"The John Summer Clock Tower building opened in 1907 and was the headquarters of Shotton Steelworks, before closing in 2009 and falling into serious disrepair after being sold by the company. Wilsons Auctions have now taken on the restoration project, with a view to securing the future of the historic and Grade II listed site."

You can read more about the history of the building, Shotton Point and surrounding areas here;

wilsonsauctions.com/news/history-of-shotton-point

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