The Post Office - Moor Pool History
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The Post Office
The Post Office was part of the group of 4 shops facing Moor Pool Avenue at the Circle.
One of the earliest shops was A. F Hall which can be seen below in the sketch by Sylvia Hansen a Harborne Tenant resident.
Raj and her family have run the shop for quite a few years now selling a multitude of items. The Post Office as such was closed several years ago because of the cutbacks. A big loss to the local community and wider as it was far easier to get to.
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