Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Newman Brothers at The Coffin Works is Birmingham's latest heritage attraction. It opened on 28th October 2014 after a fifteen-year campaign to save the building and raise the funds to transform the disused Newman Brothers Coffin Furniture Factory factory in to a heritage attraction. Located in Fleet Street in the Jewellery Quarter conservation area, Birmingham, England, the building is Grade II* listed, and was designed by Roger Harley in 1892. Construction of the building was completed two years later in 1894. Newman Brothers manufactured coffin furniture at the factory between 1894 until 1998, when the last owner, Joyce Green, and the remaining workforce set down their tools and left for the very last time. The business was dissolved the following year in 1999."@en }
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- Newman_Brothers_Coffin_Furniture_Factory abstract "Newman Brothers at The Coffin Works is Birmingham's latest heritage attraction. It opened on 28th October 2014 after a fifteen-year campaign to save the building and raise the funds to transform the disused Newman Brothers Coffin Furniture Factory factory in to a heritage attraction. Located in Fleet Street in the Jewellery Quarter conservation area, Birmingham, England, the building is Grade II* listed, and was designed by Roger Harley in 1892. Construction of the building was completed two years later in 1894. Newman Brothers manufactured coffin furniture at the factory between 1894 until 1998, when the last owner, Joyce Green, and the remaining workforce set down their tools and left for the very last time. The business was dissolved the following year in 1999.".
- Q15262166 abstract "Newman Brothers at The Coffin Works is Birmingham's latest heritage attraction. It opened on 28th October 2014 after a fifteen-year campaign to save the building and raise the funds to transform the disused Newman Brothers Coffin Furniture Factory factory in to a heritage attraction. Located in Fleet Street in the Jewellery Quarter conservation area, Birmingham, England, the building is Grade II* listed, and was designed by Roger Harley in 1892. Construction of the building was completed two years later in 1894. Newman Brothers manufactured coffin furniture at the factory between 1894 until 1998, when the last owner, Joyce Green, and the remaining workforce set down their tools and left for the very last time. The business was dissolved the following year in 1999.".