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Nottingham and Notts Bank building, Shepshed
Built as the Nottingham and Notts Bank in 1904, latterly the National Westminster Bank, and currently a large dental practice.
Designed by A E King of Loughborough. A fine example of terracotta work of the period, incorporating a frieze in relief depicting the four seasons, populated by putti. The building is a complete one-off in relation to the rest of the town. Listed Grade II.
Designed by A E King of Loughborough. A fine example of terracotta work of the period, incorporating a frieze in relief depicting the four seasons, populated by putti. The building is a complete one-off in relation to the rest of the town. Listed Grade II.
Created: Thu, 19 May 2016, Updated: Thu, 19 May 2016
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