The Temple, Liverpool

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The Temple, Liverpool, Grade II listed office building on Dale Street in Liverpool, England

The Temple features a stone exterior with grey granite basement, three storeys, an attic, and distinctive architectural elements including a Tuscan colonnade and Mansard roof.

Built between 1864 and 1865, the structure was designed by architect Sir James Picton for banker Sir William Brown during Liverpool's maritime trade expansion period.

The building's entrance displays a carved symbol of four clasped hands with the inscription 'Harmony Becomes Brothers', representing commercial unity in Victorian Liverpool.

Located at 22A and 24 Dale Street, the structure maintains its original purpose as an office building while preserving its nineteenth-century architectural characteristics.

The Temple incorporates a curved bay corner leading to Princess Street and features a two-stage tower topped with a lead cupola and decorative finials.

Location: Liverpool

GPS coordinates: 53.40770,-2.98900

Latest update: March 3, 2025 06:35

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