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- The Parkinson Building is a grade II listed building in Greek Revival style by Thomas Lodge located at the University of Leeds in West Yorkshire, England.
- The Parkinson Building also serves as the entrance to the University of Leeds Art Collection and Gallery, a free museum displaying a wide range of...
- Parkinson Building at the main entrance to the University of Leeds campus, Leeds, West Yorkshire, UK Stock Photo - Alamy Parkinson building leeds By Alamy.
- building at Leeds University, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, UK.
- It is grade II listed and was named after Frank Parkinson, a major benefactor to the university who oversaw many new building projects from 1936 onwards.
- The parkinson Building was opened in 1951 after the long construction work started from 1938. The parkinson Building is the grade II listed and is 187 feet tall.
- If it wasn't for the sheer dominance of the Parkinson building at Leeds University, the bottom part of this photo reminds me of the aerial photos of the damage to...
- This Grade II Listed building, on the University of Leeds campus, is home to the Chemistry and Engineering departments.
- A visitors' car park, near the Parkinson Building (via Main Entrance, Cavendish Road Barrier on Woodhouse Lane) is available after 10am.