Liverpool

13 July 2009

1903 – Liverpool Cathedral, Lancashire

1903 – Liverpool Cathedral, Lancashire

Architect: Giles Gilbert Scott Scott is perhaps best-known for his work on Liverpool Cathedral. When the competition for a ‘Design for a twentieth century cathedral’ was announced in 1902, he began work on...

13 July 2009

1903 – Design for Liverpool Cathedral, Lancashire

1903 – Design for Liverpool Cathedral, Lancashire

Architect: Austin & Paley

13 July 2009

1900 – Parrs Bank, Castle Street, Liverpool, Lancashire

1900 – Parrs Bank, Castle Street, Liverpool, Lancashire

Architect: Richard Norman Shaw Still in use as a bank, now a branch of NatWest. The upper floors remain largely as designed by Shaw, the ground floor fenestration and detailing has been simplified.

13 July 2009

1896 – Royal Insurance Building, Liverpool, Lancashire

1896 – Royal Insurance Building, Liverpool, Lancashire

13 July 2009

1885 – Corn Exchange & Chambers, Corn Market, Liverpool, Lancashire

1885 – Corn Exchange & Chambers, Corn Market, Liverpool, Lancashire

Architect: Lewis Hornblower

13 July 2009

1883 – The Heyworth Arms, Everton, Liverpool, Lancashire

1883 – The Heyworth Arms, Everton, Liverpool, Lancashire

Architect: James Doyley Illustration published in The Building News, March 14th 1884.

13 July 2009

1882 – Savings Bank, Scotland Road, Liverpool, Lancashire

1882 – Savings Bank, Scotland Road, Liverpool, Lancashire

Architect: G.E. Grayson

13 July 2009

1880 – Commercial Premises, St. Vincent St & Lord Nelson St, Liverpool, Lancashire

1880 – Commercial Premises, St. Vincent St & Lord Nelson St, Liverpool, Lancashire

Architect: John Douglas

13 July 2009

1879 – South Branch, Liverpool Savings Bank, Lancashire

1879 – South Branch, Liverpool Savings Bank, Lancashire

Architect: G.E. Grayson Sadly no longer in use as a bank branch, semi-derelict.

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