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King Edward’s School, on today’s streets

Charles Barry’s Gothic school on New Street, with interiors by A. W. N. Pugin, was built in 1833–38. It was demolished in 1936; its upper corridor was rebuilt as the school chapel at Edgbaston.

A 3D model of King Edward’s School, a long Gothic stone front with pinnacled buttresses, placed on today’s New Street where King Edward House and the Odeon stand
King Edward’s School — outline from the OS 1:500 plan of 1887–88; 174 × 125 ft and 60 ft high (Dent, Showell); pinnacled buttresses and oriels from engravings and Barry’s planLandmarks standing todayBuildings standing on the site today (see-through)Buildings today (OpenStreetMap)
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