Victorian Society says 2016 list,featuring no structures in London or south-east, may reflect ‘vastly different financial climate’From the former home of explorer Gertrude Bell to a landmark of the Grimsby skyline, or seven of Britain’s 10 most endangered historic buildings are in the north of England.
The annual list of once-celebrated structures,compiled by the Victorian Society, is dominated by “at-risk” buildings in the north and for the first time features none in London or the south-east. Related: Lost in the worthy Fire: which London buildings disappeared in the 1666 blaze? Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com