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Peace Gardens
Located at Bath Row (Five Ways), the site of St Thomas Church (1826) which was partly destroyed by enemy bombing during WWII.
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Uploaded on Aug 28, 2010
The Malt House
Brindley Place. Former site of the Birmingham Brewery Company. Now a pub.
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Uploaded on Aug 28, 2010
City Tavern
Bishopsgate St, Five Ways. Built 1901. Here seen in August 2010.
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Uploaded on Aug 28, 2010
Curzon Street Station
Ledsam St
Industrial estates off the Ladywood Middleway. Photo May 2010.
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Uploaded on May 4, 2010
Assay Office
Caroline Street corner Newhall Street. Built 1877. Photo May 2010.
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Uploaded on May 2, 2010
1 Snowhill Plaza
Waterstones, New St
The Twin Towers pub
Canal bridge, Ladywood
New apartments, Ladywood. Built 2000-2005. Photo May 2010.
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Uploaded on May 2, 2010
Cobalt Square
Former Municipal Bank
Lyndon House
Hagley Road. Design by John Madin. Built 1962-64. Photo May 2010.
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Uploaded on May 2, 2010
Plough and Harrow
135, Hagley Road. Design by John Fallow, 1832-33. Photo May 2010.
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Uploaded on May 2, 2010
J.Ashford & Son
Industrial Birmingham
Art Deco and Neo-classical
21st Century
Georgian Birmingham
Monuments
Victorian Birmingham
Churches of Birmingham
60s 70s Birmingham
Birmingham pubs
