firm Firth Booth and Co., an American citizen who had business in Bradford. The building stands opposite Arndale House, which was built on the site of the Victorian Swan Arcade, the former workplace of J B Priestley which was controversially demolished in 1962. See also Grade I listed buildings in West Yorkshire Listed buildings in Bradford (City Ward) References External links Buildings and structures in Bradford Gothic Revival architecture in West Yorkshire Venetian Gothic architecture in the United Kingdom Grade I listed markets and exchanges Grade I listed buildings in West Yorkshire Commercial buildings completed in 1867 Clock towers in the United Kingdom 1867 establishments in England Wool trade Bradford