Yorkshire Grey - Dudley Road 

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A very nice image of the Yorkshire Grey that dates from around 1962. The pub closed down in the mid-2000's and was eventually converted into a restaurant in 2010. The imposing corner edifice was the work of the eminent architect Henry Naden, the man responsible for some of Birmingham's finest public houses, notably the Woodman Inn on Easy Row. The original Yorkshire Grey became part of Henry Mitchell's estate of pubs but the brewery quickly demolished the old pub and erected this magnificent building which acted as a flagship outlet for the brewery just down the hill at The Cape. Click here for more information on this pub.
Date: c.1962  Source: Real Photo Postcard

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