Alabama Theatre (1927), Birmingham
Birmingham's grand movie palace has survived the decline of the picture house era largely intact, with one of…
Birmingham: 24 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, street by street — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
Birmingham's grand movie palace has survived the decline of the picture house era largely intact, with one of…
Known as the Showplace of the South since its 1927 opening, Birmingham's Alabama Theatre is an intact atmospheric…
A pioneering Art Deco museum and concert hall on the University of Birmingham campus, designed by Robert Atkinson…
The only completed piece of Birmingham's abandoned 1930s Civic Centre plan, Baskerville House pairs T.
John Madin's brutalist Birmingham Central Library served as the city's main public library from 1974 to 2013, celebrated…
John Henry Chamberlain's 1885 school of art building in Birmingham stands as a landmark of Victorian arts education…
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery (BM&AG) is one of the United Kingdom's foremost civic cultural institutions, holding a…
Named for the scientist who transformed Southern agriculture with ingenuity and patience, the Carver Theatre opened in 1935…
A compact Baroque church by Thomas Archer became a cathedral only in 1905, yet its four windows by…
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