Liverpool Clocks

I take pictures for lunch.(If no get joke look at the time of the clock.:PDT10 ):PDT10

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Interesting clock outside a funeral director's premises in the Dingle

The North facing Liver Bldg clock

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In the 1980s, Architects went through a phase of adding clocks to their buildings to enhance their new domestic style of architecture. This one is on a pub at Otterspool

Lodge Lane Library

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^^Mossley Hill Church^^

Another one, I have walked past this many times but only just noticed it
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the rest of the building
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Interesting design. Might even have an old worn out Liverbird on the stonework above the clock. Hard to tell.

Junction of Lower Breck rd.
A bit dark this photo - but you can make out LFC Supporters Club (former Cabbage Hall cinema) in the background - red car in front.

Spotted this one in my archives. No hands left but still a clock I suppose. This building was once a Lloyd's Bank. Adolf Hilter's relatives once lived nearby on Upper Stanhope St.

Fine piccie taff.

Ship's clock with a difference. Spotted at Canning Dock, Liverpool

As part of my Bells Symphony Post - here are some seperate one's:

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Liver Buildings

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St Luke's Bold Place

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St Nicholas Pier Head one side

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St Nicholas Pier Head other side.

great photos Jona :handclap:

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Originally Posted by taffy

In the 1980s, Architects went through a phase of adding clocks to their buildings to enhance their new domestic style of architecture. This one is on a pub at Otterspool

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There is a similair one on the top of the Stag and Rainbow restaurant on queens drive, at the junction with west derby road. Anyone got a pick?