Silent sentinels from the City's past - Birmingham
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Silent sentinels from the City's past - Birmingham
Image: © Martin Richard Phelan Taken: 22 May 2015
Taken from the south-western end of Inge Street where it joins Essex Street, this photo shows the supposed former bank building, the subject of 'Bankers are gone from Bristol Street' and its neighbour, built at the same time I assume. Both buildings show tiled decoration on their facades - slightly closer views in the following photos. This building, like its neighbour, makes a comfortable home for a flock of pigeons. Time photo taken 11.38 pm BST (British Summer Time). Image]
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Image Location
Latitude
52.47342
Longitude
-1.899258
