Historic Birmingham Pub Reopens After Restoration
The Anchor Digbeth, a historic public house in Birmingham, has reopened its doors after a £100,000 restoration.
The pub, which dates back to 1797, was restored by new landlord Peter Connolly to its former glory.
- Recognised by Historic England as a Grade II protected heritage site
- Designed by renowned architects James and Lister Lea
- Originally constructed before the advent of electricity
The magnificent terracotta-fronted building is one of Birmingham's most impressive Victorian-era public houses.
Author's summary: Reopening of historic Birmingham pub after restoration.
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