Villa Park in the 1970s?
Spaghetti Junction early 1970s (Scan)
Spaghetti Junction early 1970s (Scan)
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Birmingham and Fazeley Canal (Scan from the 1980s)
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Birmingham and Fazeley Canal (Scan from the 1980s)…
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Snow Hill
Former HB Sale factory, Constitution Hill
Brookvale Road in the 1960s
Witton Lakes when drained, Birmingham. (Scan from…
The rear and gardens of Aston Hall (Scan from slid…
Birmingham and Fazeley Canal (scan from the 1980s)
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Aston Hall in the 1960s (scan from slide)
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Looking along Gough Street Birmingham, late 1980s
The Rotunda, Birmingham (Scan from 1992)
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Floozie in the Jacuzzi, Birmingham (scan from 1995…
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Council House, Birmingham (Scan from 1995)
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Floozie in the Jacuzzi, Birmingham (scan from 1995)
The 'Floozie' was designed by Indian sculptor Dhruva Mistry and it cost £3.5m. It was unveiled by Diana the Princess of Wales in 1993. Around £300,000 was spent on restoring it in 2000, while repairs cost £70,000 in 2009 and then £40,000 three years later. It was turned off in 2013 and then transformed into an elaborate flower display two years after.
Birmingham city centre is set for a £25 million regeneration, which include bringing Victoria Square's famous 'Floozie in the Jacuzzi' back into use. Proposals to improve the city centre as it prepares to welcome around half a million more visitors to the city during the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games will be discussed at Cabinet on 29 October.
Birmingham city centre is set for a £25 million regeneration, which include bringing Victoria Square's famous 'Floozie in the Jacuzzi' back into use. Proposals to improve the city centre as it prepares to welcome around half a million more visitors to the city during the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games will be discussed at Cabinet on 29 October.
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