Handsworth Rectory

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Date:1892

Description:Handsworth Rectory (Front quarter view)as seen from the grounds. This building stood in what is now Handsworth Park. If it were still standing today, half of the Rectory would be in the main pool. It was demolished prior to 1904, as it is absent from the 25" Ordnance Survey map of that year.

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Time Subject Rural Housing Religious Buildings Place Housing Handsworth District Buildings, Architecture & Monuments 1837 - 1900 (Victorian Period) 1801 - 1900 (19th Century)

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Donor ref:Stone Collection, Box 10, Print 3 (1/1)

Source: Birmingham City Council/ LSH , .Birmingham City Council/ LSH

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