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With the base of the Rotunda infront, NXWM Dennis Trident 2/ALX400 No.4197 waits in St. Martin's Queensway, Birmingham while operating route 63 to Frankley on 3rd February 2012.

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Clockwise and anti-clockwise NXWM bus route 11s pass in Handsworth New Road, Winson Green on 8th April 2015. The 11C, Wright Eclipse Gemini No. 4520, picks up passengers at the stop under the railway bridge while the 11A, Plaxton President No. 4041, comes up the hill.

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Tags:   Birmingham NXWM National Express Bolvo B7TL Wrightbus Eclipse Gemini 4520 BU53 UMX Plaxton President 4041 V41 MOA Bus Pillar Box Winson Green

N 34 B 8.2K C 5 E Dec 24, 1984 F Aug 25, 2012
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A late afternoon view from Birmingham Shopping Centre car park including the Rotunda and St. Martin's church, 24th December 1984.

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N 28 B 15.6K C 6 E Dec 28, 1983 F Dec 12, 2014
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Navigation Street, Birmingham on 28th December 1983. With New Street station situated below, the signal box rises above street level taking centre stage here. A variety of WMPTE buses can be seen with a Park Royal bodied Fleetline nearest.

Now a Grade II listed building, Birmingham New Street Signal Box dates from 1964 when the station was rebuilt. Architects Bicknell and Hamilton in collaboration with R L Moorcraft the Regional Architect, London Midland Region. Horizontal pre-cast concrete cladding units of a bold triangular profile, hung from a reinforced concrete frame. The boundary parapet wall in Navigation Street is constructed from facetted vertical pre-cast concrete units. Continuous metal windows; walls on either side of the entrance doors are finished in vertical glazed tiling. Flat roof. Contains staff and equipment rooms. Five storeys high above railway track level and four storeys above street level with single storey wing at track level. Various floor to floor heights. The signalling control room at top level is surrounded by a projecting flat roof with a deep down-standing fascia to provide shading for the control console. The building is very much a 'one off' constructed on a very difficult and congested site. A dramatic building of exceptional architectural quality with a strongly sculptural form. [Source: English Heritage]

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Tags:   Birmingham Navigation Street Signal Box WMPTE Fleetline Park Royal Street Scene Car Austin Allegro Morris Marina Morris Traveller

N 5 B 3.0K C 0 E Mar 27, 2012 F Oct 17, 2016
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