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Vyse Street, 37 B18 6JY Birmingham
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Shler and Hawbash Birmingham UK
Clissold Street 1801
Artwork
Black British History
1801
Depicts historical figures from Roman and Tudor times through to 20th century. It is split by ship masts to represent Black sailors who settled in port cities. Other figures include a bus conductor, celebrating Black people who worked on transport after W
Charm Braclet Trail: THE CHAMBERLAIN CLOCK
- Groundwork Birmingham;Birmingham City Council
Frederick Street, 35 1801
[16/16] On the Jewellery Quarter Charm Bracelet Pavement Trail. This brick-shaped plate features an imprint of the cogs inside a mechanical clock and the text "1903/Chamberlains Clock Erected"
Clockwork (Jewellery Quarter Interchange)
- TfWM
Vyse Street, 22 1801
Depicts the workings of a pocket watch.
Gates to Jewellery Business Centre
Hockley Street, 28 1801
James Watt's Mad Machine (Winson Green Metro Entrance)
- TfWM
Boulton Road 1801
entrance feature to the Metro Station. On either side, a brightly coloured design of cog wheels, and a beam engine forms part of the fencing surrounding the Metro. Over the entrance itself an arrangement of swirling steel shapes forms an archway
Jewellery Quarter Gateway: ‘Origins Of'
- Advantage West Midlands;Birmingham City Council;Groundwork Birmingham
Hall Street 1801
One of three gateway sculptures attached to street lamps aimed at wayfinding into the Quarter and drawing attention to the history of jewellery and the importance of contemporary design. Symbolises "The Hand That Discovers The Natural Source Of The Jewel"
Jewellery Quarter Gateway: ‘With Love From'
- Advantage West Midlands;Birmingham City Council;Groundwork Birmingham
Great Hampton Street, 66;67 1801
One of three gateway sculptures attached to street lamps aimed at wayfinding into the Quarter and drawing attention to the history of jewellery and the importance of contemporary design. Symbolises "The Hand That Gives or Wears the Jewel."
Pelican
Great Hampton Street, 46 1801
Reindeers
Vyse Street 1801
The Galloping Courier (Ladywood Interchange)
- TfWM
Spring Hill 1801
The sculpture shows Captain Anker"s troupe of world-famous horses at the famous Great Carno Circus at Spring Hill in 1930.
The Traveller (Winson Green Interchange)
- TfWM
Dudley Road 1801
This simple figure of a standing man is shown with his left arm raised as if to hail a bus. He carries a rolled-up newspaper in his right hand and there is a briefcase between his feet.
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Norman Street 1801
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Norman Street 1801
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Golden Square 1801
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Warstone Lane, 168 1801
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Norman Street 1801
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Asylum Bridge 1801
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Asylum Bridge 1801
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Dudley Road 1801
Touristic Attraction
Centre of the Earth
Norman Street 1801
Chamberlain Clock
Vyse Street 1801
Touristic Information
Great Hampton Street Map
- Birmingham City Council
Hockley Street 1801
Rotton Park Junction
1801
The Chamberlain Memorial Clock
Golden Square 1801
- 1801
Museum
Museum of the Jewellery Quarter
Vyse Street, 70-80 B18 6HA Birmingham
Soho House Museum
- Birmingham Museums & Art Gallery
Soho Avenue B18 5LB Birmingham