File:Smithfield Hotel North Street 01.jpg
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English: Smithfield Hotel (1860 to 1900), later the offices of Smithfield Iron Works of Thomas Green & Son (till 1975), North Street, Leeds. Symmetric 3-storey building of brick and stone detail with two 2-storey wings, and a clock tower bearing the words "T GREEN & SON" in place of numbers. The clock is by Potts of Leeds. Arched windows, central portico. Two arches were entrance gates leading to the rear. Part-faced with brown salt-glazed tiles and decoration. Blue plaque is visible. |
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| current | 16:27, 14 March 2017 | | 3,168 × 1,880 (3.32 MB) | Chemical Engineer | User created page with UploadWizard |
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