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Lost Birmingham in 3D

The Birmingham Exchange, on today’s streets

Edward Holmes’s Gothic Exchange opened beside New Street station in 1865, a meeting place for Birmingham’s merchants under a clock tower about 100 feet high. It was demolished in 1965.

A 3D model of the Birmingham Exchange, a Gothic stone building with a tall clock tower, placed on today’s Stephenson Place beside New Street station
The Exchange — outline from the OS 1:500 plan of 1887–88; Gothic window tiers, the clock tower (about 100–110 ft) and the corner spirelet from Langford (1865), Showell (1885) and Dent’s 1894 viewLandmarks standing todayBuildings standing on the site today (see-through)Buildings today (OpenStreetMap)
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