File:University of bristol tower after cleaning arp.jpg

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The Wills Memorial Building, a part of the University of Bristol, at the top of Park Street, Bristol, England. The building was started in 1915, interrupted by World War I, and finished in 1925. Height 215 feet (65 metres). The tower was cleaned in 2006-7.

Photographed by Adrian Pingstone in March 2009 and placed in the public domain.

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