English Buildings
Meetings with remarkable buildings.
- By Philip Wilkinson
- Based in United Kingdom
- Roughly one post per week
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Most recent posts
Looking up in HalifaxLooking up in the centre of Halifax, you quickly realise that many of the town’s shops were rebuilt, on a grand scale in the late-Victorian period. I was particularly struck by a …
Attention! Authority! Regular readers of this blog will be aware that the signs of yesteryear are one of my perennial obsessions. Old signage, especially in the form of signs attached to buildings, has cropped up …
The great and the goodsHuddersfield station (see my previous post) had imposing buildings for passengers, but a lot of its traffic carried goods. As a result, its goods yard acquired two warehouses, the first, a …