What is recorded here
The public map records this plaque for Story of the History of Snow Hill Mural. Its recorded inscription reads: THE MOSAIC THAT YOU SEE HERE IS A MINIATURE OF THE ORIGINAL WORK THAT ONCE DOMINATED ST CHAD'S CIRCUS BY KENNETH BUDD AND ASSOCIATES. ... [see Wikimedia for full inscription]
The mural commemorates the history and transformation of Snow Hill, Birmingham, depicting its evolution from a medieval marketplace to a modern transport hub. Kenneth Budd and Associates created the original artwork, which is significant for its role in public art and urban regeneration in Birmingham.
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