Large building constructed in 1856 by Yeoville Thomason, in neo-classical Romanesque style in red bricks with yellow stone dressing. Symmetrical compositio…
Large church on Soho Hill dating from 1855 by W. Bourne. Built in red Hollington stone with sandstone features and string courses all fairly badly eroded. …
Classical design by Roger Eykyn of Wolverhampton and built in 1777-9 although the upper part of the Spire and tower was added in 1822-3 by Frances Goodwin.…
Designed by TF Proud in 1893, this church is an example of local red bricks and buff terracotta, designed in the Perpendicular style with a lofty nave and …
A substantial building of 1903-4 by E. and J.A. Harper in red brick and terracotta. Ground floor has various retail uses, otherwise entirely vacant. Permis…
Terminus of the London to Birmingham railway designed by Philip Hardwick. Built in 1837-8 in the Ionic style. The building is owned by the City Council and…
Built in 1883, by Martin and Chamberlain, The building was the Headmaster's house attached to Icknield Street School (List No. 1076315) one of the Birmingh…
Built in 18998-9 as the Birmingham Library (a private member's library) by F. Barry Peacock of architects Cossins, Peacock and Bewlay. Red brick, two store…
Large Birmingham Board School designed in 1883 by Martin and Chamberlain. The building is partly occupied on the ground floor as a Hindu temple for the pur…
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