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Acrylic-bob

27-11-2004 13:08

Puzzle 5

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Another easy one... the careful puzzler will be able to tell me exactly where this is and win themselves ...

1000 MONEY!

The supersleuth will be able to tell us the name of the Architect and win another...

1000 MONEY!

steveo

27-11-2004 14:44

Re: Puzzle 5

is it one of the windows in the town hall??????

Acrylic-bob

27-11-2004 19:33

Re: Puzzle 5

I'm afraid not.

Doug	27-11-2004 19:43

Re: Puzzle 5

It's the Library.......Right at the top?

Acrylic-bob

27-11-2004 19:51

Re: Puzzle 5

Oh no it isn't.

jelly baby

28-11-2004 09:47

Re: Puzzle 5

I think it's the police station/courthouse building

Acrylic-bob

28-11-2004 10:22

Re: Puzzle 5

Errmm, No. The reason being that although the same, or similar, material is used ie:Sandstone, the Style is much earlier than that used on the Manchester Road building, which can be loosley defined as Art Deco as opposed to Neo Classical or Neo Baroque.

Have another go.:D

WillowTheWhisp

28-11-2004 16:16

Re: Puzzle 5

Old bank up Ossy.

Acrylic-bob

28-11-2004 19:39

Re: Puzzle 5

We've been here before... No it isn't.

WillowTheWhisp

28-11-2004 21:40

Re: Puzzle 5

lol. I know that now because Busman and I have been around several places where it isn't and that was one of them.

steveo

02-12-2004 21:03

Re: Puzzle 5

is it the market hall

Acrylic-bob

02-12-2004 22:15

Re: Puzzle 5

Not the market hall, sorry.

Bazf	02-12-2004 22:19

Re: Puzzle 5

Could it be the Library?

Acrylic-bob

02-12-2004 22:23

Re: Puzzle 5

Vaguely similar dates, different styles; so it isn't the library.

Darby

03-12-2004 06:04

Re: Puzzle 5

Mechanics Institute on Willow Street (no pun intended Willow), or next door, what use to be the childrens library?

Acrylic-bob

03-12-2004 07:24

Re: Puzzle 5

Sadly it isn't either of those.

Acrylic-bob

08-12-2004 09:41

Re: Puzzle 5

Ok to give you all a little bit of an added incentive to get out and about sleuthing I'm increasing the prizes on this as follows...

For the correct and precise location...

5000 Ackers!

For the name of the Architect.....

10,000 Ackers!

WillowTheWhisp

09-12-2004 13:00

Re: Puzzle 5

The exact and precise location is in St James' Street, above the door which is the entrance to St. James' Chambers, located above the Yorkshire Bank.

Bagpuss

09-12-2004 20:06

Re: Puzzle 5

Edmund Riley maybe could be the Architect ???

WillowTheWhisp

09-12-2004 21:34

Re: Puzzle 5

Where's A-b gone?

Bagpuss

09-12-2004 21:59

Re: Puzzle 5

Quote:

Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp

Where's A-b gone?

Must be having a night off or keeping us in suspense?

Bagpuss

14-12-2004 21:17

Re: Puzzle 5

Come on AB are we any nearer to the answers on this one?

WillowTheWhisp

14-12-2004 22:02

Re: Puzzle 5

Even "No" would put us out of our misery.

Acrylic-bob

17-12-2004 15:07

Re: Puzzle 5

Edmund Riley is, sadly, not the Architect of this confection in stone.

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