Do any Birmingham churches have accessible vaulted crypts? Or even secular spaces with dramatic, vaulted ceilings? I'm in search of a film production setting and could not come up with anything. The subterranean space would ideally be gothic / atmospheric, so not St Philips... a church would be ideal but not necessary, and needs to be open and accessible so not St Martins. Many thanks for your ideas and suggestions.
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Vaulted crypts or undercrofts in Birmingham
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could be difficult but what about aston parish church...ive not read all the info so not sure if it would be of any use but here is the link
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Just an idea, (and not sure if it'd be sufficiently gothic) but an old school might be a possibility, like King Edwards School, Edgbaston. It has a hall with a wonderful, wooden vaulted ceiling. They hire out space too - link below.
Or how about the Old Library, Digbeth, albeit a much plainer style ?
Or how about the Old Library, Digbeth, albeit a much plainer style ?
Facilities - King Edwards School
https://youtu.be/WhEvW3pWQ9s King Edward’s School is situated on a beautiful 50-acre site next to the University of Birmingham, which it shares with its sister school, King Edward VI High School for Girls. Few, if any, day schools in this country enjoy such space and quality of buildings, and...
kes.org.uk
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Key Hill Brian
Proud Brummie
St Chads has an under croft - been many years since I went on a tour on an open day - worth an enquiry