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    Arrow Bavaria Place,Bradford Police Sation, aug 08

    This is an ornate gothic structure built in 1877 to the design of renowned Bradford architects Milnes and France.


    English Heritage Listing
    BAVARIA PLACE Manningham BD8
    Grid ref: No 34 SE 1434 SE 30/1173 8.1.82
    Grade II Former Police station. 1877 Milnes and France architects. An ornate gothic inspired design despite being a small building. Corner site. Two-storeys and attic ashlar sandstone, mullioned windows. Principal feature is the rounded corner tower with steep corniced French roof of fine green slate.


    The Architects
    Eli Milnes (1830-1899) was the son of Henry Milnes of Toller Hall, Bradford. He was articled to William Rawstorne and then became a partner of Jonathon Dixon. In 1853 their office was in Swaine Street. In 1863 Charles France and Milnes went into partnership, and the firm, Milnes & France became one of the largest in the town. Arthur Alderson France and Charles E Milnes were taken into partnership in 1888
    Charles France (1833-1902) was in partnership with Eli Milnes in Bradford from 1863 - earlier buildings are normally attributed to Eli Milnes

    The pair were responsible for some of the finest architecture of their era:-

    1859 53/55 Leeds Road, Little Germany
    1860 72 Vicar Lane, Little Germany
    1861 8 Currer Street, Little Germany
    1861 Oakroyd Dyeworks, City Road
    1862 Victor House, 10 Currer Street, Little Germany
    1863 30 Well Street, Little Germany {demolished}
    1863 Albert Memorial Fountain, Queensbury
    1864 Thornfield, Manningham - house for J R Armitage
    1864 Royal Infirmary - extensions
    1864 43/45 Well Street, Little Germany
    1865 Ladye Royde Hall, Manningham - house for Henry Illingworth
    1865 Whetley Mills, Thornton Road - Jeremiah Illingworth
    1865 Thornton Baths and wash houses
    1866 Alston Works, Thornton Road - Isaac Holden
    1866 Bank Top Mills, Beacon Road
    1866 Woodlands, Toller Lane - house for Isaac Holden
    1867 Albion House, 64 Vicar Lane, Little Germany
    1867 BDA/Pennine House, 39 Well Street, Little Germany
    1867 Priestley's Warehouse, 66 Vicar Lane, Little Germany
    1867 Components House, 1 Burnett Street, Little Germany
    1869 62 Leeds Road, Little Germany
    1870 Restaurant - Market Street/Lower Cheapside
    1873 62 Leeds Road, Little Germany - George Street extension
    1873 S.L.Behrens Warehouse, 26 East Parade, Little Germany
    1873 Caspian House, 61 East Parade, Little Germany
    1873 Bradford District Bank (National Westminster), Market Street
    1873 Dudley Hill Board School
    1873 Barkerend Board School
    1873 Royal Infirmary - extensions
    1874 St Phillip's School, Girlington
    1874 Independent College, Emm Lane
    1877 Semons Warehouse (Abbey National), 25 Bolton Road
    1877 34 Bavaria Place, Manningham, The Police Station
    1878 Swan Arcade, Market Street {demolished}
    1880 Oak Mills, Clayton
    1885 Bradford Old (Becketts) Bank, Cheapside
    1886 Princeville Combing Works
    1898 Royal Victoria Nurses' Home
    1902 Sir Joseph Behrens Warehouse/Merchants House, 37 Chapel Street, Little Germany



























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