Junction of London Road, Moss Street and several others, Liverpool
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Junction of London Road, Moss Street and several others, Liverpool
Image: © Oliver Mills Taken: 18 Sep 2023
Visible straight ahead, on the corner of Moss Street (left) and Prescot Street (right), is the former Bank of Liverpool. Towards the left is the former Prince of Wales public house; both buildings are grade-II listed. Adjoining the Prince of Wales public house, on the extreme left, is Albert Court (formerly Opal Court), a student accommodation building completed in 2006. It adjoins the Prince of Wales on its opposite side too, and incorporates part of the interior for its uses. Most of the original building, however, is disused and this is very much evident from outside. The fourth road is Daulby Street.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.410355
Longitude
-2.967716