Moor Pool Estate trail

Walks, England, West Midlands, Birmingham

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  • Moor Pool Hall was formally opened on 5 November 1910. Standing at the heart of the Estate, along with shops and the Estate Office.

    Step 1: Moor Pool Hall was formally opened on 5 November 1910. Standing at the heart of the Estate, along with shops and the Estate Office.

  • As with all houses at Moor Pool, high quality materials were used in the building of the Hall, including pine flooring and lime render.

    Step 2: As with all houses at Moor Pool, high quality materials were used in the building of the Hall, including pine flooring and lime render.

  • Beneath Moor Pool Hall is the original Edwardian Skittle Alley, believed to be the last surviving dual configuration left in the country.

    Step 3: Beneath Moor Pool Hall is the original Edwardian Skittle Alley, believed to be the last surviving dual configuration left in the country.

  • Moor Pool was built over 54 acres. Almost one fifth was reserved as green spaces including gardens, green spaces and allotments.

    Step 4: Moor Pool was built over 54 acres. Almost one fifth was reserved as green spaces including gardens, green spaces and allotments.

  • Gardens were designed to be large but not unmanageable, each planted with a fruit tree. Every Moor Pool house overlooked green space.

    Step 5: Gardens were designed to be large but not unmanageable, each planted with a fruit tree. Every Moor Pool house overlooked green space.

  • The provision of allotments was an important part of the design of the Moor Pool Estate and they are interspersed between the houses.

    Step 6: The provision of allotments was an important part of the design of the Moor Pool Estate and they are interspersed between the houses.

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