Nottinghamshire. Newark on Trent
Folder: Nottinghamshire
Castle Gate, Newark, Nottinghamshire
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Ossington Coffee House Newark on Trent, by Sir Ern…
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Built at the expense of Viscountess Ossington to uphold the values of temperance in the heart of this brewery town, 1882. It was not a success..............
Ossington Coffee House Newark on Trent, by Sir Ern…
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Built at the expense of Viscountess Ossington to uphold the values of temperance in the heart of this brewery town, 1882. It was not a success..............
Ossington Coffee House Newark on Trent, by Sir Ern…
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Built at the expense of Viscountess Ossington to uphold the values of temperance in the heart of this brewery town, 1882. It was not a success..............
Ossington Coffee House Newark on Trent, by Sir Ern…
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Built at the expense of Viscountess Ossington to uphold the values of temperance in the heart of this brewery town, 1882. It was not a success..............
Ossington Coffee House Newark on Trent, by Sir Ern…
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Built at the expense of Viscountess Ossington to uphold the values of temperance in the heart of this brewery town, 1882. It was not a success..............
Ossington Coffee House Newark on Trent, by Sir Ern…
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Built at the expense of Viscountess Ossington to uphold the values of temperance in the heart of this brewery town, 1882. It was not a sucess..............
Ossington Coffee House Newark on Trent, by Sir Ern…
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Built at the expense of Viscountess Ossington to uphold the values of temperance in the heart of this brewery town, 1882. It was not a sucess..............
Bank by Watson Fothergill, Kirkgate, Newark, Notti…
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No.43 Kirgate Newark now the School of Violin Making, a GII listed building built as the Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Bank, and manager's house in 1887 to the designs of Watson Fothergill. Tower reduced in height, 1957. Converted c1975.
Bank by Watson Fothergill, Kirkgate, Newark, Notti…
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No.43 Kirgate Newark now the School of Violin Making, a GII listed building built as the Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Bank, and manager's house in 1887 to the designs of Watson Fothergill. Tower reduced in height, 1957. Converted c1975.
House of c1730 on the corner of Bridge Street and…
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A large house of c1730 which is now in multiple occupation as 27-29 Market Place and 1-5 Bridge Street Newark This building housed the printing press where Byron's first work (Hours of Idleness, 1806) was produced.
Town Hall, Market Place, Newark, Nottinghamshire
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Former Medieval Inn, Stodman Street, Newark on Tre…
Bank by Watson Fothergill, Kirkgate, Newark, Notti…
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No.43 Kirgate Newark now the School of Violin Making, a GII listed building built as the Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Bank, and manager's house in 1887 to the designs of Watson Fothergill. Tower reduced in height, 1957. Converted c1975.
Town Hall, Market Place, Newark, Nottinghamshire
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Former Robin Hood Hotel, Lombard Street, Newark on…
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Former Robin Hood Hotel, Lombard Street, Newark on…
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Former Robin Hood Hotel, Lombard Street, Newark on…
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