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Birmingham Municipal Bank, Birchfield Road

The north-east corner of the junction of Birchfield Road and Bragg Road. The prominent corner building is a branch of the Birmingham Municipal Bank at 293 Birchfield Road. The Trustee Savings Bank took ...

Birmingham Municipal Bank, Broad Street

The Birmingham Municipal Bank was established on a permanent basis by the Birmingham Corporation Bill (it was previously Birmingham Corporation Savings Bank). The building is still there today (opposite ...

Birmingham Municipal Bank, Broad Street, Birmingham

This interior view of the Birmingham Municipal Bank in Broad Street, Birmingham, reveals the sort of space one might expect from the rather grand Neo-Classical facade. The building was designed by T. ...

Birmingham presents Lloyd George with the Freedom of the City

A ticket for the ceremony at the Town Hall when the Council presented David Lloyd George with the Freedom of the City. All presumably went well but many of those present (including Lloyd George) would ...

Birmingham Public Libraries Book Exchange Service

This photograph shows the delivery van outside the old Central Library at Ratcliffe Place. The lady looks very much like the stereotypical image of a librarian!

Birmingham Public Library

Birmingham Public Library, seen from Edmund Street and looking along the Ratcliff Place frontage, from a tinted postcard. The far end of the building beyond the entrance portico is the Birmingham and ...

Birmingham Sports Centre

In March 1988 the Birmingham Athletic Institute became the Birmingham Sports Centre. This meant that the centre was now independant of a larger organisation that had included a dance centre and a sailing ...

Birmingham Town Hall

Interior view of the Town Hall looking towrds the stage and organ. The Town Hall has been closed for some time for essential renovation work but is set to re-open and once again become one of Birmingham's ...

Birthday cake on Ladypool Road

This unusual looking birthday cake certainly adds style. There are a growing number of cake and gateau outlets in the area. Taken by pupils from Anderton Park School as part of a project looking at how ...

Bishop Latimer Memorial Church

This church situated on the corner of Handsworth New Road and Beeton Road was consecrated in 1904. Designed by W.H. Bidlake it is built of red brick with stone dressings. It has a flat topped tower ...

Bishop Latimer Memorial Church, Handsworth

Bishop Latimer Memorial Church, Handsworth New Road, Handsworth. The Grade II listed church was designed by W.H. Bidlake and built in 1904.

Bishop Latimer Memorial Church, Handsworth

Interior of Bishop Latimer Memorial Church, Handsworth New Road, Handsworth. Built in 1904 to the designs of W.H. Bidlake the church was restored in 1938.

Bishop Latimer Memorial Church, Handsworth

Drawing of Bishop Latimer Memorial Church, Handsworth New Road, Handsworth. Designed by W.H. Bidlake the church was built in 1904 and restored in 1938.

Bissell Street

The shop at the far right is unidentifiable apart from a large advertisement for "Wills' Woodbines". The street perhaps was named after Richard Bissell Prosser, the patents examiner and biographer from ...

Bissell Street

Hackwood's Jack Tar Soap works with, looming to the left, the tower of St David's Church. The church had closed in 1947.

Bissell Street

Bissell Street, Balsall Heath 1959

Black Church Convention, Bingley Hall.

An annual convention bringing together members of the church from across the country. The Bingley Hall was originally situated on the site now occupied by the International Convention Centre.

Black Expressions Theatre Group

This was one of the first black theatre groups set up in the area. They used to meet at the top of Villa Road