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Health Clinics, Warren Farm Road

1940 · Warren Farm Road

Library of Birmingham, Local Studies and History Department, LSH WK K10 0134 (3/1352) · Select the picture to zoom and pan.
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Health Clinics, Warren Farm Road, Kingstanding

About this place: Warren Farm Road Clinics

In Voices: “The clinic, the prefabs and the coat of arms” (Jeff Egan)

Local memories

What people who knew this place have said about it, in their own words. These are memories, not checked facts.

“the clinic was down by College Road been there a few times in the forties when it was demolished I don’t know”

— john, 8 June 2012, Voices of Kingstanding

“Oh my gosh! memories just came flooding back of visiting the clinic to pick up cod liver oil and orange juice :O)”

— Dorothy Capewell, 9 June 2012, Voices of Kingstanding

“If you go to 276 Warren farm road you will see a low, newish, building, that is approximately where the Clinic stood. Remember it quite well as I made several trips there with my mother back in the forties.”

— John Prime, 11 June 2012, Voices of Kingstanding

“I worked there from about 1990 when it was a rehab clinic. It was close to The corner of Warren Farm and College Rd facing the side of the pub”

— Terry raynes nee Kearney, 29 August 2012, Voices of Kingstanding

“… Over the road were the local schools metalwork and motor vehicle training workshops. Next door was the dreaded clinic where many a small child was terrified by the school dentist.”

— Jeff Egan, 25 April 2015, Voices of Kingstanding

Additional historical information courtesy of Chris Hillcox and Voices of Kingstanding.

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