
About Birmingham
The midlands gateway to Europe and rest of the world and second city of England. Birmingham is a business/trading centre in the 15 th century dealing in large leather and wollen trade, it is also known for metal works in the later century. In 17 th century Matthew Boulton and James Watt founded the Soho metalworks, where both designed and built the first steam engines. During the same period oxygen was discovered by Joseph Priestley, who lived here for a short while.
Though the city was rebuilt after being destroyed in world war II. It has some historic buildings the Town Hall built in 18 th century with similar design from the temple of Castor and Pollux in Rome, the Cathedral of St. Philip and 19 th century Cathedral of St. Chad (first roman catholic cathedral built in England).
The centre of the city is the site of the university of Aston and oldest market place known as the Bull Ring. The university of Birmingham is located in the suburban of Edgbaston.
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