File:Digbeth Institute (1).jpg
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| Description | Originally built as an institutional church attached to Carr's Lane Congregational Church in 1908. It was used as a theatre and church hall until 1954. It was bought by Birmingham City Council in 1955 for £65,000 and was used as a civic hall. It is now the HMV Institute, after an expensive refit to make it a major music venue. (re-opened in 2010) |
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| Author | Tony Hisgett from Birmingham, UK |
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