Bank of England, Liverpool
- Bank of England, Liverpool
Infobox Historic building
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name=Bank of England, Liverpool
location_town=Liverpool
location_country=ENG
architect=Charles Robert Cockerell
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engineer=
construction_start_date=1845
completion_date=1848
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style=Neoclassical
Bank of England, Castle Street, Liverpool, ENG was built in a Classical style by Charles Robert Cockerell in 1845-1848. It is a grade 1 Listed building.
External links
* [http://viewfinder.english-heritage.org.uk/search/detail.asp?calledFrom=oai&imageUID=59781 Bank of England on Viewfinder]
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