DescriptionWatson Fothergill's Offices, George Street, window and frieze detail - geograph.org.uk - 1747434.jpg
English: Watson Fothergill's Offices, George Street: window and frieze detail The frieze is one of four terra-cotta panels showing the building of classical, medieval and Elizabethan buildings. In this one, labourers or quarrymen are at work on a gothic cathedral whose towers appear in the background on the extreme left. Ornate leaded windows are typical of Fothergill's remarkable and eclectic style. For a view of the whole building, see 1443245.
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