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Birmingham Magazine of Arts and Industries: 74 Articless found for Volume : 2

 

Issue: 1
1 
Front cover
1 pp.
2 
Frontispiece: “The Haven under the Hill.” From the Painting by Ormond E. Gollins
1 pp.
3 
Title page
1 pp.
7 
History for the Future. Our Photographic Survey.
1 pp.
8 
Homes of the Makers of Birmingham. Haseley Hall. The Home of Sir James Sawyer, M.D., F.R.C.P.
4 pp.
12 
The Birmingham 1899 Photographic Exhibition, At the Royal Society of Artists.
2 pp.
14 
Designs by Birmingham School of Art Students.
1 pp.
15 
Pictures at the Royal Society of Artists
2 pp.
17 
The House Beautiful.
1 pp.
18 
Our Photographic Survey.
1 pp.
19 
The Mirrors of Birmingham.
3 pp.
22 
Silversmithing and Works in Electro-Plate.
2 pp.
24 
Birmingham and the Invention of Gas Lighting.
5 pp.
Issue: 2
29 
[Illustration] A Noble Birmingham Institution
1 pp.
31 
The Governors of the City of Birmingham.
3 pp.
34 
A Birmingham Artist: The Late Mr. Joseph R. Lee.
3 pp.
37 
Pictures by Birmingham Photographers.
2 pp.
39 
The Homes of the Makers of Birmingham. Lickey Grange. The Home of Joseph Rowlands, Esq.
4 pp.
43 
Philanthropic Birmingham : The Queen’s Hospital. Always Open.
5 pp.
48 
In the Goldfields of Birmingham. The Making of Links and Studs.
2 pp.
50 
Musical Birmingham. Messrs. Harrisons’ Concerts.
1 pp.
51 
Birmingham and The Trusty Sword.
2 pp.
53 
The Rebuilding of Birmingham.
3 pp.
56 
A Home for Those Who Cannot be Cured.
3 pp.
Issue: 3
59 
[Illustration] "The Parable of the Five Wise and the Five Foolish Virgins" by W. J. Wrightwright
1 pp.
61 
The Birmingham Magazine Survey. The Last of a Fine Old Mansion.
2 pp.
63 
Birmingham and a Notable Annual.
1 pp.
64 
Philanthropic Birmingham. Periodical Collections for Local Charities.
3 pp.
67 
The Governors of the City of Birmingham. Early Government in Birmingham.
5 pp.
72 
Birmingham Art Gallery Catalogue.
1 pp.
73 
From Birmingham to Homes in Canada. The Middlemore Homes.
4 pp.
77 
Some Account of the Brassfoundry of Birmingham.
8 pp.
85 
The Leading Gun Makers of Birmingham.
2 pp.
86 
Art Gallery and other Notes
1 pp.
88 
Photographic Portraiture
1 pp.
Issue: 4
88a 
[Illustrations] "Twixt Love and Duty" by S. E. Waller; "Too Late" by Heywood Hardy
1 pp.
89 
Birmingham and the Electric Light.
3 pp.
92 
The Electricity of Birmingham. The City Electrical Supply.
3 pp.
95 
The Governors of the City of Birmingham The Electric Supply Committee.
4 pp.
99 
Birmingham’s First Photographer.
1 pp.
100 
The Homes of the Makers of Birmingham. Pitmaston. The Home of Sir John Holder, Bart.
4 pp.
104 
Electrical Installation.
1 pp.
105 
The Perfecting of Electric Lighting.
3 pp.
108 
A Superb Photographic Record of an Interesting Revival.
1 pp.
109 
Birmingham and Electric Lighting. Electroliers, Standards, and Brackets
3 pp.
112 
The Birmingham (1900) Photographic Exhibition.
1 pp.
113 
The Queen’s Nurses in Birmingham.
2 pp.
115 
A New Mill yet a Century Old.
2 pp.
Issue: 5
117 
The Work of the Health Committee.
9 pp.
129 
A Record of the Staff of Life from 1796 to 1900 At the Old Mill of the City.
3 pp.
132 
The Mysteries of Colour at Ruskin House.
3 pp.
135 
Our First Food, and its Hygienic or Safe Treatment.
3 pp.
138 
Artistic and Healthful Buildings.
4 pp.
142 
Birmingham Photographers. Mr. W. T. Greatbatch.
1 pp.
143 
Heating and Ventilation.
1 pp.
144 
Whips as Aids to Health.
1 pp.
145 
Art and other Notes.
4 pp.
146 
Homes of the Makers of Birmingham: Highbury, The Home of the Right Honourable Joseph Chamberlain, M.P.
2 pp.
146 
Homes of the Makers of Birmingham: Glendorgal, The Cornish Home of Sir Richard Tangye.
2 pp.
146 
Pictures by Birmingham Artists
3 pp.
Issue: 6
149 
A Rational Pursuit of Pleasure.
3 pp.
152 
Hospital Sunday. Periodical Collections for Local Charities. Forty-Second Year.
1 pp.
153 
Where the Dumb are Taught to Speak.
3 pp.
156 
Where the Crooked are made Straight.
2 pp.
158 
A Hospital with a World-wide Reputation.
2 pp.
160 
Birmingham and the Illustrations to a Well-known Book.
1 pp.
161 
Helps to Hearing and Singing.
2 pp.
163 
The General Institution for the Blind, Edgbaston, Birmingham
4 pp.
167 
The Re-Building of Birmingham. The Homoeopathic Hospital, Easy Row.
3 pp.
170 
How Aid is Given to Women when they specially Need it.
1 pp.
171 
A Dual Home For those who Wish to get Strong.
2 pp.
173 
Where Children and Others are Attended to
1 pp.
174 
Where Children are Attended to
1 pp.
175 
The First Steam Flour Mill in the World
2 pp.

 

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Editor: W. J. Spurrier

 

Title: Birmingham Magazine of Arts and Industries

 

Place of Publication: Birmingham

 

Publisher: Birmingham Cosmopolitan Club

 

Period of Publication: 1897-1903

 

Type of Publication: Journal

 

Description: Contains short, well-illustrated articles on contemporary fine, applied and decorative art, architecture and photography in Birmingham. Also includes reports on the work of the major manufacturers in the city.

  

 

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