A Walk Around Lancaster: Part 2 of 2

Rear of the Queen Victoria statue in Dalton Square and Lancaster Town Hall.

Queen Victoria statue from the Town Hall side. 

Close up of the intricate carved figures on the base of the statue. They appear on all four sides and depict eminent Victorians..

Lord Ashton generously paid for the statue in 1906. 

Another view of the impressive Town Hall building. It was officially opened in December 1909 by Lord Ashton.

The building replaced the existing Town Hall, which is now the City Museum in Market Street.

As can be seen the Town Hall is quite a substantial building and was partly financed by Lord Ashton.

The rear of the building and entrance to Ashton Hall.

This building was formerly the Lancaster fire station. 

Lancaster War Memorial. 

Sun Street.

Formerly the Cooperative building on the corner of Church Street.

A clsoer look at the top of the building.  

The Nat West Bank building in Church Street.  

The Sun Hotel and Pub. 

The Judges Lodgings building, now opened to the public.