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Pictures: Inside Grand Central two months before opening
View towards Stephenson Street and Grand Central entrance1 of 16 
A similar view of new entrance2 of 16 
Tram tracks take shape outside New Street station3 of 16 ![View from inside Waterstones]()
View from inside Waterstones4 of 16 ![Premier Inn towers over the new entrance to Grand Central]()
Premier Inn towers over the new entrance to Grand Central5 of 16 ![Walkway into the new shopping centre and railway station]()
Walkway into the new shopping centre and railway station6 of 16 ![Main entrance to Grand Central and John Lewis]()
Main entrance to Grand Central and John Lewis7 of 16 ![Map shows layout of the new centre and station]()
Map shows layout of the new centre and station8 of 16 ![View down onto main concourse as workers lay bricks]()
View down onto main concourse as workers lay bricks9 of 16 ![Workers kept busy with just over two months to go before the opening]()
Workers kept busy with just over two months to go before the opening10 of 16 ![Putting finishing touches to the floor]()
Putting finishing touches to the floor11 of 16 ![Grand Central sign peers over the main concourse]()
Grand Central sign peers over the main concourse12 of 16 ![More walls go up]()
More walls go up13 of 16 ![Escalators lead down to Hill Street entrance]()
Escalators lead down to Hill Street entrance14 of 16 ![Image show vastness of the new concourse and impact of the atrium roof]()
Image show vastness of the new concourse and impact of the atrium roof15 of 16 ![From left: Richard Brown, Grand Central; Ashley Innis, Chris Montgomery, both Network Rail; Coun Tahir Ali, Birmingham City Council and Lisa Williams, John Lewis store manager in Birmingham]()
From left: Richard Brown, Grand Central; Ashley Innis, Chris Montgomery, both Network Rail; Coun Tahir Ali, Birmingham City Council and Lisa Williams, John Lewis store manager in Birmingham16 of 16
