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Hidden Spaces: Birmingham Municipal Bank

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Stacey Barnfield-BP

11:22, 29 MAY 2015
Updated19:10, 20 JUN 2015

Birmingham Municipal Bank literature (Image: Ally Standing)1 of 27
Inside Birmingham Municipal Bank by Tom Bird (Image: Tom Bird)2 of 27
Inside Birmingham Municipal Bank by Tom Bird3 of 27
The former Birmingham Municipal Savings Bank on Broad Street.4 of 27
The safe deposit box room at the former Birmingham Municipal Savings Bank on Broad Street.5 of 27
The safe deposit box room at the former Birmingham Municipal Savings Bank on Broad Street.6 of 27
The safe deposit box room at the former Birmingham Municipal Savings Bank on Broad Street.7 of 27
The safe deposit box room at the former Birmingham Municipal Savings Bank on Broad Street.8 of 27
The former Birmingham Municipal Savings Bank on Broad Street.9 of 27
Birmingham Municipal Bank passbook (Image: Ally Standing)10 of 27
Birmingham Municipal Bank literature (Image: Ally Standing)11 of 27
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Birmingham Municipal Bank literature (Image: Ally Standing)13 of 27
An event menu for Birmingham Municipal Bank (Image: Ally Standing)14 of 27
A Birmingham Municipal Bank home safe (Image: Ally Standing)15 of 27
Birmingham Municipal Bank Thrifty Box (Image: Amy Lunn)16 of 27
Birmingham Municipal Bank annual reports17 of 27
Book design home safe for Birmingham Municipal Bank18 of 27
Birmingham Municipal Bank home safe19 of 27
House Purchase document for Birmingham Municipal Bank20 of 27
Birmingham Municipal Bank money envelope21 of 27
Birmingham Municipal Bank cash envelopes22 of 27
Birmingham Municipal Bank till is closed sign23 of 27
The former Birmingham Municipal Savings Bank on Broad Street.24 of 27
The former Birmingham Municipal Savings Bank on Broad Street.25 of 27
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The former Birmingham Municipal Savings Bank on Broad Street.27 of 27

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