What is recorded here
Aston Cross Clock is a Grade II listed structure located at the intersection of five Birmingham suburbs, traditionally marking the boundary between Aston and Small Heath. It was built in 1883 as a memorial to Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee and is important as a local landmark symbolising community history and civic pride.
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