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The Extraordinary Natural History Books of Samuel Galton Jnr
In Birmingham, Printing, Enlightenment,
William Withering - Physician, botanist and mineralogist
In Birmingham, Lunar Society,
The Power to change the world
James Watt (1736-1819) A Life in 50 Objects
In Watt, Black Country, Birmingham, Industry, Steam, Enlightenment,
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Canalboat People: Lives on the Waterways of Birmingham
In Birmingham, Warwickshire, Canals, Women,
'One Rule for the Rich and Another for the Poor'
SOCIAL CLASS AND NEW STREET STATION
In Railway, Birmingham,
A Mighty Missionary of Civilisation and Progress
In Steam, Birmingham,
A Bank of 'Unquestionable Substance'
LLOYDS’ FIRST ONE-HUNDRED YEARS
In Black Country, Birmingham, Industry,
In Their Own Words
WOMEN WAR WORKERS
In Women, Birmingham,
Unconditional Loyalty
BIRMINGHAM'S VOTERS AND THE 1906 ELECTION
In Chamberlain, Birmingham,
The Transformation of Birmingham
In Chamberlain, Birmingham,
Made in Birmingham
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN’S EARLY POLITICAL CAREER
In Chamberlain, Birmingham,
From Paper to Pipes
PUBLIC HEALTH, CLEAN WATER AND THE ELAN VALLEY SCHEME, 1892-1905
In Birmingham, Chamberlain, Industry,
Hidden Under Ground
BIRMINGHAM'S GLASS INDUSTRY
In Glass, Birmingham, Industry,
Remarkable Objects
GLASS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
In Glass, Soho, Watt, Birmingham,
Vivid Impressions
VISITORS AND THE IMPACT OF INDUSTRY
In Word, Industry, Birmingham, Black Country, Canals,
John Sheldon
MASTER OF MANUFACTURE AND INNOVATION
In Birmingham, Industry, Word,
Discordant Echoes
HOW CHAMBERLAIN’S EXCEPTIONALISM BECAME BIRMINGHAM’S PECULIARITY
In Chamberlain, Birmingham,
Late Eighteenth Century Birmingham - A history in maps
In Birmingham, Printing,
Regency Birmingham - A history of maps continued
In Birmingham, Printing,
Slum Clearance
AND THE BUILDING OF CORPORATION STREET
In Chamberlain, Birmingham,
This is the story of how the 'Peoples' Park Company saved Aston Hall & grounds
In Birmingham, Carl Chinn, Green Spaces,
An Industrial hive: Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter
In Carl Chinn, Birmingham,
Blackshirts and Brummies: Interwar Fascism in the West Midlands
In Birmingham,
Women and child workers: At the Soho sites of Matthew Boulton and James Watt
In Birmingham, Boulton, Watt, Steam, Steam Engine, Lunar Society,
The Smethwick Engine - Built to James Watt's Design in 1779
In Watt, Steam Engine, Boulton, Birmingham, Industry, Lunar Society, Enlightenment,
George Dawson - The Lost Prophet
In Chamberlain, Birmingham, Civic Gospel, Ewan Fernie, George Dawson, Shakespeare,
‘O Brave New World?’ Shakespeare, Birmingham and America
In Ewan Fernie, George Dawson, Shakespeare, Civic Gospel, Birmingham, Katherine Scheil,
Hidden histories: Boulton & Watt's skilled engineers
In Boulton, Watt, Birmingham, Lunar Society, Soho, Steam, Enlightenment,
A major £1.7 million project to re-connect Birmingham’s communities with the city’s Shakespearean heritage has been officially launched
In Shakespeare, Birmingham, Everything to Everybody, Ewan Fernie, George Dawson,
The 1924 Ladywood Election: Neville Chamberlain faces Oswald Mosley
In Birmingham, Chamberlain,
'Not a penny off'
Birmingham and The General Strike 1926
In Birmingham,
James Keir (1735-1820) - A Renaissance Man of the Industrial Revolution
In Birmingham, Industry, Lunar Society,
Highbury During the First World War
In Birmingham, World War 1, Chamberlain,
The Chamberlain Memorial Clock
In Birmingham,
'By the Gains of Industry We Promote Art': Building the Birmingham Municipal Museum and Art Gallery
In Andrew Reekes, Birmingham, Art, Civic Gospel, BMAG,
William Hazledine: A Pioneering Shropshire Ironmaster
In Ironbridge, Industry, Lunar Society, Canals, Shropshire, Places to Visit, Birmingham,
Birmingham: Its People, Its History
In Birmingham, Cadbury, Glass, Spitfire, Workshop, Art, Industry, World War 1, Soho, Steam Engine, Chamberlain, Boulton, Railway, Peaky Blinders, Cathedrals, Steam, Word, Anglo Saxons, Lunar Society, Canals, Military, Chance Brothers, Migration, Women, Great Exhibition, Enlightenment, Carl Chinn, Places to Visit, BMAG, Medieval, Malcolm Dick,