Inside Birmingham's Last Surviving Back-to-Back houses | England April 2022

Inside Bham Last surviving Back to Back houses & History of one the most controversial houses of all time.
50–54 Inge Street and 55–63 Hurst Street

NB: I probably made a mistake for the first house, the decoration may dates to the 1840s and not 1850s like I said in the video.

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Video Timestamps:
0:00 Music
1:00 Intro
1:30 The Origins of the Back-to-Back houses
2:15 How do these houses work?
11:04 Inside the Back-to-Backs
20:00 The decline of Back-to-Backs
26:00 Rehabilitating Back-to-Back houses
27:09 Are Back-to-Backs the future for urban development?
28:12 Music outro

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Health & Safety check:
I did the full tour and you have to go up and down very narrow, steep stairs so if you have mobility issues I would advise you to do the ground tour instead.
The tour lasts approximately 75 mins but I do believe that the one I did with Eric the tour guide lasted 120 mins!!! So bring a bottle of water with you.

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