Good Friday Procession, St Jude's, Birmingham, Date Unknown
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A Good Friday procession in Birmingham. St Jude's was demolished in 1971, and it is very hard to specifically locate this photo - although please...
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Corporation Street, Birmingham, c. 1904
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A Raphael Tuck postcard looking down Corporation Street. It's almost impossible to tell exactly where the picture was taken from, given the...
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Midland Red Digbeth Garage, c. 1930s
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Originally built in 1929, as a local bus station, the building was renamed Spencer House in the 1950s, and quickly became the central hub for coach...
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Tram waits in Martineau Street, Birmingham, c. 1930
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Trams at this stop head for Washwood Heath, according to the board.
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Pearks Stores, Birmingham, c. 1910
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The staff pose for a picture outside Pearks Stores on the corner of Edgbaston Street. The perfect Victorian urban scene, complete with cheeky...
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The New General Hospital, Birmingham, 1898
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This image is contemporaneous with the opening of the hospital in Steelhouse Lane - it is still in use today, as Birmingham Children's Hospital....
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New Street, Birmingham, c. 1897
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Image taken from 'The Making of Birmingham: being a history of the rise and growth of the Midland metropolis ... With ... illustrations, etc',...
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New Post Office, New Street, Birmingahm, c. 1889
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This image appears to have been taken at the opening of the New Birmingham Post Office on 18th March 1889. Image taken from 'The Making of...
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Corporation Street, Birmingham, c. 1897
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Image taken from 'The Making of Birmingham: being a history of the rise and growth of the Midland metropolis ... With ... illustrations, etc',...
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New Post Office Interior, New Street, Birmingham, c. 1889
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This image of the interior was probably taken around the opening of the new Post Office on March 18th 1889. Image taken from 'The Making of...
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Aston Local Board Offices, c. 1897
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Image taken from page 625 of 'The Making of Birmingham: being a history of the rise and growth of the Midland metropolis ... With ......
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H.J. Bussell, Baker, Nechells, c. 1897
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Image taken from 'Illustrated Midland Business Review and View Album. Special edition for the district of East Birmingham, with part of Aston,...
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St. John, Deritend, c. 1897
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Taken from page 22 of 'Illustrated Midland Business Review and View Album. Special edition for the district of East Birmingham, with part of Aston,...
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Union Club, Colmore Row, Birmingham, c. 1894
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This image comes from 'The Making of Birmingham', by Robert Kirkup Dent, published in 1894.
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Bull Ring Market, Birmingham, 1905
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