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Birmingham Picture Library Paperback English

Discovering Birmingham

By Jonathan Berg

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Birmingham Picture Library Paperback English

Discovering Birmingham

By Jonathan Berg

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Discovering Birmingham is the perfect guide to England's vibrant second city. From its beginnings as a medieval market town to its rise as a world centre of manufacturing, this book explores how Birmingham became a city of innovation, culture, and transformation.

Uncover the stories of industrial pioneers like Boulton and Watt, the impact of the Industrial Revolution, and the legacy of historic districts such as the Jewellery and Gun Quarters. Discover how Digbeth is evolving from an industrial hub into a creative centre for film and TV studios, including those behind Peaky Blinders.

Learn how Birmingham's extensive canal network is becoming an integral part of the modern city. Explore its diverse architecture, from grand Victorian Gothic to bold Brutalism. Public art plays a key role in telling the city's story, with sculptures and installations throughout its streets and squares. The city's has a thriving arts scene includes world-class museums, galleries, and live performances, with highlights such as the inaugural Birmingham Light Festival.

Packed with ideas for things to see and do, Discovering Birmingham also includes a detailed city centre map to help you explore with ease. Whether you're a visitor or a local, this book will deepen your appreciation of a city that is constantly reinventing itself.

Specifications

Product ID / ISBN / EAN 9781739645724
Publisher Birmingham Picture Library
Format Paperback
Condition New
Language English
Publication Date 1 May 2025
Number of Pages 80
Width 24.0 cm
Height 17.1 cm
Depth 0.8 cm