Scottish Provident House, Mosley Street, Newcastle

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Bombastic but irresistible. By S.D. Robbins, 1906, and supposedly the first "American-type gridiron structure in Newcastle". Clad in Portland stone except for the granite plinth. A procession of fluted Corinthian columns (NZ2464 : Detail of Scottish Provident House, Mosley Street, Newcastle (1)), balusters along the top, and a variety of window styles and shapes. The ground floor has attractive window-guards (NZ2464 : Detail of Scottish Provident House, Mosley Street, Newcastle (2)). Grade II listed. Partly occupied by a nightclub, Flares. Photo by Stephen Richards, 16 August, 2012, Geograph, CC-BY-SA 2.0
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Link: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4648348
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