Very interesting great for 9 year old son project on Victorians More

This is the only court of back to back houses left in Birmingham. My Grandmother actually lived in one of these as a child and it makes you realise how far social welfare has transformed the lives of many from inner city poverty to relative comfort. it is a fascinating snapshot of history from the !800's right up to post... More

Shows a good interpretation of how a building can change from a life of good living to that of more harden times. An enjoyable an factual attraction in the heart of the city center. More

Came with 3 generations of the family every one enjoyed them selves the guides are great. The stairs are very steep but my farther who is very bad on his feet managed them and had a great time luckerly there is disabled parking outside so not far to walk to the car. this place is great for all generation well... More

How interesting this is. A lot I recalled, some was before my time. Well worth a vist More

My grandparents were born in courts like this so it was very touching and evocative to see how they must have lived. It is little short of a miracle that this place has survived all the changes in Birmingham, and full marks to the National Trust for taking it on and treating it with respect. More

I've passed this place so many times and didn't know it was there. Lovely, friendly volunteers showed us around, relaying lots of anecdotes/information about the period. Made up of 11 dwellings, some set up from different times in history for comparison purposes. You have to book, preferably in advance, as viewing is by tour-guide only. The tour lasted about 1hr... More

Well worth a visit if only to make us appreciate how we live today. More

A great afternoon spent here. Staff really brought history to life. More