The Belmont Factory Works viewed from the Digbeth Canal, Birmingham, part of the EastSide Locks Development for Birmingham City University

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The fire damaged Belmont Factory Works on Cardigan Street. It features the shaped gable and arched windows to the west side of the building. Currently little more than a shell, It was built in 1899 as the headquarters and factory of the Eccles Rubber and Cycle Company. The building later became an underwear factory in 1918, a piano factory in 1931 and then a bedstead manufacturers in 1941. Now part of the EastSide Locks Development for Birmingham City University as a conference and business/science Hub

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Photo credit: © Richard Donovan / Alamy / Afripics
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