Bartholomew's Pocket Atlas & Guide to Birmingham

Bartholomew's Pocket Atlas & Guide to Birmingham lays out the post-war city section by section, from New Street to the L...

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Bartholomew's Pocket Atlas & Guide to Birmingham lays out the post-war city section by section, from New Street to the Lickey Hills, in the 1954 issue printed and published in Edinburgh by John Bartholomew & Son. Central streets around New Street, Bordesley and Deritend lead to Handsworth, Erdington, Yardley, Bournville and King's Norton, while western sections reach Harborne, Quinton and Bartley Green and southern ones Longbridge and Rubery. A key map explains the sections, and a map of the adjoining counties sets Birmingham in the wider West Midlands.

Bartholomew's Pocket Atlas & Guide to Birmingham lays out the post-war city section by section, from New Street to the Lickey Hills, in the 1954 issue printed and published in Edinburgh by John Bartholomew & Son. Central streets around New Street, Bordesley and Deritend lead to Handsworth, Erdington, Yardley, Bournville and King's Norton, while western sections reach Harborne, Quinton and Bartley Green and southern ones Longbridge and Rubery. A key map explains the sections, and a map of the adjoining counties sets Birmingham in the wider West Midlands.