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fresh produce hall, and received natural light via pavement lights in the floor of the arcade above. The locations of those lights can still be seen, marked by the 1985-vintage terracotta tile strips which replaced them, interspersed between the York stone paving slabs. The paved areas were replaced in 2014 with identical York stone.
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Greenwich and this dome (via the Old Bailey?) is noted. The Ionic columniation is no more inspiring or truthful than the interiors. The only positive interest lies in the plan of the
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family. The dial is 9 feet (2.7 m) in diameter and sits 150 feet (46 m) above ground level. There is only one dial on the west front of the building. The clock mechanism contains a pendulum 13 feet (4.0 m) long with a period of 4 seconds, and the movement is controlled by a double
896:, 'Meet you by the lions' (often the left lion), became part of the local dialect from the beginning of their existence, and is in fact, frequently demonstrated by the sight of people meeting and greeting nearby on a regular basis.
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Kingdom, weighing over 10 tonnes (10 t) – whose strike can be heard for a distance of seven miles.
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Aldermen. Another plaque commemorates the opening of the building in 1929, including the golden key used by the Prince of Wales to open the doors. In a nod to modernity, a final plaque displays the building's
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building. Its centre is a shopping arcade of great height with a glass roof, and shops run all along the ground floor on the N and S sides".
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