Hall of Memory

It's all too easy, to forget the many lives that have been lost, so we can live in peace and freedom. This memorial is a perfect way to help remind us!

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Hall of Memory for great soldiers who fought for peace and better world. This place is at Centenary Square close to Birmingham Library. Nearest Tram station is Library just a minute walk from there.

The Hall of Memory is a war memorial erected in 1925 in remembrance of the 12,320 citizens of Birmingham who died in World War I. On the outside, there are four statues to symbolically represent the Army, Air Force, Navy and Woman's Service. Inside the structure takes the form of circular hall and the centre, contained in a protective glass is a book of remembrance of those who died. The inside is quiet and peaceful solemn place to honour our war died. The building stands prominently in Centenary square, as such a memorial should.

Remembering the past, the war and those who died!