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'At risk' buildings in the West Midlands

A selection of buildings deemed "at risk" by English Heritage

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Graeme Brown-BP

17:43, 4 NOV 2014
Updated17:44, 4 NOV 2014

The Roundhouse in Sheepcote Street1 of 13
Bishop Latimer Memorial Church in Winson Green2 of 13
The School of Art on Alcester Road, Moseley3 of 13
The Stourbridge Lion Foundry (c) English Heritage4 of 13
Perrott's Folly on Waterworks Rd, Edgbaston5 of 13
Curzon Street Station6 of 13
AF091208HAL-05 CENTRAL METHODIST HALL GVS Pictured is the Central Methodist Hall on Corporation Street in Birmingham city centre. Picture by Adam Fradgley (Image: Adam Fradgley)7 of 13
Christchurch, in Malvern, (c) English Heritage8 of 13
Moseley Road Baths, Balsall Heath, Birmingham9 of 13
The Grand Hotel on Colmore Row during renovation work in 2011.10 of 13
Hagley Hall landscape, near Hagley11 of 13
Norbury Moat in Staffordshire12 of 13
The Church of St Michael in Worcestershire13 of 13

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