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Re: Old Town Hall
[Re: pablo42]
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10th Jul 2012 10:21am
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Pinzgauer
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I presume the Town Hall was fairly new then? The stonework looks quite clean compared to the standard gunge/grey/black of every other building.
Last edited by Pinzgauer; 10th Jul 2012 10:21am.
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Re: Old Town Hall
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Wallasey Town Hall opened 1916. (Wikipedia).
Carpe diem.
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Re: Old Town Hall
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Wallasey Town Hall opened 1916. (Wikipedia). Might have opened but not as a town hall. It was a military hospital in the first war. There are actually two town halls in that photo. The first one being in Church street.
Last edited by Helles; 11th Jul 2012 10:38am.
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