Bordesley Collection

Birmingham City v Middlesbrough. Final score 1-0 to Birmingham City. FA Cup Quarter-final. Played at St Andrews Stadium. 8th March 1975

Birmingham B9 4 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Birmingham B9 4

Members of the New Parliament (engraving)
1047896 Members of the New Parliament (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Members of the New Parliament)

Birmingham B10 0 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Birmingham B10 0

Redditch B97 6 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Redditch B97 6

Digbeth Canal, Birmingham - 4
Digbeth Canal, Birmingham, derelict before renovation Date: 1987

Digbeth Canal, Birmingham - 3
Digbeth Canal, Birmingham, derelict before renovation Date: 1987

Digbeth Canal bridge
A man leans over the parapet of the iron canal bridge on the Digbeth Canal at Bordesley Junction, Birmingham Date: 1987

Digbeth Canal, Birmingham - 2
Digbeth Canal, Birmingham, derelict before renovation Date: 1987

Digbeth Canal, Birmingham - 1
Digbeth Canal, Birmingham, derelict before renovation Date: 1987

Fall / English Toy Terrier
KNOWN ALSO AS BLACK & TAN CHAMPION BORDESLEY BEATNIK Owned by Voce. Date: 1960

Henry Broadhurst MP, 1886
Portrait of Henry Broadhurst, MP for Bordesley Birmingham and Stoke-on-Trent, pictured when Under-Secretary of State for the Home Department in 1886

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"Bordesley: A Historic Victory for Birmingham City in the FA Cup Quarter-final" In a thrilling match between Birmingham City and Middlesbrough, held at Bordesley Stadium, the final score stood at 1-0 in favor of Birmingham City. The atmosphere was electric as fans cheered their teams on with unwavering support. Located in the heart of Birmingham, it has always been a place where history is made. This victory will be etched into the annals of football folklore, forever remembered as a defining moment for both the club and its passionate supporters. As we delve deeper into this vibrant neighborhood, we discover more than just football glory. Bordesley's rich tapestry includes iconic landmarks such as Digbeth Canal bridge - an architectural marvel that stands tall over tranquil waters. The canal itself winds through the area, offering picturesque views that captivate all who visit. Birmingham's political significance is also evident here, with engravings depicting members of Parliament taking their seats to shape our nation's destiny. It serves as a reminder that Bordesley not only contributes to sporting triumphs but also plays an integral role in shaping society. The maps reveal neighboring areas like Redditch and Digbeth Canal - each possessing its own unique charm and character. These places are interconnected by bridges spanning across time and space, connecting communities together. Amidst these captivating scenes lies another gem – an English Toy Terrier gracefully navigating through autumn leaves. Its elegance mirrors the grace exhibited by players on the pitch during that memorable game against Middlesbrough. Birmingham City's victory at Bordesley signifies resilience, determination, and unity within this community. It showcases how sports can bring people together from all walks of life to celebrate shared passions and create lasting memories. So let us raise our voices high to honor this historic win at Bordesley. May it inspire future generations to strive for greatness while cherishing the spirit of camaraderie that defines this remarkable neighborhood.