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An item on the WWW describes this as: "Quite a grand stone-faced palazzo by John Elliott Reeve, 1876, built as offices and stores for brewer Peter Walker". In the keystone above the central door are initials 'PW', the date 1876, and a carved stone image of a sheep. Now in use as a nightclub. Unlisted. | An item on the WWW describes this as: "Quite a grand stone-faced palazzo by John Elliott Reeve, 1876, built as offices and stores for brewer Peter Walker". In the keystone above the central door are initials 'PW', the date 1876, and a carved stone image of a sheep. Now in use as a nightclub. Unlisted. | ||
See: [[Walker Cain Ltd]]. | |||
Latest revision as of 14:26, 19 March 2019
Former Peter Walker Offices, 62-64 Duke Street, Liverpool, Merseyside
An item on the WWW describes this as: "Quite a grand stone-faced palazzo by John Elliott Reeve, 1876, built as offices and stores for brewer Peter Walker". In the keystone above the central door are initials 'PW', the date 1876, and a carved stone image of a sheep. Now in use as a nightclub. Unlisted.
See: Walker Cain Ltd.
Photo from Bank House Kennels, 2008:
