Birmingham Collection (page 12)

USA, Alabama, Birmingham, high angle view from Red Mountain, morning

England, West Midlands, Birmingham, The Library of Birmingham

USA, Alabama, Birmingham, power lines in downtown alley

USA, Alabama, Birmingham, train tracks in downtown at dusk

USA, Alabama, Birmingham, Aerial view of city

USA, Alabama, Birmingham, Kelly Ingram Park, 16th street Baptist church

USA, Alabama, Birmingham, movie theatre in the city

USA, Alabama, Birmingham, Civil Rights Instirute, Rosa Park bus exhibit

USA, Alabama, Birmingham, 16th street Baptist church, Reverend Arthur Price Jr

USA, Alabama, Birmingham, City at Night

USA, Alabama, Birmingham, Vulcan park

USA, Alabama, Birmingham, Sloss Furnaces, National Historic Site

USA, Alabama, Birmingham, Cahaba river bridge

Autosport Show
(L to R): Jari Matti Latvala (FIN) and Mikko Hirvonen (FIN) Ford World Rally Team drivers for 2008. Autosport Show, NEC, Birmingham, England, 10 January 2008

Autosport International Show 2006
Former Le Mans winner and Sportscar driver, Guy Smith (GBR). Autosport International Show 2006, NEC Birmingham, England 12-15 January 2006. DIGITAL IMAGE

Hady Moslehi

Me and the Panda
Hady Moslehi

Birmingham Alabama Skyline
Michael Tompsett

Birmingham England Skyline
Michael Tompsett

St Andrews Stadium Going to the Match - Birmingham City FC
St Andrew's is an association football stadium in the Bordesley district of Birmingham, England. It has been the home ground of Birmingham City Football Club for more than a century

Matthews Grocery Store Six Ways Aston Birmingham Victorian period

Rt Hon Joseph Chamberlain MP - Mayor of Birmingham - father of Neville Chamberlain - Victorian period

Corporation Street, Birmingham, hand coloured photo
Corporation Street, Birmingham, Victorian period, hand coloured photo

The Bull Ring, Birmingham

The Bull Ring, Birmingham, Victorian period

Edgbaston Assembly Rooms early 1900s

The Entrance to Birmingham Curzon Street Railway Station - London & North Western Railway (L&NWR) - first train from London on September 17, 1838. Date: 1838

Royal Visit to Birmingham - 7th July, 1909 - castellated arch with Forward below coat of arms - London & North Western Railway Company (L&NWR) Parcels Office and expectant crowd. Date: 1909

Paradise Street, Birmingham - View toward the Town Hall / New Street Date: 1904

New Street and Kng Edward's School, Birmingham. Date: circa 1908

New Street, Birmingham - view towards the Town Hall - note all transport horse-drawn. Date: 1902

General Post Office, Birmingham Date: circa 1904

Watery Lane, Quinton - Moor Street, Birmingham - Wintery scene. Date: circa 1910s

Hockley Brook, Birmingham. Date: circa 1908

Employees performing Rhythmic Dancing - Bournville Works
Cadbury's Bournville Works - Birmingham - Employees performing Rhythmic Dancing. Date: circa 1920s

Cadbury's Bournville Works - Birmingham - panorama
Cadbury's Bournville Works - Birmingham - panoramic overview of the factories and railway lines Date: 1930

New Market Centre, Selly Oak, Bristol Road, Bournville, Birmingham. Date: circa 1910

Ye Old Oak at Selly Oak, Bournville, Birmingham. Athough a much-loved local landmark, the roots began to cause issues with the local house and in 1909 the rather-rotten tree was felled

Panoramic view of Edgbaston Reservoir, Birmingham. Originally known as Rotton Park Reservoir and referred to in some early maps as Rock Pool Reservoir, is a canal feeder reservoir in Birmingham

Bristol Road, Bournville, Birmingham. Date: 1909

Beaufort Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham - off Plough and Harrow Road (sadly, not one brick left standing on this fine-looking street). Date: 1911

Monument Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham Date: circa 1910

The New Fire Station, Harborne, south-west Birmingham
The New Fire Station, Gordon Road, Harborne, south-west Birmingham Date: circa 1907

Hagley Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham - looking west from Monument Road (note Church of the Redeemer - left and Simpson & Sons Butchers - right) Date: 1911

Chad Valley, Harborne Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham - The White Swan (Publican: H. W. Mansell). Date: circa 1908

Flowerbeds at Queens Park, Harborne, south-west Birmingham - in the distance is The Grove home of Birmingham's first MP, Thomas Attwood. Date: 1918

The Free Library, High Street, Harborne, south-west Birmingham. Date: circa 1905

Multi-view postcard of Harborne Moorpool Estate (Ravenhurst Road, Maragret Grove, Park Edge and The Circle) - south-west Birmingham Date: circa 1910s

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"Birmingham: A Tapestry of History, Culture, and Resilience" Discover the vibrant city of Birmingham, where history intertwines with modernity. From the iconic Spaghetti Junction to the vintage charm of an old map by John Tallis in 1851, this city is a treasure trove waiting to be explored. As you stroll through its streets, you'll come across a poster advertising Bernard Weatherill Ltd. , reminding us of Birmingham's rich industrial heritage. The Postcode District Map sheet 2 South East England and Midlands showcases how this city connects people from all walks of life. Reflecting on its past struggles for civil rights, we remember the Youth Mass Demonstration in Birmingham, Alabama during spring 1963. A powerful image emerges - a police dog attacking a young black man - serving as a reminder that progress often comes at great cost. But amidst these historical moments lies beauty and tranquility. Narrow boats and barges moored at Gas Street Canal Basin create picturesque scenes in the heart of Birmingham. Sutton Park's entrance beckons nature enthusiasts to explore its vast landscapes in Sutton Coldfield. The aftermath and reportage surrounding The Great Train Robbery in 1963 remind us that even within adversity, communities unite to rebuild stronger than before. This resilience echoes throughout Birmingham's streets today. Birmingham New Street stands tall as a bustling hub connecting people near and far while Selfridges at Bullring Shopping Centre offers retail therapy like no other. It symbolizes how this city embraces both tradition and innovation seamlessly. From an enchanting Conjectural Picture Map showcasing what Birmingham looked like in 1730 to the futuristic architecture seen today; it is evident that this city has always been ahead of its time. So come immerse yourself in the diverse tapestry that is Birmingham – where ancient maps meet contemporary landmarks; where stories are etched into every corner; where cultures collide harmoniously under one roof. Experience the magic of this city, where history is celebrated and the future awaits.