After considerable investigative research (OK it's written in big letters on the building) I found this to be the parochial offices of Holy Trinity and St Mary's and it was built in 1864. What use it has put to since then I really can't say other than in the '90s it was an art gallery then an office of Yorkshire and Humberside Arts, a quango who doled out grants for arty ventures such as publishing poetry magazines (very nice people). YHA are long gone, along with Humberside and all regionally controlled arts funding. Nowadays this building holds an office for refugees and asylum seekers.
Over at City Daily Photo the theme day features facades.
it's so helpful when they put the name and date right on the building ha! beautiful brick work!
ReplyDeletePretty building with an interesting history
ReplyDeleteLovely building - I'm a bit of a sucker for red brick with beautiful details.
ReplyDeleteA terrific building, and how very obliging for it to provide basic details right there on the front!:)
ReplyDeleteQuite a nice building with much detail. Interesting that is has had many varied uses over the years.
ReplyDeleteWonderful looking building!
ReplyDeleteThat is some beautiful brick. Hard to find over here these days. Nice theme day post.
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