Former Public toilets, St Nicholas Bridges, Carlisle
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Former Public toilets, St Nicholas Bridges, Carlisle
Image: © Graham Robson Taken: 3 Nov 2013
These small former public toilets stand at the southern end of St Nicholas Bridges. The visible notice, attached to the locked gate and dating from November 2012 states that the city council has sought permission to demolish the building. This photo shows that though now unmaintained and out of use, the building is still standing in November 2013.
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Image Location
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54.884141
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-2.926494