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JKeep seeing this chap(ess) any time of day or night....
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Morturn reacted to Vivienne14's post in the thread Erdington postmen heroes remembered with
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Morturn reacted to Astoness's post in the thread Erdington postmen heroes remembered with Appreciate.
many of you will know the history of this postal memorial plaque...it had been sited at the NMA for 10 years but was removed a couple of...
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I came across this lovely pic that shows The Anchor public house.. it's taken from Bradford street but shows a little of Rea street in...
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Roboz_8 replied to the thread Rea Street.A parade perhaps. Are the windows of the pub boarded up to protect them?
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Brilliant photos again!!
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where would we be without these old photos mark...i still look at all the ones you took which are fantastic lyn
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I love 2 things about these very old photos:- 1) As the very old ones are mainly from large format glass plate negatives the level of...
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Taking the bus into town in the 1950s-60s and near the Digbeth Bus Station you could see the name "Purkis" on a building in Rea Street...
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I came across this lovely pic that shows The Anchor public house.. it's taken from Bradford street but shows a little of Rea street in...
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poker_pete82 replied to the thread Rea Street.I came across this lovely pic that shows The Anchor public house.. it's taken from Bradford street but shows a little of Rea street in... -
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poker_pete82 reacted to Astoness's post in the thread Erdington postmen heroes remembered with Appreciate.
many of you will know the history of this postal memorial plaque...it had been sited at the NMA for 10 years but was removed a couple of...
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Roboz_8 replied to the thread Rea Street.In 1861 census, Joseph Edmonds lived at 46 Rea St, St Martin, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England. Occupation cabinet brass founder. I...
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Here, for completeness, we have the front and back of 54,55 Rea St, probably around the time of the 1880s map. The photos even show the...
