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Evolution of British Cities:
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Liverpool's Albert Dock, now filled with offices, shops, restaurants, museums and residences. |
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| Litchfield Cathedral, founded by St. Chad, with its three spires has stood for almost 1,000 years. |
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| Liverpool's Anglican Cathedral, begun in 1906, is still under construction and is one of the largest in Europe. Its organ has nearly 1,100 pipes. |
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| Liverpool's Mathew Street, home of the old Cavern Club and the heart of the central city's Cavern Quarter was the birthplace of the Beatles. |
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| Street scene in Chester, showing adaptation of narrow, Medieval streets to modern uses. |
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| Adaptive re-use in downtown Liverpool is high fashion, revitalizing the central city with housing units selling out before projects are completed. |
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| The River Avon in the City of Bath at sunset. The Avon flows to Bristol, the River Severn and then out to sea. |
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| Abercrombie Square at the center of the University of Liverpool campus. |
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| The World War One memorial in Port Sunlight, erected by the Unilever Corporation. |
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Additional information? William Grimes, AICP |
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