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Address: 496 Moseley Road Balsall Heath, Birmingham, West Midlands, B12 9AH. Nearby public transportation stops & stations: 0.6 mi Stoney Lane / Sparkhill Job Centre. 0.6 mi Stratford Rd / Palmerston Rd. 0.6 mi Highgate Rd / Queen St. Categories: Art Schools.
Balsall Heath Park is a large, grass covered area which has served as a public open space since the end of the 19 th century. It was originally part of a large swathe of agricultural land that covered Balsall Heath up to the mid 1800s. From 1850 onwards rapid expansion of housing between the city of Birmingham and Moseley village to the south ...
Exchange Festival was a free 2-day event taking place on Saturday, November 4th, and Sunday, November 5th, at the Moseley Community Hub in The School of Art, Balsall Heath, Birmingham. This festival set out to explore the potential of Balsall Heath Library upon its reopening in 2025 and the connection between the library and our historic building.
23 de may. de 2021 · Former Moseley School of Art and Butcher's Print Works, Moseley Road, Balsall Heath. On the left, the Moseley School of Art, built in 1898 to the designs of Birmingham architect W H Bidlake. The School of Art closed in 1975 and since the 1980s the building has belonged to the British Association of Muslims. The Victorian Society describe it as ...
In 1895, the library was opened on Moseley Road and, in 1907, Balsall Heath Baths were opened in an adjoining building. In 1900, the city's College of Art was also opened on Moseley Road. By this time the small lake ("Lady Pool" on old maps) at the end of Ladypool Road had been filled in to create a park.
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13 de abr. de 2019 · Welcome to The Old Print Works. If you have lived around Balsall Heath for a long time, you may have known it as JH Butcher Ltd, manufacturing since the 1890s. “Tell the world who made it with Butcher’s Transfers” the globe over the gatepost used to suggest to passers-by. Butchers Printed Products (as it later became) moved out of the ...
