As archaeological excavation of Park Street burial ground for HS2 comes to a close, MOLA Headland Community Engagement Officer, Andy Sherman, explores the hidden historical treasures of the immediate area in <a href="https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/commonplace-customer-files/hs2inbirmingham/Digbeth%20walking%20tour.pdf">a special edition of our blog</a> . If you’d like to explore the often-forgotten gems of Digbeth for yourself, <a href="https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/commonplace-customer-files/hs2inbirmingham/Digbeth%20walking%20tour%20map.pdf">then download our self-guided walk of the area</a> . Why not explore the historical delights of Digbeth for yourself in our one-hour self-guided walk, available for <a href="https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/commonplace-customer-files/hs2inbirmingham/Digbeth%20walking%20tour%20map.pdf">download</a> or to pick up from one of the following locations: <li>Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery</li> <li>Thinktank</li> <li>Library of Birmingham</li> <li>Coffin Works</li> <li>Reception at Birmingham Council House</li> <li>International Convention Centre</li> <li>Moor Street Station</li> <li>New Street Station</li>If you&#39;d like to talk to us about our works you can call our freephone helpdesk on <a href="tel:08081434434">08081 434 434</a> .

A walk through Digbeth’s history

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A walk through Digbeth’s history