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Competition entry number 1, Cotton Exchange, King William Street, Blackburn, Lancashire: basement plan
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NOTES: Brakspear won the competition for the building. However the design constructed was gothic revival in style and not built until 1862-1865 and, even then, the complete design was not undertaken. Early in the twentieth century the building was converted into a cinema. It is listed Grade II.
Competition entry number 1, Cotton Exchange, King William Street, Blackburn, Lancashire: ground floor plan (showing the ceilings)
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NOTES: Brakspear won the competition for the building. However the design constructed was gothic revival in style and not built until 1862-1865 and, even then, the complete design was not undertaken. Early in the twentieth century the building was converted into a cinema. It is listed Grade II.
Competition entry number 1, Cotton Exchange, King William Street, Blackburn, Lancashire: plan of one pair floor
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NOTES: Brakspear won the competition for the building. However the design constructed was gothic revival in style and not built until 1862-1865 and, even then, the complete design was not undertaken. Early in the twentieth century the building was converted into a cinema. It is listed Grade II.
Competition entry number 1, Cotton Exchange, King William Street, Blackburn, Lancashire: plan of upper floor
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NOTES: Brakspear won the competition for the building. However the design constructed was gothic revival in style and not built until 1862-1865 and, even then, the complete design was not undertaken. Early in the twentieth century the building was converted into a cinema. It is listed Grade II.
Competition entry number 1, Cotton Exchange, King William Street, Blackburn, Lancashire: side elevation
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NOTES: Brakspear won the competition for the building. However the design constructed was gothic revival in style and not built until 1862-1865 and, even then, the complete design was not undertaken. Early in the twentieth century the building was converted into a cinema. It is listed Grade II.
Competition entry number 1, Cotton Exchange, King William Street, Blackburn, Lancashire: front elevation
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NOTES: Brakspear won the competition for the building. However the design constructed was gothic revival in style and not built until 1862-1865 and, even then, the complete design was not undertaken. Early in the twentieth century the building was converted into a cinema. It is listed Grade II.
Competition entry number 1, Cotton Exchange, King William Street, Blackburn, Lancashire: elevation in Church Street
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NOTES: Brakspear won the competition for the building. However the design constructed was gothic revival in style and not built until 1862-1865 and, even then, the complete design was not undertaken. Early in the twentieth century the building was converted into a cinema. It is listed Grade II.
Competition entry number 1, Cotton Exchange, King William Street, Blackburn, Lancashire: section on the line A-B
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NOTES: Brakspear won the competition for the building. However the design constructed was gothic revival in style and not built until 1862-1865 and, even then, the complete design was not undertaken. Early in the twentieth century the building was converted into a cinema. It is listed Grade II.
Competition entry number 1, Cotton Exchange, King William Street, Blackburn, Lancashire: section on the line C-D
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NOTES: Brakspear won the competition for the building. However the design constructed was gothic revival in style and not built until 1862-1865 and, even then, the complete design was not undertaken. Early in the twentieth century the building was converted into a cinema. It is listed Grade II.
Lloyds, City of London: distant view from the Royal Exchange
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NOTES: The Royal Exchange is 1841 by William Tite.
Lloyds, City of London: distant view from the Royal Exchange
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NOTES: The Royal Exchange is 1841 by William Tite.
