Birmingham Law Society brushed metal plaque

This brushed metal commemorative plaque records: The Birmingham Civic Society Founded 1918 Birmingham Law Society Founded 1818 The Birmingham Law Society is one of the oldest local law societies in the country, founded on 3rd January 1818 at a meeting at The Royal Hotel, Temple Row. In 1932 the Society acquired these premises at 8 Temple Street for its headquarters, which had formerly been a Temperance theatre. The library became the largest provincial law lending library in the country and was in use until 2009. At the time of its bicentenary in 2018, the Birmingham Law Society had become the largest provincial law society representing members of all branches of the legal profession. Recorded plaque organisation: Birmingham Civic Society, Birmingham Law Society.

The Birmingham Law Society, founded in 1818, is one of the oldest local law societies in Britain and has been a significant professional body for legal practitioners in the Midlands. It played a crucial role in fostering legal education and maintaining professional standards among lawyers in Birmingham and beyond.