Historical Sites Around Brum
- Archway of Tears, Dudley (disused)
- Anne Hathaway's Cottage,
Stratford-upon-Avon
- Aston
Hall on
Trinity Road
- Baddesley
Clinton, National
Trust in
Warwickshire
- Back
to Backs, National
Trust on
Hurst Street
- Bells
Farm House in
Druids Heath
- Birmingham
Cathedral (St.
Philip's)
- Birmingham
Oratory in
Edgbaston
- Blakesley
Hall in
Yardley
- Bourneville
Carillon
- Canal tours from Sherbourne
Wharf, Brindleyplace or Dudley
- Castle
Bromwich Hall and Gardens
- Curzon Street Railway Station
(disused)
- St Edburgha’s Church in Yardley
- St Giles’s Church in Sheldon.
- Great
Barr Hall in
Walsall (disused)
- Handsworth
Old Town Hall on
Slack Lane
- Highbury
Hall in
Moseley
- Kenilworth
Castle, English Heritage
- St Laurence’s Church in Northfield
- St.
Martin in the Bull Ring
- Mary Arden's Farm,
Stratford-upon-Avon
- St
Mary's Convent in
Handsworth
- St Mary’s Guildhall in Coventry
- Methodist Central Hall (disused)
- Moseley
Dovecote, Moseley
- Moseley Road Baths in Balsall Heath
- Moseley
Old Hall, Wolverhampton
- New
Hall Mill in
Sutton Coldfield
- Saint
Nicolas Place, Kings Norton
- St.
Paul's Church in
the Jewellery Quarter
- Peace Gardens in Holloway Head
- Perrott's Folly in Edgbaston
- Sarehole
Mill in
Hall Green
- Shakespeare
Express to
Stratford-upon-Avon
- Shakespeare's Birthplace,
Stratford-upon-Avon
- Soho
House in
Handsworth
- Temple Balsall in Solihull
- Warwick
Castle, Warwick (Heritage Weekend in Sept)
- Weoley
Castle, Bartley Green
- West Bromwich Manor House
- West Bromwich Oak House
- Wightwick
Manor, Wolverhampton
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Birmingham was given a royal charter to hold a weekly market here.
The Birmingham Enlightenment transformed England and led to the
industrial revolution.
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Society originated here in 1775, and continues to host
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