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Brutalist Architecture

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By Maggie/915
February 19, 2015 in History Hollow

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Posted February 19, 2015

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Posted February 19, 2015

Don't laugh but if 'Brutalist' architecture is basically concrete.

My guess is our old top club would qualify.

I have not got any pictures of the old club .

Maybe of interest to the odd person.

Another history item for Bedlington.

Also takes the mind away from politics!

Roll on June 2015.

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