Former Bank of England building from walkways north of 55 Degrees North
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Former Bank of England building from walkways north of 55 Degrees North
Image: © Andrew Curtis Taken: 15 Jan 2010
The cobbled alley of Bell's Court runs from the rear of Carliol Street car park Image, over the wall to the right, through to Pilgrim Street behind the brick warehouse buildings. The art work Image on the rear wall of the modern, and now disused, Bank of England building Image does little to enliven the scenery. The domed roof of Carliol House on the Pilgrim Street - Market Street corner towers above the nearby buildings on Worswick Street to the right.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.97224
Longitude
-1.609589