Last Sunday I posted the above face which is on the exterior of a building - not to be confused with the face in Question # 113 about the corner of High St and Wellington Rd.
The question: Where in Rhyl would you find three identical faces like this?
The answer: Bodfor Street.
They are above windows on The Co-operative Bank.
Click on this picture to see a bigger version:
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Also I posted the following image of the prom to the west of Rhyl Pavilion. The white building just left of centre is Coliseum Theatre; the picture was taken before it was roofed in 1960.
The question: What is the name of the street at bottom right of the pic?
The answer: John Street.
Coliseum was opposite Abbey Street.
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Scoring one win for the faces answer and/or one win for the street name: Jane Shuttle 2, The Great Gareth 2, Sue Handley 1.
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Do you like my new mousemat?
Eat your heart out, Bill Ellis!
Well, not really. Much as he would appreciate the pin-up, Bill finds the world of computers quite resistible. He is a pen and paper and steam typewriter man.
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MON 5th MAR 2018 UPDATE: The Co-op Bank pictured above closed in Spring 2016. The building has been derelict since then. Here is an image from an old postcard (undated) showing its original use as Albion Hotel:
This pic reveals that the building was not originally white. Alfred Hawkes is named as proprietor; at other times it was D. Lloyd, also an unfortunate Henry Radcliffe who was declared bankrupt in July 1870.
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