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Free Public Library and Museum, Liverpool, the gift of W. Brown, Esq. to his fellow-townsmen, 1860. Creator: Unknown
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Free Public Library and Museum, Liverpool, the gift of W. Brown, Esq. to his fellow-townsmen, 1860. Creator: Unknown
Free Public Library and Museum, Liverpool, the gift of W. Brown, Esq. to his fellow-townsmen, 1860. The new library and museum is situated on the northerly side of Shaw's-brow, and presents a centre, flanks and wings. The centre is a deeply-recessed hexastyle Corinthian portico, after the Temple of Juno Stator in Rome, having an inner row of four columns...the floor of the portico being attained by steps...The remainder of the front is inclosed from the street by a stone balustrade and iron gates. The two wings have each four Corinthian pilasters...the external walls being finished in Staffordshire bricks'. From "Illustrated London News", 1860
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This photograph print, hailing from the 19th century, showcases the Free Public Library and Museum in Liverpool, a magnificent gift to the townspeople by Sir William Brown, Esq., in the year 1860. The architectural masterpiece, designed by Thomas Allom, is situated on Shaw's-brow and boasts a grand, hexastyle Corinthian portico, reminiscent of the Temple of Juno Stator in Rome. The portico's center is recessed and accessed by steps, while the flanks and wings are enclosed by a stone balustrade and iron gates. The external walls are finished in Staffordshire bricks. The two wings each feature four Corinthian pilasters, adding to the neoclassical grandeur of the building. This architectural marvel, as described in the Illustrated London News in 1860, has stood the test of time and remains a significant tourist attraction in Liverpool, Merseyside, England. The image, with its intricate details, offers a glimpse into the Victorian era and the artistic movement that shaped the city's cultural landscape.
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