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.…
The original Anglican church dates from 1084, although nothing survives. The current large church dates from 1879-90, the west tower from cr. C15, repaired…
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 …
This is an example of the Birmingham Terracotta School's work which combines Romanesque and Perpendicular details. There is evidence of damp at high level,…
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…
Public house, built 1901-2 by James & Lister Lea for the Holt Brewery Company. Built of red brick with a terracotta facade. The building is of notable comp…
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…
Highbury Hall was built in 1879 as the family home of Joseph Chamberlain and designed by local architect JH Chamberlain. It is a large and ornate brick and…
The building was commissioned by Richard Cadbury, designed by Ewan and James Harper it was completed in 1897. It contained to the front (Moseley Road) the …
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