Wills Memorial Building

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The Wills Memorial Building in Bristol, United Kingdom, is an iconic piece of Gothic Revival architecture that forms part of the University of Bristol. Completed in 1925 and named after Henry Overton Wills III, the building was constructed as a memorial to his father, Henry Overton Wills II, the university's first chancellor. It is renowned for its grand tower, which stands at 215 feet and offers panoramic views of the city. The building houses the School of Law and the Department of Earth Sciences and features an ornate Great Hall, which is used for university ceremonies and public events.

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