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John Wardle (c1827-1899)
John Wardle (c1827-1899) was an architect in Newcastle, whose work included the design of several buildings on and around Grainger Street, as part of Richard Grainger's redevelopment of the city centre in the mid 19th century. Probably he is best known as architect of the Hancock Museum. He also rebuilt Cordwainers' Hall (part of the south range of Blackfriers) in 1843.
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John Wardle (c.1827–1899), Architect of the Hancock Museum
- Oil painting, portrait, unknown artist, The Natural History Society of Northumbria Great North Museum: Hancock, Image c/o Arts UK. This image can be used for non-commercial research or private study …
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Great North Museum: Hancock
- Overview About the Museum Map Street View The museum was established in 1884 to house the growing collections of the Natural History Society of Northumbria. It was named after John …
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Central Exchange Buildings
- Overview Map Street View The Central Exchange is a triangular building, designed by John Wardle and George Walker and built by Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of Newcastle …
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No. 12, Clayton Street
- Overview Map Street View The former Lord Collingwood public house - now Victory Amusements, is located at the northern end of Clayton Street in Newcastle. Built in c.1837, probably by …
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Turk's Head Hotel
- Grey Street was built c1835 by Richard Grainger as part of the 19th Century redevelopment of Newcastle City Centre. Nos. 69 to 73 Grey Street incorporates the former Royal Turk's …
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5-13 Grey Street
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 5-13 Grey Street, Newcastle. Shops and houses, now shops and offices, built c.1835, probably by John Wardle, for Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of Newcastle …
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1 & 3 Grey Street
- Overview Map Street View Inside Nos. 1 & 3 Grey Street, Newcastle, were built c.1835, probably by John Wardle, for Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of Newcastle City Centre from 1824 to 1841. Located …
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15 & 17 Grey Street
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 15 & 17 Grey Street, Newcastle. Shops and houses, now shops and offices. Built in c.1835, probably by John Wardle, for Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of …
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John Wardle (c.1827–1899), Architect of the Hancock Museum
- Oil painting, portrait, unknown artist, The Natural History Society of Northumbria Great North Museum: Hancock, Image c/o Arts UK. This image can be used for non-commercial research or private study …
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Peter Smith
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Great North Museum: Hancock
- Overview About the Museum Map Street View The museum was established in 1884 to house the growing collections of the Natural History Society of Northumbria. It was named after John …
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Central Exchange Buildings
- Overview Map Street View The Central Exchange is a triangular building, designed by John Wardle and George Walker and built by Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of Newcastle …
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No. 12, Clayton Street
- Overview Map Street View The former Lord Collingwood public house - now Victory Amusements, is located at the northern end of Clayton Street in Newcastle. Built in c.1837, probably by …
Co-Curate Page
Turk's Head Hotel
- Grey Street was built c1835 by Richard Grainger as part of the 19th Century redevelopment of Newcastle City Centre. Nos. 69 to 73 Grey Street incorporates the former Royal Turk's …
Co-Curate Page
5-13 Grey Street
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 5-13 Grey Street, Newcastle. Shops and houses, now shops and offices, built c.1835, probably by John Wardle, for Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of Newcastle …
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1 & 3 Grey Street
- Overview Map Street View Inside Nos. 1 & 3 Grey Street, Newcastle, were built c.1835, probably by John Wardle, for Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of Newcastle City Centre from 1824 to 1841. Located …
