Some work has revealed a secret tunnel leading to the basement of a pub in Birmingham, the city of Peaky Blinders.
The work of a new subway line has been brought to light, in the pier in front of The Old Crown, a pub dating back to 1368 at the time. Birmingham, enter Subway The secret that leads to the basement of the club: whether it is a secret passage used by a notorious band meager masks, Active in the same city between 1880 and 1910?
“We had no idea it even existed,” commented the pub’s concerned owner, Kieran McInerney. Then the restaurant staff wanted to share photos of the discovery online, which stimulated the imagination and imagination of Sunday historians and fans of the TV series. One more realistic user wrote: “Maybe it was a coal cliff, although the location is quite weird.” Others, more imaginatively, posit that it was used to hide uncomfortable bodies, or perhaps to allow goods into the vault—illegally or legally—without having to use stairs.
A pub like this, over 600 years old, would surely have plenty of hidden and lost secrets to tell, and this does nothing but feed the theories of those who instead claim that the tunnel in question has been used by the now infamous gang. .
