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File:Concept Civic Centre Birmingham 1918.jpg

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The original concept design by William Haywood in 1918 of the civic centre of Birmingham. Published in the book The Development Of Birmingham.

Building Key:

1= Cathedral, 2 = Exhibition Hall, 3 = Site in reserve, 4 = Natural History Museum, 5 = The War Museum and Memorial, 6 = Site in reserve, 7 = Site in reserve for Municipal purposes, 8 = Opera House, 9 = Extension to Masons College, 10 = Extension to Central Library, 11 = Hall of Consulates, 12 = The New Post Office, 13 = The Municipal Buildings, 14 = A Hall of Machinery, 15 = Exhibition Hall, 16 = Formal Gardens, 17 = The new bridge road to Holloway Head.
Date
Source The Development of Birmingham (1918)
Author William Haywood
Camera location52° 28′ 46.64″ N, 1° 54′ 30.44″ W  Heading=301.89800443459° Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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