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at the Sorrento Maternity Hospital, Moseley

Sorrento was a large house on Wake Green Road, Moseley built, probably, by William Adams (1857-1911). Adams was the Midlands Director ...
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Save Trinity Almshouses

A week or so ago The Gentle Author reminded us of the threat posed to the peace and tranquility of the historic Trinity Almshouses by the p...
Farewell Whitechapel Bell Foundry

Yesterday, the Gentle Author communicated the sad news that The Whitechapel Bell Foundry in the Spring of next year. Current owner Alan Hug...
The Silvertown Explosion of 1917 remembered

Today marks the 100th anniversary of the fire and explosion at the Brunner-Mold munitions factory in Silvertown, East London. Later known as...
Free access to BMD and Census records until Sunday!

FindMyPast , one of the main subscription websites, is offering free access to its Birth, Marriage and Death records as well as Census recor...
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... on the corner of Alcester Street sits the decaying former factory of E. Steiner Ltd. More recently it was home to Scrivens Ltd (Optician...
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Up until recently, we didn't hear much about Dr Victoria Mary Crosse, who was born on 17 May 1900 in Rye, where her father was the vicar...
The HMS Curacoa incident 1942

On 2nd, October 1942 about 60 km north of the coast of Ireland HMS Curacoa (D41) was escorting the ocean liner RMS Queen Mary carrying ...

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