1941 model of the proposed Birmingham Civic Centre, designed by William Haywood. This grand civic centre was proposed for Birmingham, England. Only the Hall of Memory and part of Baskerville House were built. In 1926, the city council organised an open competition for the new layout of the Civic Centre. approved in 1936 and construction began in 1938.

1941 model of the proposed Birmingham Civic Centre, designed by William Haywood. This grand civic centre was proposed for Birmingham, England. Only the Hall of Memory and part of Baskerville House were built. In 1926, the city council organised an open competition for the new layout of the Civic Centre. approved in 1936 and construction began in 1938. Stock Photo

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World History Archive / Alamy Stock Photo

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5332 x 3933 px | 45.1 x 33.3 cm | 17.8 x 13.1 inches | 300dpi

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1941

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World History Archive

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1941 model of the proposed Birmingham Civic Centre, designed by William Haywood. This grand civic centre was proposed for Birmingham, England. Only the Hall of Memory and part of Baskerville House were built. In 1926, the city council organised an open competition for the new layout of the Civic Centre. approved in 1936 and construction began in 1938.

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