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Pubs of Selly Oak [Northfield] - Birmingham |
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| Boat-Inn |
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| Bournbrook-Hotel |
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| Bournbrook-Tavern |
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| The Brook |
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| Country-Girl-Inn |
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| Crown-Inn |
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| Dog-and-Partridge |
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| Gun-Barrels |
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| Heeley-Arms |
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| Malt-Shovel-Inn |
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Moving from the Waggon and Horses in Bordesley's Adderley Street, George North was the licensee of the Malt Shovel Inn at the turn of the 1870's. The Brummie-born licensed victualler kept the pub with his wife Jane. She hailed from the Worcestershire village of Harvington. On retirement from the licensed trade, the couple moved to a smart residence in nearby Oakfield Road. The North's had enjoyed a successful career and could afford to employ a domestic servant and gardener. |
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| Oak-Inn |
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| Pershore-Tavern |
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| Plough-and-Harrow |
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| Raven |
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| Selly-Park-Tavern |
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| Station-Inn |
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| Weoley-Castle |
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