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House Number 328
A Memory of Bordesley Green.
I was born at 328 Cherrywood Road, Bordesly Green, B'ham 9 in 1948. It was my grand parent's house, Albert and Lotte Davis, my mom and dad was Harry Fisher my mom was Phyllis, my sister Joan and myself David. Albert Davis was a foreman plate layer on the railway, my dad was an ex regimental Sergent Major in the Royal Warwicks regiment. I went to Anthony Rd school with my sister Joan. Myself and my family moved to Mount Pleasant where I went to Ada Road school. My sister was there for a while and she went to Tilton Rd. More memories to follow including all the pubs in the area, thankyou, Dave F
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My family name is also Fisher but i have no knowledge of a Harry and Phyllis Fisher.
I left the area when Barker's Garage was built.
The names i can recall were :- Allen, Baggot, Bray, and the old lady that lived next door who I never knew her actual name.
Just up from the co-op stables in Cherrywood rd was the sweet shop/Grocer shop which was run by my Aunt, Elsie and George Deakin.
I would like to hear from anybody that attended the 1953 street party.
We played on the bomb-buildings site which was where 38 cherrywood rd and others once stood.
I attended Somerville Rd school for a short Time.
The Green Lane picture house was a Saturday morning must.