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The International Convention Centre stands on the site of Bingley Hall, built about 1760. In 1849 the grounds were used as a
temporary exhibition of Birmingham manufacturing and it’s wares. One of the visitors was Prince Albert, Queen Victoria’s Husband. He was so impressed it is said, that the experience inspired his creation of the Great Exhibition of 1851. A permanent exhibition hall was erected in 1850 and stood on the site till 1984, when it mysteriously burnt down.

Birmingham UK, the city skyline looking west from the city centre over Brindleyplace. IMG_5354b

Birmingham UK, Central Square in Brindleyplace. IMG_1735b

Birmingham UK, Central Square in Brindleyplace. IMG_1742b

Birmingham UK, Central Square in Brindleyplace. IMG_1751b

Birmingham UK, Oozells Square in Brindleyplace, and the Ikon Art Gallery. IMG_1852b

Birmingham UK, Oozells Square, part of Brindleyplace. The Ikon Art Gallery is at the far end, and the square is flanked by restaurants. IMG_1862b

Birmingham UK, the ICC canalside in Brindleyplace. IMG_3060b

Birmingham UK, the ICC canalside in Brindleyplace. IMG_3087b

Birmingham UK, canal life in Brindleyplace. IMG_0528b

Birmingham UK, canalscape at Brindleyplace. IMG_1337b

Birmingham UK, Central Square in Brindleyplace. IMG_3100b

Birmingham UK, canalscape at Brindleyplace. IMG_1337b

Birmingham UK, Old Turn Junction at the heart of the British 18th century canal network built by James Brindley. IMG_3166b

Birmingham UK, the canalside entrance to the ICC. IMG_3487b

Birmingham UK, 'The Battle of Gods and Giants' by Roderick Tye t the ICC canal side entrance. IMG_3498b

Birmingham UK, the Ikon Art Gallery, Oozells Square in Brindleyplace. IMG_3545b

Birmingham UK, the canal cuts through Brindleyplace. IMG_4016b

Birmingham UK, the canal side Convention Quarter. IMG_4028b

Birmingham UK, canalscape at Brindleyplace. IMG_4052b

Birmingham UK, the Ikon Art Gallery in Brindleyplace IMG_4190b

Birmingham UK, the amazing atrium in the ICC. IMG_4198b

Birmingham UK, bridges criss-cross the canals at Old Turn Junction at the heart of the British 18th century canal network. IMG_5315b

Birmingham UK, Old Turn Junction and the Malt House Pub at the centre of the 18th century British canal network in the city centre. IMG_5341b

Birmingham UK, Three Brindleyplace on Central Square. IMG_5350b

Birmingham UK, the Malt House Pub on the canal at Old Turn Junction. Famously the then US President Clinton shared chips with some locals on the balcony during the 1998 G8 summit. IMG_6078b

Birmingham UK, bridges criss-cross the canals at Old Turn Junction at the heart of the British 18th century canal network. IMG_6247b

Birmingham UK, the canal Brindleyplace in the city centre. IMG_6553b

Birmingham UK, the canals cut through Brindleyplace in the city centre. IMG_6602b

Birmingham UK, the Water's Edge in Brindleyplace. IMG_6625b

Birmingham UK, Old Turn Junction at Brindleyplace. IMG_6797b

Birmingham UK, the Malthouse Pub at Old Turn Junction in Brindleyplace. IMG_6806b

Birmingham UK, The Malt House on Old Turn Junction in Brindleyplace. IMG_6809b

Birmingham UK, the NIA is starting to look great with it's new copper columns. IMG_6816b

Birmingham UK, the Sea Life Centre at Brindleyplace. IMG_6820b

Birmingham UK, the Sealife Centre in Brindleyplace. IMG_6834b

Birmingham UK, canalscape at Brindleyplace in the city centre. IMG_6842b

Birmingham UK, the Malt House pub at Old Turn Junction in Brindleyplace. IMG_6847b

Birmingham UK, the new copper details on the NIA. IMG_9318b

Birmingham UK, the new copper details on the NIA. IMG_9361b

Birmingham UK, Old Turn Junction at Brindleyplace. IMG_9379b

Birmingham UK, October 4th in Brindleyplace with the Malt House Pub and the NIA. IMG_9424b

Birmingham UK, the Malt House and the NIA in Brindleyplace. IMG_9472b

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