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Lost Birmingham in 3D

The Market Hall, on today’s streets

Charles Edge’s great covered market opened beside the Bull Ring in 1835. Bombs gutted it in August 1940, and the shell was cleared in the early 1960s.

A 3D model of Birmingham’s Market Hall, a long Bath stone building with three roof ranges, placed among today’s Bullring buildings just west of the Rotunda
The Market Hall — outline from the OS 25-inch map; 365 × 108 ft and 60 ft high (Dent, 1880); the arcaded Bath stone sides and the Doric-columned entrances at each end from the c.1833 lithograph and a 19th-century photographLandmarks standing todayBuildings standing on the site today (see-through)Buildings today (OpenStreetMap)
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