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Pubs of Icknield Street Birmingham |
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| Acorn |
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| Bridge-House |
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| Bull's-Head |
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| Crown |
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| Gate |
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| Great-Western-Inn |
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| Ivy-Tavern |
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| Nag's-Head |
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| Royal-Mint |
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Moving from the Waggon and Horses in Bordesley's Adderley Street, John Hunt was the licensee of the Royal Mint at turn of the 20th century. He kept the pub with his wife Georgina. The couple had a young daughter called Theresa. The Royal Mint was seemingly a busy house as the Hunt's employed Harry Bowerman and George Guy as barman, Harry Evans as potman and Lavinia Green as barmaid. |
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| Royal-Oak |
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| Sir-John-Falstaff |
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| Station-Hotel |
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| Stour-Valley-Inn |
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| Turf-Inn |
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| Warstone-Inn |
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| White-Swan |
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