Quiz Time (General Knowledge & Out of Area)

[brumbob]

England is no longer England
Idyllic visions of it being like 'Heartbeat' unfortunately went years ago 

[Yorkie]

Not in the Three Towns.  Where and what is this and why is it famous?

[Nemesis]

It's the Bloody Tower--Tower of London where in 1483 the Duke of Gloucester imprisioned his two nephews

[Yorkie]

This is better than any Geography or History lesson!   Quite right...

[Fester]

It's the Bloody Tower--Tower of London where in 1483 the Duke of Gloucester imprisioned his two nephews

....and (allegedy) had them murdered!

[Yorkie]

This building has two addresses can you name them?

[Fester]

Eh???   Yorkie... where did the paddle boat question disappear to?   You been tinkering?

[Yorkie]

It had the name of the boat and Town on the stern!   Would have been a bit too easy!   

[Fester]

You tease....   Well I didn't see it.

[JasonW]

I think we need a clue Yorkie. It looks familar but can't place it

[Yorkie]

Difficult to give a clue as any clue would probably lead directly to the answer.  Let me just say that it's dahn shaf!  That is sahf of Brummigem at least.

[JasonW]

It looks like a Town Hall or Government Building of some kind. As there is only one flag flying it would suggest it is England rather than Wales. The dual address is intriguing though.

[Yorkie]

I suddenly feel less interested in posting so I will let you out of your misery.

The Building is Apsley House, home of the first Duke of Wellington and his descendants, stands right in the heart of London at Hyde Park Corner.

It is (was) also known as Number 1, London.  So there you have it.

[Trojan]

This building lies nowf (north) of Brummigem and has two addresses.

What's the name of the building and what are the addresses?

[Yorkie]

Beetham Tower, Manchester despite the photo being labelled Glasgow.