Loggerhead banking

 
Bridgnorth, in south-east Shropshire, has few loggerheads that we could find, but this one is prominent and central. It’s on the frontage of 21 High Street, the site of the old National Provincial Bank building (1905), which is now owned by Nat West.
Presumably, banks wanted to display loggerheads as a sign of their commitment to the locality.

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