Queen's Building, Wolverhampton

The Queen's Building, a grade II listed structure in Wolverhampton, England, was constructed in 1849 as the carriage entrance to the original Wolverhampton railway station. Designed by Edward Banks, it features a striking facade of grey brick with elegant arches and columns, complemented by two low turrets, one housing a clock. Although it has not served as a carriage entrance for many years, it now functions as part of the city's bus station, housing amenities like a cafe. The building is a significant historical landmark, reflecting Wolverhampton's rich railway heritage and architectural style, making it an interesting stop for tourists and researchers alike.