Newhall Hill
About This Business
Newhall Hill was the site of a number of huge rallies organised by the Birmingham Political Union to demand parliamentary reform in the 1820s and 30s. One of the leaders of the Political Union was Thomas Attwood, who along with Joseph Schofield became Birmingham’s first members of Parliament in 1832. Nearby in a house on Legge Lane the American author Washington Irving is said to have written his children’s story RIP Van Winkle and The Legend of Sleepy Hollow in 1819.
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Location
GPS: 52.4827188, -1.9107733
