Birmingham’s Old Meeting, a Dissenting congregation since 1689, was burned in the riots of 1791 and rebuilt in brick in 1795. The railway bought it in 1881 and cleared it for New Street station.
The Old Meeting House — outline from the 1855 town plan; brick front of five bays with a pediment from Dent’s engraving (heights estimated)Landmarks standing todayBuildings standing on the site today (see-through)Buildings today (OpenStreetMap)