Category:Imperial Buildings, Liverpool
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Imperial Buildings is a triangular building at the junction of Whitechapel and Victoria Street, Liverpool, comprising nos. 70 & 72 Victoria Street. It was built in 1879 and designed by E. & H. Shelmerdine. The ground floor was originally occupied by the London City and Midland bank, and had a separate entrance from the other floors. Its facade is of cream terracotta. Two female statues above the front entrance to the bank represent commerce and industry.
Media in category "Imperial Buildings, Liverpool"
The following 8 files are in this category, out of 8 total.
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Commerce statue, Imperial Buildings.jpg 3,456 × 5,184; 11.36 MB
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Imperial Buildings corner.jpg 3,045 × 4,806; 5.93 MB
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Imperial Buildings, Liverpool 1.jpg 3,443 × 4,995; 9.56 MB
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Imperial Buildings, Liverpool 2.jpg 3,321 × 4,881; 8.4 MB
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Imperial Buildings, Liverpool 3.jpg 3,308 × 3,855; 5.53 MB
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Imperial Buildings, Liverpool 4.jpg 4,941 × 2,854; 8.11 MB
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Imperial Buildings, Liverpool 5.jpg 3,898 × 3,155; 6.09 MB
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Industry statue, Imperial Buildings.jpg 3,456 × 5,184; 11.14 MB
