Edward Road Baptist Church

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Date:1900 - 2000 (c.)

Description:A full blooded example of the Birmingham terracotta school. Nave with
clerestory and low aisles, transepts and Sunday School attached to rear.
All built of hard red brick with lavish buff terracotta ornament and dressings.
It was built at a cost of more than £6,000 in a style combining Romanesque with Perpendicular details. It stnads at the corner of Edward and Harbury Road.

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Religious Buildings Edward Road Baptist Church Edward Road Churches and other Christian Buildings 1837 - 1900 (Victorian Period)

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Source: Balsall Heath Local History Society , Chris Sutton

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