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Pictures: Victorian sign revealed at Waterstones Birmingham
The steamships sign revealed by workers on the Midland Metro extension1 of 10 
Work on the Waterstones building in Stephenson Street, Birmingham, to make way for the Midland Metro extension2 of 10 
The steamships sign revealed by workers on the Midland Metro extension3 of 10 ![The Stephenson Street entrance to Waterstones is being reshaped to create room for the Midland Metro extension]()
The Stephenson Street entrance to Waterstones is being reshaped to create room for the Midland Metro extension4 of 10 ![Work outside the Waterstones building in Stephenson Street, Birmingham, to make way for the Midland Metro extension]()
Work outside the Waterstones building in Stephenson Street, Birmingham, to make way for the Midland Metro extension5 of 10 ![A black and white engraving of the Midland Bank's new head office, New Street, 1867]()
A black and white engraving of the Midland Bank's new head office, New Street, 18676 of 10 ![Stephenson Street in 1911 showing Cook's Tourist Office on the left]()
Stephenson Street in 1911 showing Cook's Tourist Office on the left7 of 10 ![Stephenson Street today, with Metro construction work in the foreground]()
Stephenson Street today, with Metro construction work in the foreground8 of 10 ![An extract from the Birmingham Daily Post of 1878 announcing the opening of the Thomas Cook Birmingham office in Stephenson Street]()
An extract from the Birmingham Daily Post of 1878 announcing the opening of the Thomas Cook Birmingham office in Stephenson Street9 of 10 ![The 1908 edition of Kelly's Directory for Birmingham showing shipping agents in the city]()
The 1908 edition of Kelly's Directory for Birmingham showing shipping agents in the city10 of 10
