What is recorded here
The public map records this plaque for The Jewellery Line Opening. Its recorded inscription reads: To commemorate the opening of THE JEWELLERY LINE Birmingham Snow Hill to Smethwick Galton Bridge via the Jewellery Quarter and Hawthorns by The Rt. Hon. John Prescott MP Deputy Leader of the Labour Party Sunday 24th September, 1995 ...[continued Note tag]
The Jewellery Line is a heritage railway in Birmingham that commemorates the city's historical jewellery manufacturing industry; opened in 1995 by John Prescott, it serves as a cultural and educational link to Birmingham's industrial past.
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