Sutton Coldfield Collection

Old Map of the District of Sutton Coldfield in the West Midlands 1887
PL016

The last Mayoral banquet to be held in the Royal Borough of Sutton Coldfield took place in the Council House last night. Among guests of the Mayor and Mayroess, Ald

Old Map of the Royal Town of Sutton Coldfield 1884
PL050

Old Map of the Royal Town of Sutton Coldfield 1765 by John Snape
PL042

The New Townhall, Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire (engraving)
1098347 The New Townhall, Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The New Townhall, Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire)

Public arms: Sutton Coldfield; Eremue; Sligo; Denbighshire; Leicestershire (engraving)
6008986 Public arms: Sutton Coldfield; Eremue; Sligo; Denbighshire; Leicestershire (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Birmingham Christmas Poultry Show, Prizes (engraving)
1607957 The Birmingham Christmas Poultry Show, Prizes (engraving) by Weir, Harrison William (1824-1906); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Birmingham Christmas Poultry Show, Prizes)

Alderman Donald Mills and his wife Councillor Julia Mills. 5th March 1973

The new Mayor of Sutton Coldfield, Alderman Donald Mills, signs the roll watched by the retiring Mayor and Mr J.P Holden, Town Clerk. 16th May 1973

There is one space left among the portraits on the wall in the Mayors Parlour at Sutton Coldfield. This is the picture that will fill it. The Mayor, Ald

Sutton Coldfields Cleric Silver should stay in the town after the Sutton-Birmingham merger in April. The Mayor, Ald. Donald Mills seen here with Mayoress Mrs Mills and the silver

The Duke of Edinburgh chats to young soldiers, including Glenn Croston, about their new army life during his visit to the Recruit Selection Centre at Sutton Coldfield

Longmore Pool, Sutton Park, 19th century. Creator: W. Green
Longmore Pool, Sutton Park, 19th century. Topographical view of Sutton Park, Sutton Coldfield, in the greater Birmingham area, showing Longmoor Pool with boathouse

B Birmingham, B73 6
B73 6

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"Sutton Coldfield: A Glimpse into its Rich History and Vibrant Present" Step back in time with an old map of the district in the West Midlands from 1887, revealing a bygone era filled with charm and character. Explore the streets that have witnessed countless stories unfold, as this royal borough has stood the test of time. The last Mayoral banquet to be held in Sutton Coldfield's Royal Borough took place, marking a momentous occasion etched forever in history. The grandeur and elegance of such events are reminiscent of a bygone era when tradition reigned supreme. Delve even further into the past with an old map from 1765 by John Snape, showcasing the royal town during its early years. Witness how it evolved over centuries through another old map from 1884, offering glimpses into its growth and development. Marvel at The New Townhall, a magnificent structure nestled within Warwickshire's Sutton Coldfield. Its engraving captures both architectural brilliance and civic pride, symbolizing progress while honoring tradition. Discover public arms engraved on historical artifacts - Sutton Coldfield; Eremue; Sligo; Denbighshire; Leicestershire - representing connections forged throughout generations. These symbols tell tales of unity amidst diversity, celebrating shared heritage. Immerse yourself in local festivities like The Birmingham Christmas Poultry Show where prizes were awarded for excellence. This event brought joy to residents during festive seasons long ago while highlighting their agricultural prowess. Escape to nature's embrace at Longmore Pool within Sutton Park during the 19th century – captured beautifully by W. Green's artistry. Feel transported to a serene oasis where tranquility meets lush landscapes, providing solace away from bustling city life. Uncover modern-day details such as B Birmingham B73 6 – an address that signifies contemporary living intertwined with historical roots. It represents how this town has evolved into a thriving community, blending the old with the new.