The Victoria (4) - detail, 48 John Bright Street
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The Victoria (4) - detail, 48 John Bright Street
Image: © P L Chadwick Taken: 31 Aug 2010
Amazing decoration on this Victorian theatre pub, which is still going strong. I'm not sure whether there is still a door in use behind the metalwork, but this certainly looks very attractive. John Bright Street was named after the well-known radical, who was elected as a Member of Parliament for Birmingham in 1858. He held this seat for over thirty years. He was a leading proponent for parliamentary reform, to make the representation more democratic, which led to the Reform Act of 1867. For more information and photos, please see:- Image
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52.476388
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-1.900429