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Continuing with our gallery of old #BirminghamNewspapers, here’s the Birmingham Weekly Mercury - as it was known between 1884 – 1918 - on 27 February 1909 highlighting how two Suffragists managed to send themselves by post as ‘human letters’ to petition parliament LibraryofBirmingham

The Rotunda, 1980 tinyurl.com/4sjy58tw #Birmingham #Brum #Modernism #ModernistArchitecture #LocalHistory

Sarehole will be reopening tomorrow! Please note that the tearoom *will be closed*. You're welcome to bring your own food & drink onsite. Entry to the grounds is free. Entry to the Mill is via paid tickets bought in advance or on the front door. We're open Fri, Sat, Sun, 11am-4pm

Ice skating maybe not seem the most obvious subject on a summer's day, but the movement of the skaters seemed perfect for today's #OnlineArtExchange theme of Movement & Dance. Le Progrès, 1865. The theme celebrates The Barber Institute's reopening & the Claudette Johnson exhibition.

#Brother is now available to order via our website. The publication features a selection of work made in collaboration with asylum seekers and refugees resident in one of Birmingham’s government assigned hotels. £20.00 + Postage grainphotographyhub.co.uk/portfolio-type… Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery

It's #WorldWatercolourMonth and I'm more than happy to plunge in to celebrate watercolours! Pont Valentre, Cahors, France by Joseph Edward Southall, 1936.

Cader Idris - Sunset, 1837. Another trip to Wales by Birmingham artist David Cox. #WorldWatercolourMonth

#MapOnATuesday This Diagram Plan of the City of Birmingham showing area, population and positions of cemeteries. Published by City of Birmingham Parks and Cemeteries Department in 1934. Ref: MAP/424078 LibraryofBirmingham

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We have decided to do something different for Digbeth First Friday this month — we will celebrate ourselves! Yep, you read that right - we’re putting on a night where Centrala Celebrates Centrala! 💫 Be there: 5th July, 6pm-8pm #Centrala

Only a few days to go until July’s Digbeth First Friday, where we’ll be having a late night opening of our current exhibition, ‘Love is Real, and It’s Inside Of My Computer’! 💗 You can find out more here 🔗 grand-union.org.uk/whats-on/july-…

Griffiths Useful Boot Manufactory, Spiceal Street, Bull Ring from our Trade Card Collection (Reference: MS 4834/842 LibraryofBirmingham) #CityOf1000Trades #GiantHands

🌟 Join us for Africanize: Sankofa - Embracing the Past, Shaping the Future! 🌟 Celebrate the culmination of our project with vibrant performances, African cuisine, and more. 📅 July 17th, 18.00-20.30 📍The Exchange Find out more: eventbrite.co.uk/e/sankofa-embr…

This week's #OnlineArtExchange theme is treasured artworks, but I couldn't choose, so instead I've gone for most "treasured treasure" - the Staffordshire Hoard! The theme celebrates the 'London: An Artistic Crossroads' exhibition with Sotheby's Art UK @englishheritage.

Choosing The Red and White Roses in the Temple Garden by Henry Payne, 1910. A depiction of a scene from Shakespeare's play Henry VI, Pt 1. Visit the #VictorianRadicals exhibition to see this see this Wars of the Roses inspired artwork. birminghammuseums.org.uk/exhibitions/vi…

#PhotoFriday Gosta Green photographed in September 1937. A view after the completion of the Central Fire Station. Notice the newly planted roundabout crisscrossed with tramlines Ref – WK/G3/1 LibraryofBirmingham

The Last of England has been an inspiration for Cold War Steve today - see Ford Madox Brown's much loved artwork on display in our #VictorianRadicals exhibition! birminghammuseums.org.uk/exhibitions/vi…

Benjamin Zephaniah exhibition opens in city bbc.in/3W9M2Pu

For #InternationalKissingDay! Two Lovers kissing in a Rose Garden by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, 1861. 😘