The Golden Lion pub in Birmingham has been restored by Historic England.
Birmingham Conservation Trust, in partnership with Birmingham City Council, was awarded £344,265 from Historic England, towards a total project cost of £398,759.20.
Originally from Deritend High Street and dating back to the 17th century, this striking timber-framed structure has stood in Cannon Hill Park since the early 20th century.
The project focused on restoring the building’s historic fabric, tackling serious structural issues, and restoring original features.
This relic of old Birmingham is now secure for the future, where it can be used by the local community.
The Golden Lion pub in Birmingham has been restored by Historic England.
Birmingham Conservation Trust, in partnership with Birmingham City Council, was awarded £344,265 from Historic England, towards a total project cost of £398,759.20.
Originally from Deritend High Street and dating back to the 17th century, this striking timber-framed structure has stood in Cannon Hill Park since the early 20th century.
The project focused on restoring the building’s historic fabric, tackling serious structural issues, and restoring original features.
This relic of old Birmingham is now secure for the future, where it can be used by the local community.