English: Display in the Birmingham International Airport terminal of the analogue clock with blinking stars which once hung above the main entrance doorway of the 1962 terminal and, with an adjacent sign, welcomed arriving passengers to Birmingham as they exited the terminal. Modified from its original appearance, the clock now includes photos of the current terminal, the 1931 terminal, and Birmingham’s Byzantine style Terminal Station which served the railroads of Birmingham until being demolished in 1969.[11]
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