Buildings And Structures Collection (page 9)

Sefton Park Palm House, Liverpool, 13th December 1963

Owen Owen Department Store, Liverpool, 19th March 1993

Lord Street, Liverpool. 19th June 1964

Council flats at Smedley Road and Smedley Lane, Woodlands Estate, Manchester. 4th November 1948

The office block on the corner of Moorfields and Dale Street, Liverpool. 7th August 1991

No 2, Moorfields, Liverpool. 26th February 1986

All Saints Church, Long Lane, Hillingdon shortly before it was consecrated by the Bishop of Kensington. 1933

The view from the top of the Prudential Building, Reading, Berkshire. 2nd May 1966

Bronze Statue on War Memorial, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, West Wales, 27th April 1972. The memorial was build in 1923

Aberystwyth, new Town Hall, Ceredigion, West Wales, 2nd May 1962

St John the Baptist Church in Little Missenden were house sparrows have decided to nest in the clock face of the church. 11th May 1960

St Johns Shopping Centre, Under Construction, Liverpool, 27th September 1968

St Johns Shopping Centre, Liverpool, 21st September 1978

Liverpool City Centre, Merseyside, Panorama Views, 13th June 1996

Looking back at Southend from the end of the longest pier in the world. Southend, Essex. 1st June 1963

Out Patients Department at Coventry and Warwickshire Hospital, Coventry, West Midlands, 7th June 1985

The original Liverpool Post and Echo Newspaper Building in Liverpool, England. This building was knocked down and a new Liverpool Post and Echo Newspaper Building was opened in 1974

Cottage which is become a public lavatory in Canal Road, Tavistock, Devon. 1970

Highclere Castle country seat of the Earl of Carnarvon. Highclere, Hampshire. Circa September 1979

The Chester Playhouse Building, 11th July 1966

Chester Town Hall, Northgate Street, Chester, 5th March 1969

Battersea Power Station seen here on a murky foggy winters morning. London. 7th December 1962

The Regal Cinema Bathgate, Scotland, 28th November 1989. Kay Lynn manager picture outside

Crowds outside La Scala Cinema watch celebrities arrive for the world premiere of film, A Man Called Peter, Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, Scotland, 30th March 1955

Playhouse Cinema, Stornoway, Scotland, 19th June 1978. Pictured, Duncan MacKinnon manager of Stornoways only cinema. He flouted strict Calvinistic law, took on the church, and lost

Eglinton Odeon, Glasgow, Scotland, 22nd October 1981. The curtain falls on Saturday for manager Ken Smith (front) and his staff at the Eglinton Odeon, from left, Isa Hooman, George Chalmers

Odeon Cinema, Glasgow, Scotland, Circa 1985

ABC Cinema, Falkirk, Scotland, 20th August 1978. Arthur MacGregor, chief projectionist at the cinema, pictured in his work clothes

Cannon Street, Middlesbrough, 3rd March 1975. St Columbas Church

Cannon Street, Middlesbrough, 4th October 1963. Congregational Church

Sunlight and shade amid the warehouses. Litherland Alley, off Canning Place, Liverpool, Merseyside. 23rd August 1972

St Martins Market, Liverpool, 17th August 1968

Round Oak Steelworks, Brierley Hill, West Midlands, 17th November 1982

The Old Inn Star public house in Alfriston, Sussex 28th June 1939

The old Grammar School in Shrewsbury, which produced Charles Darwin. A bronze figure of him was erected after his death in 1882 and can be seen in the extreme left

Blue Street, Carmarthen, Wales, Circa 1939

Royal Hospital School, Holbrook, Suffolk, England, 8th February 1933

Jolly Tar Lane, Carmarthen, Wales, Circa 1939

St Peter and St Pauls Church, Lavenham, Suffolk, England, 13th January 1933

Knott Square, Carmarthen, Wales, Circa 1939. Also pictured, statue of Sir William Nott, a British military leader

Wells Cathedral, Somerset. Circa 1939

The Railway bridge, West Drayton. Circa 1936

View from the South of Jedburgh Abbey, the ruined 12th century Augustinian abbey, situated in the town of Jedburgh, in the Scottish Borders 10 miles north of the border with England at Carter Bar

The Royal Exchange, Middlesbrough, 18th January 1985. Pictured, Mike Tweedle, chief resident engineer for Cleveland County Council, checks progress of demolition

The Royal Exchange, Middlesbrough, 13th April 1981. Blanche Chesney, a campaigner to save building from demolition, would like it to be concerted into a civil hall

The Royal Exchange, Middlesbrough, 20th February 1981

The new roundabout island at the junction of Stratford Road, Sandy Lane and Camp Hill, Bordesley, Birmingham, 13th February 1935

Monmouthshire Hospital. 18th July 1945

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"Captivating Structures: A Glimpse into Architectural Marvels" Llanfaes Bridge: Standing majestically over The River Usk in Brecon, a charming market town, this bridge is a testament to engineering brilliance. Cardiff Arms Park: Transporting us back to 1935, the newly constructed North Stand of Cardiff Arms Park adds grandeur and character to this iconic sports venue. Heritage Market at Stanley Dock: On September 25th, 1988, Liverpool witnessed the bustling atmosphere of the Heritage Market at Stanley Dock—a vibrant hub where history meets commerce. Timeless Corner Cafe in Aston: Nestled in Birmingham's West Midlands, this old corner cafe has stood the test of time and continues to serve its loyal patrons with warmth and nostalgia. Adamsdown Gospel Hall in Kames Place: Located within Adamsdown—an inner city area—the Adamsdown Gospel Hall radiates spirituality and community bonds since its establishment. Society of Friends Meeting House in Stockton: Opening its doors way back in 1814, the Society of Friends Meeting House stands as a symbol of unity and faith for County Durham's residents. Church Street Snapshot from St Helens: On August 25th, 1958, Church Street captured hearts with its timeless charm—a glimpse into Merseyside's rich heritage through architecture. Former Jordans Showroom & Grattan Exterior View: Once housing Jordans showroom and Grattan's emporium—this stunning building showcases architectural finesse that captivates passersby even today. St Marys Church in Brecon: As part of Powys' Mid Wales community, St Marys Church exudes tranquility while serving as a spiritual sanctuary amidst the lively market town ambiance. The Teessaurus Sculpture by Genevieve Glatt.