#history Birmingham's iconic Angel Drinking Fountain, a Grade Il listed Victorian landmark, was funded by surplus funds from Queen Victoria's 1858 visit, cast by Coalbrookdale, initially stood by Christ Church on Colmore Row, and was moved to St. Philip's Cathedral grounds after the church's demolition in 1899, symbolizing Victorian public health, though its original Bible inscription and drinking cups are gone, with restorations happening in the late 20th century. | Martin Urbex