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017170:Cathedral Buildings Dean Street Newcastle upon Tyne Unknown 1967
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049708:Cathedral Buildings Dean Street Newcastle upon Tyne Manders Frank 1987
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053716:Cathedral Buildings Dean Street Newcastle upon Tyne City Engineers 1988
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Cathedral Buildings
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Cathedral Buildings, Dean Street
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The rear entrance to Cathedral Buildings, Dean Street, NE1
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'Vampire Rabbit', St Nicholas Church Yard
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The Vampire Rabbit
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Detail of Cathedral Buildings, Dean Street, Newcastle (1)
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Detail of Cathedral Buildings, Dean Street, Newcastle (2)
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Cathedral Buildings, Dean Street
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The rear of Cathedral Buildings, Dean Street, NE1
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Buildings around St. Nicholas's churchyard
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CATHEDRAL BUILDINGS - Newcastle - List Entry
- "Shops and offices, now including restaurant. Dated cartouche 1901, by Oliver, Leeson and Wood. Cast iron ground floor columns; 3 floors of brick with ashlar ornament; rendered attic storey and …
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List number: 1024886
List grade: 2
Borough: Newcastle
Grid ref: NZ2504764044

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