Архивные снимки показали, как выглядел центр Бирмингема в 1990 году

Take a nostalgic journey through Birmingham city centre with these incredible archive photos from 1990 Editor-in-Chief, West Midlands, Reach PLC 1990 seems like only yesterday - but brace yourself, it was actually 36 years ago. ‌ Back when Gazza was shedding tears in an England kit, 13 years before Jude Bellingham was even born, everything was vastly different. ‌ We've delved into the Birmingham Mail archives to show you what these areas looked like as we entered the 1990s. Certain landmarks appear quite recognisable - the Rotunda, Martineau Galleries and the ICC remain largely unchanged. ‌ Read more: Win a Caribbean holiday for two Yet, some aspects are VASTLY different. The Bullring as we recognise it today was completely absent, there was no Curzon Street HS2 development and, most notably, Eastside bore little resemblance to its current form. ‌ Browse through our gallery below.... READ MORE: How Birmingham looked in 1990 - 30 years ago Our photographers documented some brilliant moments during the 1990s. The Birmingham Super Prix arrived in the city, there were dynamic images of the ring road and the occasional famous face dropping by. Article continues below Have a look at the black and white photograph of New Street - not a single mirror in sight. We're rather fond of nostalgia at BirminghamLive, once you've browsed through, discover what things looked like in 2000 afterwards.