Could you drink a pint in what was once a morgue? At the Acorn Inn - one end in Wilton

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Could you drink a pint in what was once a morgue? At the Acorn Inn - one end in Wilton

Could you drink a pint in what was once a morgue? At the Acorn Inn - one end in Wilton Street, Lozells, Birmingham, the other in Wheeler Street and the two joined by a long passage called Memory Lane - the regulars don t mind. In this bar which used to be a mortuary Mrs Valerie Fortnum, wife of the licensee, passes a glass to one of her customers while Mr Harrington reads the newspaper.
10th May, 1959

Birmingham Post and Mail Archive
Mirrorpix
Birmingham
West Midlands
England
WA*5734220

Media ID 21616758

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