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Gallery: Birmingham buildings bulldozed in the name of progress
Birmingham Central Library from Lost Victorian Britain by Gavin Stamp (Image: Gavin Stamp)1 of 26 Birmingham New Street railway station exterior view, circa 1849. (Image: Mirrorpix)2 of 26 Holidaymakers on the platform at Snow Hill Station in Birmingham awaiting the arrival of the "Cornishman" a British Railways express passenger train to Penzance, Cornwall on 17th April 1954. (Image: Mirrorpix)3 of 26 Deserted Snow Hill railway station in Birmingham on a bank holiday Monday in 1962. (Image: Mirrorpix)4 of 26 The Grand Theatre in Corporation Street5 of 26 Birmingham Reference Library, Ratcliffe Place, Birmingham, West Midlands, circa 1960. (Image: Mirrorpix)6 of 26 Birmingham Central Library from Lost Victorian Britain by Gavin Stamp (Image: Gavin Stamp)7 of 26 The vast £150,000 plant at Imperial Metal Industries Kynoch Works in Witton near Aston, in 1963. (Image: Mirrorpix)8 of 26 The Bull Ring in the early 1900s, with the old Fish Market and Market Hall on the left.9 of 26 The Odeon New Street next to the Arden Hotel.10 of 26 Closed Ring O Bells in Church Road, Yardley11 of 26 R27 Hurst Street and The Hippodrome after The Blitz.12 of 26 Bingley Hall from bottom of King Alfred's Place.13 of 26 Scott Dolphin public house in Acocks Green14 of 26 King Edward's School in New Street c192015 of 26 The Bull Ring as recalled by Derek in the 1930s.16 of 26 Trains at the platforms at Birmingham New Street Station, circa 1890 (Image: Mirrorpix)17 of 26 Trains at the platforms at Birmingham New Street Station, circa 1890 (Image: Mirrorpix)18 of 26 The Birmingham Hippodrome theatre.19 of 26 Cape Hill Brewery20 of 26 Fox Hollies Hall21 of 26 The Fox Hollies pub when it opened in 192822 of 26 Birmingham Small Arms, BSA factory in Small Heath23 of 26 Former home of the Birmingham Post and Mail in Weaman Street24 of 26 The demolition of the HP tower.25 of 26 The last ever coach to London to leave Digbeth Coach station before its closure26 of 26