Edgbaston - CaLiGraph

Property	Value
rdf:type	Conservation area in the West Midlands (county) owl:NamedIndividual Settlement Windmill in Warwickshire Orthodox Jewish community in the United Kingdom Area of Birmingham, West Midlands Conservation area in England Neighbourhood of Birmingham
rdfs:label	Edgbaston
owl:sameAs	dbr:Edgbaston
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skos:prefLabel	Edgbaston
skos:altLabel	Birmingham the area Edgbaston Priory Club Winterbourne Edgabaston Edgbaston Mill, Edgbaston Edgbaston, Birmingham Edgebaston Lee Crescent, Edgbaston
clgo:areaCode	0121
clgo:country	United Kingdom
clgo:gridReference	SP055845
clgo:metropolitanBorough	Birmingham
clgo:populationTotal	20749
clgo:postalCode	B15,B5
clgo:region	West Midlands (county)
is owl:hasValue of	Restriction onProperty=birthPlace hasValue=Edgbaston
is clgo:assembly of	Duple Dartline
is clgo:birthPlace of	Gavin Millar J. A. Chatwin John Bryant (journalist) John Grimley Evans Michael Reeve Godfrey Pell Tim Elkington Aidan Burley Edward Parkes Edwin Francis Reynolds Frederick Robert Buckley Verily Anderson Andy Street Eric Maschwitz Mark Wagh Mary Neal Alfred Radcliffe-Brown John Andrew Claughton Dave Haslam H. V. Morton Albert Sterner George Cadbury Herbert Walton (priest) Richard Wattis Robert William Chase Christopher Crocker (cricketer) Leonard Bates Nick Mason Conel Hugh O'Donel Alexander Eddy Stanley Sydney Gedge Dennis Harris (cricketer) John Caldicott John Jenkins (diplomat) Pierce Lacy Alexander Lyle-Samuel Henry McCardie Sir Alfred Hickman, 1st Baronet Tom Shippey Charles Talbut Onions Neville Chamberlain George Dickinson Hadley Laurence Woolmer Michael Ricketts (cricketer) Bobbie Kimber Rudi Singh Geoffrey Grimmett Jonathan Fenby Anselm Genders David Whitehouse J. S. Mitchell John Deathridge Thomas Henry Davis (organist) Arthur Stansfield Dixon Frank Horton (physicist) John Eglington Bailey Mary Sturge Peter Mucklow Alfred Bird Scott Stamps Neville Bosworth Richard Wolffe Robert Martineau Stephen Heath Daniel Moylan, Baron Moylan Frank Stephens (cricketer) Ossie Wheatley Arthur Inkersley Constance Bache Anthony Wood (artist) Rise of Neville Chamberlain Arthur Keen (RAF officer) Reggie Pridmore David Willetts Kenneth Kent (cricketer) Rowland Powell-Williams Bernard Docker Stella Churchill Eric Sherbrooke Walker Robin Duval Rowland Ryder Arthur Brampton Edward Newill Neil Martin (cricketer, born 1969) Mr Hudson Richard Edis Michael Parker (bishop) Robert Bisseker Hugh Pearman (cricketer) David Rudkin Jasper Kent Julie Walters Keith Prosser John Hemming (politician) Richard Barker (tennis) Bertram Martin Wilson Emmy Bridgwater Frank Heaven Harrison Oxley Gordon Lowe ... and more
is clgo:city of	St Paul's School for Girls, Birmingham
is clgo:deathPlace of	Hannah Sturge David Linton (geographer) Eugene W. Oates Ambrose St John John Henry Newman Gwyneth Bebb Mary Sturge W. A. Potts William Alexander Harvey Willie Quaife John Wilkinson (Worcestershire cricketer) George Stephen West Alec Issigonis Lettice Floyd John Thackray Bunce Murder of Thomas Bates Arthur Phelps Sophia Sturge Gilbert Barling Tom Dollery Eliza Sturge Charles Edge (architect) J. F. Byrne George Dixon (MP) William Kenrick (Birmingham MP) William Harris (Birmingham Liberal) Elizabeth Brady John Stevenson (cricketer) Sophia Sturge (abolitionist) Catherine Osler
is clgo:headquarter of	Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents Midland Red
is clgo:location of	Barber Institute of Fine Arts 21 Yateley Road, Edgbaston Winterbourne Botanic Garden Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham (1933–2010) Birmingham Botanical Gardens, England University of Birmingham Financial Forum Edgbaston Priory Club St James' Church, Edgbaston Mac, Birmingham Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham Calthorpe Park Bournville RFC Westbourne Road Town Gardens Lapworth Museum of Geology The Homestead, Edgbaston Edgbaston Hall Martineau Gardens
is clgo:populationPlace of	British Jews

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