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| Custard Factory Gibb Square, Birmingham, B9 4AA |  |
The Custard Factory is a premier arts centre. Its name comes from the Bird's Custard Factory that was located here up until 1994. The venue was created with young people in mind - there are studios for jazz, drama, music... more
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| Chamberlain Clock Warstone Lane/Vyse Street, Hockley, Birmingham, B18 6JJ | |
A tribute to Joseph Chamberlain, erected in 1903. The clock was intended as a memorial to his services to South Africa in 1902-3 as well as a tribute to the man himself. Money for its building was raised local people. Th... more
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| City Centre Gardens Cambridge Street, Birmingham, B1 2NP | |
If you're at a conference at the International Convention Centre on Broad Street and you're feeling stressed, a two minute walk will take you to this oasis of natural beauty. The award-winning City Centre Gardens, to the... more
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| Curzon Street Station Curzon Street, Birmingham, B4 7XG | |
Curzon Street station as a passenger concern had a complex and all but brief existence. The Grand Junction Railway was technically the first to reach Birmingham with a temporary terminus at Duddeston. However, the London... more
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| Cannock Chase Cannock Road, Cannock, ST17 0XB | |
, from dramatic coasts to remote mountains. Those landscapes considered most valuable are designated as National Parks or Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONBs). These landscapes are protected by law and managed to ... more
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| Chamberlain Square Chamberlain Square, Birmingham, B3 3HQ |  |
In one cormer of Chamberlain Square are two statues to two famous men of the city. Under the main library building is the statue of James Watt who pioneered the building of big steam pumping engines. These were large bea... more
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| Church of St Alban the Martyr Conybere Street, Birmingham, B12 0XB | |
The effects of time and pollution have taken such a heavy toll on the the church that future insurance and safety of the fabric and structure are now in question. After more than a century the building itself now needs i... more
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| Charlecote Park Wellesbourne, Warwick, CV35 9ER | |
Although the Lucy family has been at Charlecote since the late twelfth century, the present house's earliest parts date from the time of the first Sir Thomas Lucy. In 1546, he married the young heiress Joyce Acton and se... more
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| Centenary Square Broad Street, Birmingham, B1 2AE |  |
Apparently Centenary Square is one of Birmingham's newest public squares, though I am not sure how - did they just dynamite a square shaped area in the middle of the city and decide let's make a new square ? ;-) Either w... more
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| Castle Bromwich Hall Gardens Chester Road, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, B36 9BT | |
Castle Bromwich Hall Gardens is a 10 acre walled gardens, restored to their original 18th century look. There is a mixture bertween Historical plants, vegetables and fruits. Also there is a Holly maze in the gardens that... more
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