Post Offices and related buildings in the UK
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With this photo I conclude the Wellington trip! See the inserted details for full info on this vehicle....my favorite! :)))
Offices
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After another rainy (and working) day, here's one that I made earlier.
We have had 66 days locked-down plus 21 each of Phases One and Two, and now 27 of Phase Three: 135.
A side on view; the large building behind the tree were the main offices for Walthamstow garage, now converted into flats. The entrance to the garage was just past this building, in front of the house, where the garage itself once was.
The Sprinkenhof is one of the Hamburg classic spots and shots. The building is very impressive though, see more at: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sprinkenhof
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This is the impressive peak of the main porch to the historic Naval Offices in Brisbane adjacent to the port offices. It shows 1900 but the early buildings on the offices for the Port of Brisbane around this one were built about 1880.
In the early days, the port was in the centre of the city, and has since relocated to the outer edge of the city area on the bay.
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I love the description below from the government heritage site.
The Port Office is a two storey, 1880s building which features restrained Classical detailing combined with decorative cast iron work. The building has a prominent entry porch with an extensive elevation facing Edward Street. It has three gable ended projecting bays connected by verandahs.
The building has austere Classical detailing with Roman arched openings and a string course in the form of a cornice that runs the perimeter of the building above the ground floor windows. The building has circular ventilator openings in each gable end. Above the roof are chimneys of varying heights, and decorative cast iron ridge cresting. The building is now separated from the river by the Heritage Hotel.
In 1988 the property was leased to a private company and the building became part of the Heritage Hotel complex. Extensive renovations were undertaken including the removal of all post 1880 additions, and the addition of the end balconies which were shown on the Colonial Architect's original plans.
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Katharine Street, Croydon. William Newton, constructed 1939-41 and listed Grade II in 1992.
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