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| General information |
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| Type |
Public house |
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| Address |
Broad Street |
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| Town or city |
Birmingham |
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| Country |
England |
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| Completed |
1781 (1781) |
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The Crown Inn is a public house in Broad Street, Birmingham, England. Built in 1781, it was rebuilt in 1883, 1930 and 1991. It is Grade II listed.
It was the brewery tap for William Butler's brewery, which Victorian building survived at the rear of The Crown until 1987.
It sits alongside a Birmingham Canal Navigations canal. and is nestled within the outline of the International Convention Centre.
The sash windows on the first and second floors are from the 1781 building. The architect for the 1883 work was William Jenkins, for the 1930 work, E F Reynolds, and in Alan Goodwin & Associates, who added a west façade described by the architectural critic Andy Foster as "cheap".
As of 2016[update], it operates under the name "Reflex".
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Highrise
(in height order) |
- Sutton Coldfield mast
- BT Tower
- 10 Holloway Circus
- Chamberlain Clock Tower
- Alpha Tower
- Orion Building
- Sentinels
- Rotunda
- 103 Colmore Row
- The Cube
- Five Ways Tower
- Hyatt
- Centre City Tower
- Two Snowhill
- One Snow Hill Plaza
- Quayside Tower
- Colmore Gate
- McLaren Building
- Metropolitan House
- Edgbaston House
- The Colmore Building
- Jury's Inn
- Lloyd House
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| Civic |
- Baskerville House
- Central Police Station
- Chamberlain Clock
- Chamberlain Memorial
- Council House
- Edgbaston Waterworks
- Energy from Waste Plant
- Hall of Memory
- Library of Birmingham
- Moseley Road Baths
- Municipal Bank
- Town Hall
- Town Hall (Sutton Coldfield)
- Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park
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| Main railway stations |
- Moor Street
- New Street
- Snow Hill
- Other stations
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| Universities |
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| Hospitals |
| Current |
- Children's
- City
- Good Hope
- Orthopaedic
- Queen Elizabeth
- Women's
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| Defunct |
- Accident
- General
- Old Queen Elizabeth
- Selly Oak
- Witton Isolation
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| Religious |
| Christian |
- Ascension, Hall Green
- St Agatha, Sparkbrook
- St Agnes, Moseley
- St Alban, Highgate
- St Andrew, Handsworth
- St Anne, Moseley
- St Anne, Digbeth
- St Augustine, Edgbaston
- St Barnabas, Erdington
- St Bartholomew, Edgbaston
- St Benedict's, Bordesley
- Bishop Latimer, Winson Green
- St Catherine, Bristol Street
- St Chad's Cathedral
- St Cyprian, Hay Mills
- St David, Shenley Green
- St Edburgha, Yardley
- St Edward, Selly Park
- Erdington Abbey
- SS Faith & Laurence, Harborne
- St Francis, Bournville
- St Francis, Handsworth
- St Gabriel, Weoley Castle
- St George, Edgbaston
- Handsworth Cemetery Chapel
- Holy Trinity, Birchfield
- Holy Trinity & St Luke
- Holy Trinity, Sutton Coldfield
- St James, Handsworth
- St John, Ladywood
- St John, Perry Barr
- St John, Sparkhill
- St Laurence, Northfield
- St Lazar, Bournville
- St Martin, Bull Ring
- St Mark, Washwood Heath
- St Mary, Acocks Green
- St Mary, Handsworth
- St Mary, Moseley
- St Mary, Selly Oak
- St Mary's Convent
- Methodist Central Hall
- St Michael & All Angels, Bartley Green
- St Michael, Handsworth
- St Michael, Moor Street
- St Nicolas, Kings Norton
- Oratory
- St Paul, Birmingham
- St Paul, Lozells
- St Peter, Harborne
- SS Peter & Paul, Aston
- St Philip's Cathedral
- St Silas, Lozells
- Stechford Baptist
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| Islamic |
- Central Mosque
- Darul Barakaat
- Ghamkol Shariff
- Green Lane
- Jami
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| Jewish |
- Central Synagogue
- Singers Hill
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| Sikh |
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| Hindu |
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| Houses |
- Anchorage, The
- Christopher Wray Lighting works
- Edgbaston Hall
- The Endwood
- Hay Hall
- Highbury Hall
- Moat House
- Moor Hall
- Moseley Hall
- New Hall Manor
- Northfield Manor House
- Peddimore Hall
- Penns Hall
- Pype Hayes Hall
- Sheldon Hall
- Stratford House
- Winterbourne
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| Hotels |
- Grand Hotel
- Hyatt Regency
- Hotel Indigo (The Cube)
- Jurys Inn
- Radisson Blu
- Resorts World Birmingham
- Other hotels
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| Pubs |
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| Complexes |
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| Art and theatres |
- The Alexandra
- Barber Institute
- Birmingham Odeon
- Crescent
- Drum
- Hippodrome
- mac
- Rep
- Oak Cinema
- Odeon, Kingstanding
- Old Rep
- Piccadilly
- Symphony Hall
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| Museums |
- Aston Hall
- Back to Backs
- Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
- Blakesley Hall
- Newman Bros Coffin Factory
- Sarehole Mill
- Selly Manor/ Minworth Greaves
- Soho House
- Weoley Castle
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| Sports venues |
- Alexander Stadium
- Edgbaston (cricket)
- Edgbaston Priory Club
- St Andrew's
- Villa Park
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| Other |
- 1–7 Constitution Hill
- 17 & 19 Newhall Street
- Arena Birmingham
- Ashford & Son
- Assay Office
- Birmingham Banking Company
- Birmingham Crematorium
- Bromford Viaduct
- Castle Bromwich Assembly
- Chinese Pagoda
- Fort Dunlop
- Gas Retort House
- Gas Street Studios
- Great Western Arcade
- Holliday Street Aqueduct
- ICC
- Millennium Point
- Perrott's Folly
- Perry Bridge
- Prison
- Proof House
- Ringway Centre
- Roundhouse
- Saracen's Head
- Selfridges
- St James's House
- Victoria Square House
- Victoria Law Courts
- Victoria Works
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| Demolished |
- Aston Hippodrome
- Bishop's House
- Bishop Ryder Church
- Bordesley Hall
- Central Goods railway station
- Central Library
- Christ Church
- Church of the Messiah
- The Crescent
- Fox Hollies Hall
- Heathfield Hall
- Highfield
- Island House
- Langley Hall
- St Mary's, Whittall St.
- Metchley Fort
- Pebble Mill Studios
- Post & Mail Building
- Union Workhouse
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- Architecture
- Tallest
- Board schools
- Listed
- Scheduled
- Category
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