Bank of England Building, Liverpool

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Bank of England Building, Liverpool, Grade I listed building in Castle Street, Liverpool, England

The Bank of England Building is a Neoclassical structure on Castle Street with a facade three bays wide and seven bays deep. Four Doric columns rise through the ground and first floors, creating the building's defining architectural feature.

Designed by Charles Robert Cockerell, the structure was completed in 1848 and operated as a Bank of England branch until 1987. This span marked the building's role through Liverpool's major economic transformation.

The building represents Liverpool's financial growth during the Victorian era, when the city established itself as a major commercial center.

The building sits on Castle Street and holds Grade I listed status, reflecting its historical importance. Access may vary depending on its current use, so it is worth checking conditions before visiting.

The building rests on a rough granite plinth that contrasts sharply with its refined exterior. Inside, the interior decoration remains deliberately austere, differing notably from the ornate finishes found in other local banking halls.

Location: Liverpool

Inception: 1848

Architects: Charles Robert Cockerell

Architectural style: Neoclassical architecture

GPS coordinates: 53.40620,-2.99050

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:11

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