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Victorian Craftsmanship of Quebec House Leeds
9 Photographs
Photography by Rob Polli
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Quebec House in Leeds was originally built as the Leeds and County Liberal Club in 1891 under architects Chorley & Connon. These images document the intricate Victorian craftsmanship within the building, including woodwork by Appleyard of Leeds and red terracotta by J.C. Edwards of Ruabon. Architectural details shown include a grand staircase, stained glass windows, and exterior friezes depicting lion motifs and grotesque faces.
Grand Fireplace and Masterful Woodwork
The grand oak-paneled interiors of Quebec House, featuring masterful carving by Appleyard of Leeds, originally built as the Leeds and County Liberal Club in the 1890s.
Ornate Frieze with Grotesque Faces
Late Victorian terracotta artistry: The ornate frieze of Quebec House, featuring intricate carvings by Appleyard of Leeds on Ruabon terracotta.
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