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Featured Birmingham Print
St Pauls Birmingham 18492_07
St Paul's Church, St Paul's Square, Birmingham, West Midlands. Built in 1776-9 to the designs of Roger Eykyn as the centrepiece of a fine square of town houses built for merchants, industrialists and professional men. The belfrey and spire were added in 1822-3. Photographed in August 1999
© Historic England Archive
Aerial, Church, Georgian
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Royal opening of Birmingham General Hospital BL14150_001
BIRMINGHAM GENERAL HOSPITAL, Steelhouse Lane, Small Heath, Birmingham. Princess Christian of Schleswig-Holstein (formerly Princess Helena, daughter of Queen Victoria) arriving by carriage at Birmingham General Hospital during the opening ceremony. Princess Christian became president of the Royal British Nurses' Association and undertook an extensive programme of royal engagements including the opening of William Henman's General Hospital. Photographed by Bedford Lemere and Co. July 1897
© Historic England
Featured Birmingham Print
Skeleton in the closet OP34901
Aston Hall, Aston, Birmingham. This buildings was one of the first historic buildings to be used as a municipal visitor attraction. For a while this skeleton of a woman sat in the hidden room beneath the stairs. A porters chair swung on hinges and could be pinned back into place to conceal the space behind. Photographed by Percy Thomas Deakin between 1885-1905
© Historic England Archive
