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Weoley Castle | |
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![]() Ruins of Weoley Castle moated and fortified medieval manor house | |
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Former names | The Castle at Weoley |
Alternative names | Weoley Manor |
General information | |
Architectural style | Medieval |
Location | Weoley Castle, Birmingham, West Midlands |
Country | England |
Current tenants | Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery |
Construction started | 13th century |
Completed | 15?? |
Client | Baron Dudley (as Lord of the Manor of Weoley) |
Owner | Birmingham City Council |
Awards and prizes | Grade II Listed Building |
The Selly Oak
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Old Victorian street sign at 'Oak Tree Place' which bears the date 1880
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Brass plaque on the "Butt of Old Oak Tree from which the name of Selly Oak was derived"
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Stump of the old Oak in Selly Oak Park now overgrown with ivy
The Old Selly Oak
The Selly Oaks
Selly Manor
Weoley Park
King's Norton and Northfield | |
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Population | |
• 1901 | ??,??? |
• 1911 | 81,153 |
History | |
• Created | 1894 |
• Abolished | 1911 |
• Succeeded by | County Borough of Birmingham |
Status | Rural Sanitary District (18?? - 1894) Rural District (1894 - 1898) Urban District (1898 - 1911) |
150px|Seal of the King's Norton and Northfield | |
Selly Oak Ward | |
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![]() Shown within Birmingham | |
Status: | Electoral ward |
Metropolitan borough: | City of Birmingham |
Metropolitan county: | West Midlands |
Region: | West Midlands |
UK Parliament constituency: | Birmingham Selly Oak |
Coordinates | {{{coordinates}}}}} |
Population (2001): | {{{population}}} |
Ethicity (2001): | {{{population}}} |
Councillors | |
Ian Auckland (Liberal Democrats) Robert McCann (Liberal Democrats) Peter Moore (Liberal Democrats) |
- This article is about the suburban district of Selly Oak.
- For the Selly Oak local authority electoral ward see Selly Oak (ward).
- For the Selly Oak Parliamentary constituency see Birmingham Selly Oak (UK Parliament constituency).
- Selly Manor House
- Manor of Selly
- Selly Manor
- Selly Oak (tree)
- Selly Oak Park
- Selly
- Selly Oak (ward)
- Manor of Northfield and Weoley
- Manor of Northfield
- Manor of Weoley
- Weoley Manor
- Weoley Park
- Weoley Castle Ruins
- Weoley (ward)
- Weoley
- De Selly family
- Jervoise family
- Ledsam family
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