Snow Hill Station The Foresters’ Guide to Birmingham and Its Neighbourhood 1883

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This station for the lines belonging to the Great Western Company is in Snow Hill and Livery Street, and is now a commodious and good station. Persons arriving by this line, and passing along New Edmund Street, will see some admirable examples of street architecture, of which may be specially mentioned the Medical Institute, the School Board Offices, and the Parish Offices (now in course of erection). If they cross Colmore Row directly opposite is The Great Western Arcade.

Source: The Foresters’ Guide to Birmingham and Its Neighbourhood. Presented by the Demonstration Committee to the Delegates In High Court Meeting, Assembled in Birmingham, August, 1883.Specially Prepared For the Occasion by John Alfred Langford, LL.D; F.R.H.S. Birmingham: James Upton, Baskerville Printing Works, Great Charles Street. 1883