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Commerce House

Commerce House is located on the corner of Exchange Square and Exchange Place in Middlesbrough. It was built 1901 - 1903, designed in a Baroque style, by H. Barnes and Coates (Hartlepool), and has a distinctive green copper dome. It was originally built for the York City and County Banking Co. Ltd, and following banking amalgamations became the Midland Bank in 1918.[1] After around a century of use by the bank, the building then went on to be occupied by the North East Chamber of Commerce (NECC). It was then sold by the NECC for redevelopment as offices in c.2015.[2] The building is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.

Exchange Square Exchange Place Historic Buildings and Monuments in Middlesbrough 1903

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MIDLAND BANK - Middlesbrough - List Entry
- "Bank, 1901/03 by H. Barnes and Coates (Hartlepool), for York City and County Banking Co. Ltd. Polished Aberdeen granite ground floor; sandstone ashlar upper floors; brick stacks and copper lantern …

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Look inside historic Commerce House in Middlesbrough before it is transformed
- Teesside Gazette 31/12/2015 "hese pictures give a rare glimpse inside one of Middlesbrough’s best examples of industrial architecture - before it’s transformed into a modern office hub. Commerce House in …

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