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William Milner

Photograph at the William Milner bronze plaque

The Milner building stands as a significant landmark on Station Road, situated beside York railway station in England. This five-storey structure, built with distinctive yellow Scarborough brick, was finished in 1878. Its completion followed closely behind the opening of the current railway station just the year before.

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Source: Open Plaques. Geographic data via OpenStreetMap.

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