The Warstone Public House

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Date:1967

Description:The Warstone, near the library in Icknield Street. The pub got its name from the large boulder which lies at the edge of the nearby Warstone Lane Cemetery, which is said to have been deposited by a large glacier 10,000 years ago. Warstone is a corruption of "Hoarstone" which originally meant boundary stone. The pub was demolished and made way for "The Florin".

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Public Houses and Inns Ladywood Icknield Street Bartlam, Norman 1946 - 1975 (Mid 20th Century)

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Creators: Mr Norman Bartlam - Creator

Image courtesy of: Mr Norman Bartlam

Donor ref:Norman Bartlam (65/9016)

Source: Mr Norman Bartlam , Mr Roy Edwards , Mr Alex Henderson , Ms Val Blake , Mr Ray Usher

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