Date:1940
Description:A view of the front of King Edward VI Grammar School for Girls in Rosehill Road. Erected in 1911, the architect was P.B. Chatwin, the son of J.A. Chatwin, the architect responsible for the restoration of Handsworth Parish Church between 1876 and 1878.
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Rose Hill Road, Handsworth, featuring a range of posters on a vacant piece of land. ...
Old Crick Lane, Handsworth, c1910. In the background the new Handsworth Grammar ...
This is a rear view of the main building of King Edward VI Grammar School for Girls ...
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Image courtesy of: Local Studies and History Department
Donor ref:LSH WK H5 0508 (3/1171)
Source: Local Studies and History Department
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