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I've taken the top off to avoid the obvious. I had to look a couple of times at this which has now been gentrified and touristed.If you know it be cryptic, give the 'lil uns a go Coincidentally Leo did a W&W on very similar modern location.

Could it be behind a place that had to do with farmers?

Jogon wrote: I've taken the top off to avoid the obvious. I had to look a couple of times at this which has now been gentrified and touristed.If you know it be cryptic, give the 'lil uns a go Coincidentally Leo did a W&W on very similar modern location. I don't know how to be cryptic but you have to earn your ......

excellent crypticity and well spotted

The plumbers merchant - where you went for a pizza pipe.

The old Cloth Hall on /end of Cloth Hall Street. Was it the second one or third?It is the cloth hall that half of was demolished to make way for the railway viaduct that cuts across where the rest would have once stood.

It's surprising that a venerable building didn't have a preservation order that would have prevented part of it from becoming a plumber's merchant's warehouse.

Jogon wrote: I've taken the top off to avoid the obvious. I had to look a couple of times at this which has now been gentrified and touristed.If you know it be cryptic, give the 'lil uns a go Coincidentally Leo did a W&W on very similar modern location. Wow, it's one of the few W&W that I know where it is as I'm usually rubbish at these!

LS1 wrote: The old Cloth Hall on /end of Cloth Hall Street. Was it the second one or third?It is the cloth hall that half of was demolished to make way for the railway viaduct that cuts across where the rest would have once stood. Third, I think Lee.

That's right Si, the Third Cloth Hall. The cupola is from the Second Cloth Hall.