Architecture Collection (#100)

The deserted railway station at Lucker, which is being officially closed tomorrow. 1st February 1953

Shoppers seen here at Kingston braving the snow. January 1939

Trafalgar Square, cira 1935

Manchester, Oldham Street and Piccadilly. 1930s

Fitzgeralds, Stockton High Street, which CAMRA thinks is worth listing. 25th April 1994

Coronation Pit in County Durham. 1st February 1939

St Helens Cricket Pavillion. 8th September 1939

Northumberland Road, Newcastle. 5th July 1938

One of Marley Hills queer customs is observed on cavilling day, which was yesterday. Here is a miners wife putting the family cat into the oven (the fire is out of course)

Swan Street. 1st January 1935

The Manchester Assize Courts were law courts on Great Ducie Street in the Strangeways district of Manchester, England. It was 279 ft (85 m)

Barnard Castle, Teesdale, County Durham. 2nd September 1930

From the roof of Durham Cathedral, a view of the city with the majestic castle in the foreground. 2nd June 1937

Victoria Buildings, Manchester. 30th March 1931

New Liverpool. 5th April 1938

The cross roads in Penshurst, Kent. August 1939

Newcastle Skyline circa 1936

The new Post Office building in Bishop Street where the sorting system will be housed. 17th July 1975

Coventrys new head post office cost £2, 600, 000
Coventrys new head post office cost £ 2, 600, 000, has nearly four acres of floor space and will employ 800 people. The building, in Bishop Street

New University Union Building at Manchester University. 23rd October 1957

The Empire in Kingston seen from the roof of Bentalls Depository September 1936

View down Pudding Chare showing the entrance to Wilsons Court (on left of picture). 17th July 1977

A person walking through the streets of Liverpool, carrying a guitar on their back. In the background is Radio City Tower, under construction. Liverpool, Merseyside. Circa 1967

View of view of Bristol from the roof of the E. S. & A. Robinson & Son building
View of view of Bristol from the roof of the E.S. & A. Robinson & Son building. 1st March 1967

The nurses home at Walsgrave Hospital. 19th April 1968

Walsgrave Hospital, Psychiatric unit. 6th November 1979

Snow scenes in Reading, Berkshire, seen from Western Tower. December 1981

Abseiling, Guisborough Viaduct, Tees Valley, North East England, 9th October 1997

Hull City football club. Mr Cliff Britten, the Club Manager, with his Chairman of Directors, Mr Harold Needler, inspecting the foundation work for a new stand. 16th March 1965

A bright new building has hit the Grangetown scene, with light-coloured cladding going up on a major extension at British Steels research laboratories

General view of the ruined medieval fortress of Dunnottar Castle near Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire. Circa 1935

Architecture: Piccadilly to get $7 million space-age look.The building with the space age look, in this picture is no cover drawing for a science fiction magazine

Exterior of Old Trafford football stadium, home to Manchester United Football Club. 10th January 1972

Pictured from the air, the bridge across Albert Road, which forms part of the new A66 Middlesbrough bypass. The railway station is top left with the start of Marton Road on the right. 17th March 1986

The new A66 bypass bridge over Albert Road into the centre of Middlesbrough. 17th March 1986

Dunlop Semtex factory, Brynmawr. 17th May 1967

The Dunlop Semtex factory, Brynmawr. 16th November 1987

Interior of the Dunlop Semtex factory, Brynmawr. 22nd July 1987

Victoria Gardens with Cleveland Centre and Church House. 17th July 1989

Durham Cathedral in Durham City, County Durham. 24th May 1969

Bullring Open Air Market, Shopping Centre and Rotunda, Birmingham, 27th July 1963

Durham Castle, Durham City, County Durham. 24th May 1969

St Albans Roman Catholic Primary School, Redcar, which will be in use for the first time on September 9th. 31st August 1968

General view of Durham City, County Durham, showing the River Wear. 24th May 1969

Durham City, County Durham. Durham Cathedral and the River Wear. 24th May 1969

Coventry Chief Executive Mr Terence Gregory. 26th September 1973

Newcastle Civic Centre. May 1968

The new Newcastle Civic Centre, showing the vast area of glass. 2nd August 1967

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