| Title: | 1977V43 Heathfield Hall, Handsworth |
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| Description: |
1977V43 Heathfield Hall, Handsworth, 1853 By Allen Edward Everitt * Heathfield Hall, sometimes referred to as Heathfield House, was erected in Birmingham between 1787-90 for the celebrated engineer and inventor, James Watt, and was designed by Samuel Wyatt. Situated to the north of Heathfield Road in Handsworth, the hall was eventually, in 1876, surrounded by a new development of semi-detached villas on the Heathfield estate. It was demolished in 1927. |
| Keywords: |
Birmingham Museums Trust/Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, Watercolour, Topographical Views, Science and Industry, Industrial Revolution, Birmingham history, England/ Midlands |
| Usage Rights: | Creative Commons 0 - Public Domain. Optional attribution: Photo by Birmingham Museums Trust, licensed under CC0 |
| Height: | 342 |
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| Width: | 520 |
| Unit: | mm |
| Credit Line: | Transferred from Birmingham Reference Library. |
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