• an Augustinian friar outside the priory of St Thomas the Apostle (on this site 13th century until 1538
• the de Bermingham coat of arms
• pub signs for the Bull's Head and Saracen's Head together with a stagecoach
• view of the square from original drawings by William Westley 1713
• lock maker John Wilkes (occupant of 9 Old Square 1713-1734
• beehive and pound sign emblem of Lloyds Bank (Samuel Lloyd [Sampson Lloyd?] occupied 14 Old Square)
• dancers at the ball for the Duke of York at No 11 (1765)
• Dr Samuel Johnson and Dr Edmund Hector (occupied No 1)
• the seal of James Watt
• depiction of the elopement of Lloyd's daughter
• Priestley Riots, 1791, which tried to destroy the home of Dr William Withering (No 15)
• a horse and broken carriage which crashed into the railings of the square
• William Scholefield (No 1), first mayor of Birmingham, 1838
• demolition of the square in 1896 as part of the Joseph Chamberlain Corporation Street improvements

Reference: Birmingham - Public Sculpture Trails, George T. Noszlopy & Fiona Waterhouse, Liverpool University Press, 2007, ISBN 978-1-84631-134-5

Camera location	52° 28′ 56.28″ N, 1° 53′ 41.64″ W	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	52.482300; -1.894900

• 2007-04-21 09:33 Oosoom 2381×969×8 (543052 bytes) The sculpture ''Old Square'' by Kenneth Budd, 1967, cast brass and iron on fibreglass, 152 cm x 793 cm, in [[Old Square]], [[Birmingham]], England. Moved from the demolished Old Square subway and re-mounted in the new Old Square. Photographed by me 16 Oct