Hall of Memory

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The Hall of Memory is a war memorial in Birmingham, England, dedicated to commemorating the citizens who died in the First World War and subsequent conflicts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf building
war memorial
access open to the public
architect S. N. Cooke NERFINISHED
W. Norman Twist NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle classical architecture
category Buildings and structures in Birmingham
Grade I listed war memorials in the United Kingdom
World War I memorials in England
commemoratesConflict First World War NERFINISHED
Second World War NERFINISHED
later conflicts
country United Kingdom
dateConstructionCompleted 1925
dateConstructionStarted 1922
dedicatedTo citizens of Birmingham who died in subsequent conflicts
citizens of Birmingham who died in the First World War
governingBody Birmingham City Council NERFINISHED
hasFeature Book of Remembrance NERFINISHED
bronze doors
domed roof
interior shrine
sculptural groups on exterior
hasInscription names of Birmingham citizens who died in war
hasMemorialType civic war memorial
hasSymbol sculpted figures representing sacrifice and victory
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
heritageDesignationCountry England NERFINISHED
inception 1920s
lighting interior illuminated shrine area
locatedIn Birmingham NERFINISHED
Birmingham city centre NERFINISHED
Centenary Square NERFINISHED
England
maintainedBy Birmingham City Council NERFINISHED
materialUsed Portland stone NERFINISHED
nearbyLandmark Baskerville House NERFINISHED
International Convention Centre Birmingham NERFINISHED
Library of Birmingham NERFINISHED
numberOfNamesCommemorated approximately 12,320
officiallyOpenedBy Prince Arthur of Connaught NERFINISHED
openingDate 1925
purpose public commemoration of war dead
remembrance
sculptor Albert Toft NERFINISHED
William Bloye NERFINISHED

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Centenary Square hasLandmark Hall of Memory