Site of the Gild Hall of the Holy Cross, 1392, from 1552 to 1936 King Edward VI. School

Site of the Gild Hall of the Holy Cross, 1392, from 1552 to 1936 King Edward VI. School is shown as a memorial on the public map of Birmingham. The saved point is the map point or the centre of its mapped shape.

The site was originally the Gild Hall of the Holy Cross, established in 1392 as a meeting place for a religious and charitable guild. From 1552 until 1936, it served as King Edward VI School, one of Birmingham's oldest educational institutions, reflecting the city's long-standing commitment to education and civic life.