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In pictures: Victorian Society’s top 10 at-risk buildings revealed

By 2020-09-30T05:00:00

Marylebone hospital

List ‘both upsetting and enlightening’, says group’s president

The Victorian Society has unveiled its annual list of the top ten most endangered buildings from the Victorian and Edwardian eras across England and Wales.

This year’s at-risk buildings include an office in Oldham designed by Natural History Museum architect Alfred Waterhouse, a hospital in the heart of Marylebone, and a Baroque copper domed church in Wolverhampton.

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