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Nos. 1-5, Ellison Place
Nos. 1-5, Ellison Place (aka Ellison Terrace) in Newcastle was built c.1810. No. 4 has a plaque noting that Cardinal Basil Hume (1923-1999) was born here. Also, no. 5 was the home of William Boutland Wilkinson, an early patentee of reinforced concrete in the modern sense.[1] Most of the terrace is now used by Northumbria University. A photograph from 1965 shows dormer windows in the attics; these are no longer present.[2] The building is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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014673:Ellison Place Newcastle upon Tyne 1965
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Cardinal Basil Hume plaque, 4, Ellison Place, Newcastle upon Tyne
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1-5, ELLISON PLACE - Newcastle - List Entry
- "Nos. 1-5 consecutive G.V. II Terrace of houses, in use as Polytechnic buildings, offices and a surgery at the time of listing. Circa 1810. English bond brick with painted ashlar …
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014673:Ellison Place Newcastle upon Tyne 1965
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Cardinal Basil Hume plaque, 4, Ellison Place, Newcastle upon Tyne
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from https://historicengland.org.u…
1-5, ELLISON PLACE - Newcastle - List Entry
- "Nos. 1-5 consecutive G.V. II Terrace of houses, in use as Polytechnic buildings, offices and a surgery at the time of listing. Circa 1810. English bond brick with painted ashlar …
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Peter Smith
