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  1. The construction of Birmingham Symphony Hall nearing completion in March 1991.
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  2. The construction of Birmingham Symphony Hall nearing completion in March 1991.
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  3. The construction of Birmingham Symphony Hall nearing completion in March 1991.
    The construction of Birmingham Symphony Hall nearing completion in March 1991.3 of 17
  4. The construction of Birmingham Symphony Hall nearing completion in March 1991.
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  5. The construction of Birmingham Symphony Hall nearing completion in March 1991.
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  6. The construction of Birmingham Symphony Hall nearing completion in March 1991.
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  7. A fitter works on seating on the ground floor as the construction of Birmingham Symphony Hall nears completion in December 1990.
    A fitter works on seating on the ground floor as the construction of Birmingham Symphony Hall nears completion in December 1990.7 of 17
  8. The construction of Birmingham Symphony Hall nearing completion in December 1990.
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  9. The construction of Birmingham Symphony Hall nearing completion in December 1990.
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  10. The construction of Birmingham Symphony Hall nearing completion in December 1990.
    The construction of Birmingham Symphony Hall nearing completion in December 1990.10 of 17
  11. The Birmingham Symphony Hall under construction in March 1990.
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  12. The Birmingham Symphony Hall under construction in March 1990.
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  13. Mary Coles, the Public Relations Officer for the Birmingham Symphony Hall, which was under construction in March 1990.
    Mary Coles, the Public Relations Officer for the Birmingham Symphony Hall, which was under construction in March 1990.13 of 17
  14. The Birmingham Symphony Hall under construction in March 1990.
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  15. The International Convention Centre and Symphony Hall under construction in the late 1980s, before it was opened by HM The Queen on June 12, 1991.
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  16. The International Convention Centre and Symphony Hall under construction in the late 1980s, before it was opened by HM The Queen on June 12, 1991.
    The International Convention Centre and Symphony Hall under construction in the late 1980s, before it was opened by HM The Queen on June 12, 1991.16 of 17
  17. Photographed from the Hyatt Hotel in May, 1998, The International Convention Centre and Symphony Hall under construction in the late 1980s, before it was opened by HM The Queen on June 12, 1991.
    Photographed from the Hyatt Hotel in May, 1998, The International Convention Centre and Symphony Hall under construction in the late 1980s, before it was opened by HM The Queen on June 12, 1991.17 of 17
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