A Victorian sandstone facade is reflected in the panes of a modern building. They are slightly concave in formation, so that the same part of the older building is reflected, but from a slightly different angle.

Where in northern England is this location? Can you guess? This image first captured in January 1998, so it has taken over 10 years to appear on the site!

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Keywords: modern architecture, architecture, windows, plate glass, modern facade, Victorian buildings, Victorian architecture, northern England