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Bookmark or Share- Remember Kayli? - Welcome to Birmingham History ForumMay 7, 2009. #9. yes i remember the kayli , in jars in the sweet shop and they would use a scoop to put it in a paper bag and twist the bags .also do you remember the pop corn pretty colours in a long bag only cost threpence,chewing gum in a sack with string pull.sweet tobacco coconut, sherbet pips ,and red lips, everlasting toffee strips. oh ...
- Tangyes of Smethwick | Welcome to Birmingham History ForumThe Tangye brothers established their Cornwall Works in Smethwick in 1864. A huge range of products was quickly developed. It was stated that ‘there are perhaps no other works in the kingdom so largely employed upon so great a variety of specialities as the Cornwall Works of Messrs Tangye Bros.’. Tangye’s machinery was used to install ...
- Any old boys - Turves Green boys sec mod 1960 -1965Sep 12, 2022. #6. TurvesGreenoldboy said: I attended Turves Green Boys during the period 1965 to 1970, so just missed you, but would love to hear from anyone who was there during 65 to 70. Boys names that come to mind are David Cridge, Kenny Orme, Colin Massey, Philip Green, Kenneth Underwood, Leslie Athersuch ?.
- Sheldon | Page 9 | Welcome to Birmingham History Forummaster brummie. Nov 15, 2015. #261. My wife Maureen Broadhurst was born in berryfield Sheldon in 1940 and remembers Italian prisoners of war working in the area a plane crash at the airport and her play mates were the Riley's, the bounes and norma tarrant.
- Stephenson Place | Welcome to Birmingham History ForumMar 18, 2017. #1. A charming image of Stephenson Placee in 1907 (note PC is labelled Ste v enson Place with a 'v'). It must once have provided a nice break in the landscape along New Street with its statue (Thomas Attwood), trees and the view looking down to Queens Hotel/New Street Station. It must once have been a popular meeting place.
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