf9 replied to the thread Springfield Area.Thanks for there amazing photos - and memories!Our first telephone number was SPR3449. In the 40s I lived at 1004 Stratford Road, on...
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A photo in 1910 of the Sponwell Brewery of Thomas Henry Bates in Spon Lane. The position is shown on the 1913 map below The...
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superdad3 replied to the thread St. Mary's Row, Gun Quarter.What a cracking photograph. Can identify many of the properties in other posts above starting from St Chads Convent on the extreme left... -
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First time for a while - Posting Roll 69, these are mainly City Centre around the council house when the area fronting was been... -
Morturn replied to the thread Phyllis Nicklin Photos.I was in Key Hill Cemetery yesterday and noticed Phyllis Nicklins grandfathers grave marker on on of the Guinea Graves. Viv has... -
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Possibly Aston Street at its junction with Duke Street .... The picture shows a shop on a corner on the right with signs saying "Gilman"...
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A photo, pre WW2, from a site trying to identify unknown photographs. 32 Salisbury Road, Moseley. During WW1 and for some years after... -
A Sparks reacted to mikejee's post in the thread Birmingham horse, steam and cable trams with
Appreciate.
Here is a photo of a cable tram no 175 in the early 1900s on the route from New Inns to the city centre -
Monument lane station
