Sir William Gaitskell House
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Sir William Gaitskell House
Image: © Stephen Craven Taken: 21 May 2011
An elegant three-storey brick building at 23 Paradise Street. It was built in 1814, became a police station from 1838 and is now the offices of City Computers. The building is now named after its first occupant and is listed grade 2 (List Entry No 1385747).
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Image Location
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51.499628
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