Grade II listed Market Hall entrance and clock tower, Hereford

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Grade II listed Market Hall entrance and clock tower, Hereford

Image: © Jaggery Taken: 13 Jan 2012

Viewed across High Town. The southern entrance to the Market Hall was built c1860. The clock in the tower was made by J Smith & Sons, Midland Steam Clock Works, Derby. Grade II listing was awarded in June 1952. The low angle of the sun in mid-January casts a shadow which gives an eerie appearance to passers-by.

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Image Location

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Latitude
52.056655
Longitude
-2.715913