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Do you know what lies behind some of Liverpool’s most unusual doors?

Can you name the building these doors belong to?

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Q1. Which unique Liverpool building does this door belong to?

Martins Bank building, Water Street

The Old Bank, James Street

The Co-operative Bank, Parker Street

Q2. Which unique Liverpool building does this door belong to?

Cunard Building

George’s Dock Building

Port of Liverpool Building

Q3. Which unique Liverpool building does this door belong to?

The Albany Building ,Old Hall Street

The Liverpool Cotton Exchange Building, Old Hall Street

No. 1 Old Hall Street

Q4. Which unique Liverpool building does this door belong to?

The Quaker Meeting House, School Lane

Missionaries of Charity convent, 55 Seel Street

St Michael in the City, Upper Pitt Street

Q5. Which unique Liverpool building does this door belong to?

Oriel Chambers, Water Street

Liverpool Town Hall

Number 7 Water Street

Q6. Which unique Liverpool building does this door belong to?

Wellington Rooms

John Foster Building

Victoria Building

Q7. Which unique Liverpool building does this door belong to?

Queens Avenue

Hockenhall alley

Roe Street

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