Centenary House being converted
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Centenary House being converted
Image: © Stephen Craven Taken: 10 Jul 2020
The building on North Street was built as a "public dispensary" in 1904, architects Bedford and Kitson, and is listed grade II (List entry 1375281). See also Image where another contributor gives a more detailed history. It is now being converted, presumably to apartments, with the now almost obligatory "loft" added on top in a contemporary style.
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