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The Baldwin, Hall Green, Birmingham and Edwin Francis Reynolds black plaque

Birmingham, Birmingham, England, United Kingdom

The Baldwin The Baldwin, completed in 1937, derives its name from a family of farmers on whose former land this public house was erected. References to the Baldwin name can be traced to 1588 when Baldwyns field is first shown on a map and in 1540 Baldwins Lane is first shown. Designed by Birmingham

born Edwin Francis Reynolds (b. 1875 - d. 1949) the architects were the Birmingham based Wood and Kendrick, the first landlord to manage this house was Neville MillwardTinley. The Baldwin has a sister

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