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Lichfield Cathedral

A5148 at Lichfield exit slip (C) Colin Pyle

Lichfield - railway bridges, Upper St John's Street

Philips SGS203s, Lichfield Bus Station.

Philips SGS203 lantern at Lichfield bus station.

Black columns with white Urbis Saturn lanterns in Lichfield, Staffordshire.

Outside Lichfield Cathedral. Urbis Evolo (smaller version). Most of these lanterns in Staffordshire when used for side streets tend to be cosmo, so no doubt this one is too.

0ld Stewart & Lloyd columns with more modern sodium lanterns, WRTL 2600s. These columns are probably the 1950s versions too.

Just off Church Street, A5127, Lichfield. Not the nicest of days at the time, but still good view of the road junction and the cathedral in the distance.

Classic old fashioned style street light. This is just outside Lichfield Cathedral. The lantern is just so big and in your face. Ive heard that it is a Phosco P109 apparently.

Lombard Street in Lichfield. Just heading out of the town centre.

Think these lanterns are Urbis Saturns. You can just about see the corn LED lamps inside the bowls of the lanterns.

Tamworth Street in Lichfield, coming off Bore Street.

Wade Street in Lichfield, just outside the Garrick Theatre.

Tamworth Street, where it meets with Lombard Street.

Tamworth St, Lichfield. Just off Lombard St, heading into the town centre.

From August 2018. Along side Backcester Lane. Thorn Alpha 8 lanterns in Lichfield. Not many of these found in Staffordshire.

From August 2018. Backcester Lane. Thorn Alpha 8s and Philips Traffic-vision lanterns in Lichfield.

Old 1950s Stewart & Lloyd column in Lichfield. The lantern is believed to be an Eleco HW745.

1960s column with a Philips MA50 lantern in Lichfield. It appears to be like an S&L column as well. This is along The Friary, just as you come off the roundabout with the A51, heading into the city centre.

1960s column with a Philips MA50 lantern in Lichfield. It appears to be like an S&L column as well. This is at The Friary roundabout, just coming off the A51 and heading into the city centre.

Old 1960s Stewart & Lloyd style columns along Walsall Rd in Lichfield. The lanterns are Urbis ZX2s, which wouldn't have been the originals.

Old 1960s Stewart & Lloyd style column, 8 metres tall, along Walsall Rd in Lichfield. The lantern is a dark coloured Urbis ZX2 with a deep bowl, which wouldn't have been the original.

Old 1960s Stewart & Lloyd style columns along Walsall Rd in Lichfield. The lanterns are Urbis ZX2s, which wouldn't have been the originals. The other more modern columns visible in the background are casual replacements, from around the 1980s and 2000s.

Going up-hill along Beacon Street in Lichfield.

Going up-hill along Beacon Street/Bird Street in Lichfield. The street lights you can see here have Advanced Clara lanterns.

Street light with an unusual bracket and a Siemens/Siteco SR200, but the lantern probably wouldn't of been the original. This is at the main A38 roundabout junction outside Lichfield.

8m green coloured columns with WRTL MRL6 lanterns in Lichfield. Not very often you see MRL6s around Staffordshire.

Along Birmingham Rd (A51) in Lichfield. The street lights seen here are all steel columns; 10m ones with Philips Iridiums in the foreground, and 12m posts with Philips SGS305s in the background.

Along St John Street in Lichfield. The street lighting seen here are modern steel columns with Holophane V-Max (LED) in the foreground and Philips Iridiums (SON/HPS) in the background.

Old 8m Stewart & Lloyd street lights with Philips MA90s at night. These lanterns still wouldn't have been the originals. This is on Sandford Street in Lichfield.

Along Bird Street in Lichfield at night, with the Thai restaurant all lit up.

Conduit St and Dam St in Lichfield, with the main spire of the cathedral straight ahead in the background.

A5192 Cappers Lane Lichfield

Eastern Avenue A northern bypass of Lichfield.

 

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