Kensington drill hall window
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Kensington drill hall window
Image: © John S Turner Taken: 2 Sep 2014
This window is high up above the carriage entrance to the former Kensington drill hall in Botanic Road. The large hall, which was built around 1900 for the 4th West Lancashire Howitzer Brigade, Royal Field Artillery (7th and 8th Howitzer Batteries), has two gable ends and two curved windows facing Botanic Road. These large windows help to light the open space inside, and part of the roof structure can be seen through the window. See also Image
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Image Location
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53.407657
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-2.945391