Florence Barrow (1876 - 1964) Quaker humanitarian, adult educator, and housing reformer lived here.
23 Frederick Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham, United Kingdom
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Sir Oliver Lodge FRS (1878-1955) Physicist and first Principal of the University of Birmingham lived in Mariemont, a house on this site from 1901-1920
City South Campus extension, Birmingham University, Birmingham, United Kingdom
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Mary Cottrell (1868 - 1969) First woman Birmingham City Councillor, Labour & Co-operative Party, 1917; board member Ten Acres & Stirchley Co-operative Society, 1909 and Co-operative Wholesales Society, 1922. Former site of TASCOS bakery.
1393 - 1395 Pershore Road, Stirchley, Birmingham, United Kingdom
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Sir Gilbert Barling Bt CB CBE FRCS (1855-1940) First Chairman of the Council of The Birmingham Civic Society lived here from 1925-1940
6, Manor Road, Ladywood, Birmingham, United Kingdom
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Bertha Ryland (1882-1977) Edgbaston suffragette. Member of the Women's Social and Political Union who slashed a painting at this museum on 9th June 1914 as part of militant campaigning across Birmingham to secure votes for women
Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, Chamberlain Square, Birmingham, United Kingdom
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The Birmingham Civic Society Founded 1918 Birmingham Law Society Founded 1818 The Birmingham Law Society is one of the oldest local law societies in the country, founded on 3rd January 1818 at a meeting at The Royal Hotel, Temple Row. In 1932 the Society acquired these premises at 8 Temple Street for its headquarters, which had formerly been a Temperance theatre. The library became the largest provincial law lending library in the country and was in use until 2009. At the time of its bicentenary in 2018, the Birmingham Law Society had become the largest provincial law society representing members of all branches of the legal profession.
Revolución de Cuba - 8 Temple Street, Birmingham, United Kingdom
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William Haywood (1876 - 1957) Architect & Urban Planner Secretary of Birmingham Civic Society 1918 - 1947 whose offices were in this building.
The Wellington - 37 Bennetts Hill, Birmingham, United Kingdom
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New Frankley in Birmingham Parish Council For service to community and environment since 2000. Nominated by the staff and pupils of Balaam Wood School.
12 Arden Road, Rubery, Birmingham, United Kingdom
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SIFA Fireside For their work with homeless and vulnerably housed people in Birmingham since 1980. Nominated by the pupils of Chandos Primary School, Highgate.
SIFA Fireside, 48-52 Allcock Street, Digbeth, Birmingham, United Kingdom