Betholom Row
Betholom Row translates as "City of the dead". It was a passageway which bordered the Jewish burial ground on Islington Row. The Jewish community was centred on this area during the nineteenth century. ...
Jewish Cemetery on Islington Row
The city’s other Jewish cemeteries had disappeared with the development of the railways. The Froggery cemetery was sold for £260 in 1849 when Birmingham New Street Station was built, and Granville Street ...
Wheeley's Lane/ Islington Row Offices
Offices of Khanna & Company and Mian & Company. The offices occupy the site of Betholom Row which was the heart of the Jewish community in the Five Ways area.