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![]() A wonderful photograph of Stourbridge Town Clock that stands in
the centre of the road junction of High Street, Coventry Street and Market
Street. This decorative timepiece was made of cast iron in 1857 at John
Bradley's Ironworks. Up until 1972 the clock had to be wound manually twice a
week from a loft in Stourbridge Market Hall but nowadays it has an electric
mechanism. The adjacent Market Hall has since gone but No's 4-6 Market Street
formed part of the building which was erected in 1827. It is typical of the
period when Greek and Roman architectural styles were prevalent in British town
planning. This building includes Doric-type columns and stucco has been used to
replicate Mediterranean stone and marble. The shop on the corner was occupied by
F. Alcock who sold gramophone records. The Regent Cycle Shop can be seen next to
Hilton's. Other Images that may be of interest.... |
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