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Back To Backs

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Back To Backs is a historic housing complex in Birmingham, England, originally built in the 18th century for the working class, characterized by shared rear walls and limited space. It is important as a surviving example of early industrial-era housing and is now preserved as a museum to illustrate 18th-century domestic life.

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National Trust

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