Berwick Upon Tweed Architecture : Police Station and Magistrate's Courts, Church Street, Berwick
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Berwick Upon Tweed Architecture : Police Station and Magistrate's Courts, Church Street, Berwick
Image: © Richard West Taken: 18 Aug 2010
In his architectural guide to the Borders and Berwick, Charles Alexander Strang described this building thus: "Police and Magistrates Court, 1899-1901, R. Burns Dick, following a competition, is ebullient but thoughtful baroque-nouveau which contributes positively to the townscape with its highly modelled frontage."
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Image Location
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55.769799
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-2.001887