Entrance to the Former Volunteers' H.Q.
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Entrance to the Former Volunteers' H.Q.
Image: © John S Turner Taken: 2 Sep 2014
This is the central opening that the army cut through the house at #59 Everton Road to provide access to the rear of the building. The 'stone work' surround to the entrance is, on close inspection, just some flimsy composition to make it look like authentic Georgian. One of the old army buildings is visible at the back of the drill yard.
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Image Location
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53.416217
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