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Old buildings on Newhall Street - the Great Charles Street Queensway end (within the old City Core).

This is 61 Newhall Street, on the corner with Great Charles Street Queensway. Now occupied by Chi Bar - a popular place to club for young Asian people.

Down Great Charles Street and south east down Newhall Street. On the north west side, No. 61 by Newton & Cheatle, 1904. Dixon-style round-headed brick relieving arches with herringbone work. Carefully casual side elevation to Great Charles Street, with a hint of Mackintosh in the small, perfectly placed bay window.

From Pevsner Architectural Guides: Birmingham by Andy Foster

Better shot this time.

There is a lot of Chi Bar posters in the windows etc. Not sure what the heritage people would think of that.

With 39 Great Charles Street Queensway (and 61 Newhall Street) this is a Grade II listed building.

Includes Nos 39 Great Charles Street, City Centre. Circa 1900. Brick with stone dressings; tile roof; 3 bays. Ground floor with a canted bay window bay carried up into the first floor and an arched entrance porch with glazing above. The outer windows of cross type with super arches and herringbone brickwork in the tympana. All windows with leaded lights, patterned on the ground floor. Big arched iron brackets to the wide eaves. Good iron railings to the area. Return on Great Charles Street with an oriel window.