Search Results - Liverpool UniversityBuildings

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A268/17 - Liverpool buildings other than University buildings

“...Exterior and interior of buildings and general views (including Liverpool Town Hall, Philharmonic...”

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D554 - Photographs taken at Leahurst Veterinary Field Station

Subjects: '; “...Liverpool UniversityBuildings...”

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D418 - Photocopies of papers re the Victoria Building's clock

by Picton, James

Subjects: '; “...Liverpool UniversityBuildings...”

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D346 - Papers of the Gerald Beech Partnership

The Gerald Beech Partnership Papers relate to various projects the company was involved with, particularly the erection of Bedford House Staff Club and the Wyncote Development. There are also folders relating to smaller projects at a warehouse in Gloucester Place, Abercromby Square redevelopment/railings, Staff House extension into 5 Abercromby Square, Staff House future developments, Corporation Cottage, University Air Squadron buildings at 24-26 Oxford Street, the University Chaplaincy, Tate Hall, School of Architecture and the University Naval Unit at 18 Oxford Street. These folders consist mainly of correspondence, plans and drawings, tenders, certificates for payment, invoices, reports, minutes and costings.

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A38 - Plans of University Buildings and Departments

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D565 - Photographs of St Stephen's Church, Grove Street

Photographic prints of exterior (11 views) and interior/furnishings (21 views) of St Stephen's Church, Grove St, Liverpool (now in St Luke's parish) taken prior to its demolition in 1992

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D438 - Young, John Alfred, photographs of University of Liverpool students

Subjects: '; “...Liverpool UniversityBuildingsHalls of ResidenceAshton Rathbone Hostel...”

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D871 - Photographs of University Buildings, Particularly Those In Course of Erection.

“... of Liverpool Community College....”

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A242 - Record photographs of University buildings and of buildings in course of erection.

“...Photographs taken by University of Liverpool Central Photographic Service at the request...”