Image: Queen Street in Wolverhampton (geograph 6469114)

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Description: This is the pedestrianised western end of Queen Street, leading from Market Street to Dudley Street. It is lunchtime on a sunny warm spring weekday. Businesses are closed and the city centre is almost deserted because of lockdown regulations during the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. The red-brick section of Shipleys is the only Flemish Renaissance style building for many miles, built in about 1860. It is a listed building.
Title: Queen Street in Wolverhampton (geograph 6469114)
Credit: From geograph.org.uk
Author: Roger Kidd
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