Staircase and entrance hall of Leeds Central Library, West Yorkshire, UK 360 Panorama

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Staircase and entrance hall of Leeds Central Library, West Yorkshire, UK

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Brian Salter

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The Central Library is a Grade II listed building and was constructed between 1878 and 1884. Situated on Calverley Street, it also hosts the Leeds Art Gallery. The stone staircases have a polished and moulded wide hand rail of marble with stone dogs carved on them at the top and bottom of flights. The steps have iron edges and the floor is mosaic.