Athenaeum, Church Alley, Liverpool

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Athenaeum, Church Alley, Liverpool

Image: © Stephen Richards Taken: 27 Jul 2011

Despite appearances, this is in Liverpool, not Paris. The horizontal rustication, fenestration and balconies give it a very French feel. Built as a private club (founded in 1797) by Harold Dod, 1924. The club houses the city's only surviving subscription library and newsroom. A plaque records that it was founded to "facilitate access to information and knowledge".

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Image Location

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Latitude
53.404559
Longitude
-2.983981