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Pictures: Birmingham's Hidden Spaces - Grand Hotel

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Tamlyn JonesBusiness Reporter

12:32, 17 DEC 2014
Updated14:16, 19 JUN 2015

Ballroom at the Grand Hotel1 of 19
Staircase in the Grand Hotel2 of 19
The external middle of the Grand Hotel3 of 19
The middle section outside the Grand Hotel4 of 19
Corridors inside the Grand Hotel5 of 19
A bedroom in the Grand Hotel6 of 19
Ballroom in the Grand Hotel7 of 19
Door to the ballroom at the Grand Hotel8 of 19
Ballroom ceiling at the Grand Hotel9 of 19
A bedroom at the Grand Hotel10 of 19
Lights in the ballroom at the Grand Hotel11 of 19
Ballroom's anteroom at the Grand Hotel12 of 19
Carvings in the ballroom at the Grand Hotel13 of 19
Carvings in the Ballroom14 of 19
Grand staircase15 of 19
Run-down corridors16 of 19
A derelict meeting room17 of 19
A former bedroom18 of 19
Surviving tiling work19 of 19

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