- The Prudential Assurance Building is a Grade II listed, Victorian Gothic revival style office building located on Dale Street in the centre of Liverpool, England.
- The Prudential Assurance building is one of the finest examples of Art Deco in Wellington.
- In modern times, Prudential Assurance vacated the building, its ground floor converted into a shop for Laura Ashley, and latterly turned into Costa Coffee.
- Second bay has granite facing and canopied niche for figure Frieze above with inscription "PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE BUILDINGS".
- My twin brother Stephen and I were pub hopping down Dale Street and passed the Prudential Assurance Building,in my opinion one of the most beautiful...
- It’s the Prudential Assurance Building – more commonly referred to as the bar that is now running from within it..
- Although still owned by Prudential, the building is no longer their headquarters and is now known as Holborn Bars.
- A designated site of English heritage, the Prudential Assurance Building is one of the leading structures of Liverpool.
- Built in red terracotta, the Prudential Assurance Building was built from 1885-1901.
- Abandoned Prudential Assurance Building Oldham Abandon Places.
