Bournville Collection

Bournville Cocoa Poster
where Bournville Cocoa is Made

Mens Pavilion & Recreation Grounds, Bournville, Birmingham, England - part of the model community set up around the Cadburys Cocoa Factory. Cricket being played at the Cadbury Sports Club. Date: 1910

Bournville / Village 1905
Bournville Village, Birmingham: homes for Cadburys workers

Cadburys / From Above
Cadbury s; a birds eye view of the Bournville Works and the workers homes

Advert / Bournville Cocoa
Cocoa for children - Cadburys Bournville

Cadburys advertisement, 1954
Advert for the Birmingham confectionary firm, Cadburys showing a young couple taking a tour of the companys Factory in a Garden at Bournville

Richard Cadbury of Cadburys chocolate company
Richard Barrow Cadbury (1835-1899), second son of John Cadbury, founder of Cadburys chocolate company. circa 1890s

Women workers at Cadbury factory, Bournville, Birmingham
Women workers at lunchtime at the Cadburys Cocoa and Chocolate Factory, Bournville, Birmingham. 1898

Statistics, Bournville village

Residential Club drawing, Bournville Village in the 1920s

Illustration of Club for Women, Bournville village

Statistics relating to Bournville Village in the 1920s

Plan of Weoley Hill, Bournville village

Bournville Village plan

Plan of Bournville village

Cricket match, Bournville Village in the 1920s

Cricket match, Bournville village

Bournville village gardens

Cadburys Bournville Factory

House interior, Bournville Village in the 1920s

Cottage interior, Bournville village

Parade and band, Bournville village

Parade at Bournville Village in the 1920s

Tennis courts, Bournville Village in the 1920s

Tennis courts, Bournville village

Pageant or play at Bournville Village in the 1920s

Cadbury's Factory, Bournville in the 1920s

Panorama, Bournville village

Maypole dancing, Bournville Village in the 1920s

Village Fete Play Pageant, Bournville village

Maypole dancing, Bournville village

Ruskin Hall, Bournville village

Village shop, Bournville village

Village shop and post office, Bournville village

Bournville village

Bournville Village in the 1920s

Cadbury chocolate factory, Bournville

Keep fit class at Bournville Village in the 1920s

Keep fit gymnastics, Bournville village

Women workers at Cadbury's factory, Bournville in the 1920s

The Hardy Simplex, early 1900s

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

Bristol Road, Bournville, Birmingham. Date: 1909

Schools at Bournville, early 1900s. Date: early 1900s

Plan of Bournville, early 1900s. Date: early 1900s

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"Bournville: A Chocolate Haven and So Much More" Step into the world of Bournville, where chocolate dreams come true. From the iconic Bournville Cocoa Poster to the picturesque Mens Pavilion & Recreation Grounds, this village in Birmingham is a hidden gem worth exploring. Transport yourself back to 1905 when Bournville Village was established, thanks to Richard Cadbury of Cadburys chocolate company. The legacy lives on as you witness the breathtaking view of Cadburys from above, reminding us of their sweet success story. Immerse yourself in nostalgia with an enchanting Advert for Bournville Cocoa from yesteryears. It takes you on a journey through time, capturing the essence of this charming village nestled in West Midlands' heart - Birmingham's very own pride. Nature lovers will be captivated by the sight of vibrant daffodils adorning Bournville Village. These delicate flowers add a touch of beauty and serenity to this idyllic location that has become synonymous with tranquility. Delve deeper into history as we uncover fascinating statistics about life in Bournville Village during the 1920s. Discover how it evolved into a thriving residential community that offered both comfort and camaraderie through its Residential Club drawing and Club for Women illustrations. Birmingham's love affair with chocolate continues even today, evident in Cadburys' timeless advertisements like the one dating back to 1954. This enduring connection between locals and their favorite treat makes Bournville more than just a place; it's an experience that indulges all your senses. So whether you're craving delectable chocolates or seeking solace amidst nature's embrace, make sure to visit Bournville – where cocoa reigns supreme but offers so much more than meets the eye.