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Anderson Place aka Greyfriars or The Newe House, Newcastle Upon Tyne, England. King Charles I stayed at Newe House during his captivity in Newcastle (1646-1647) under General Leven. The building was demolished in 1836. From Old England: A Pictorial Museum, published 1847.

headline Design Pics/Historical RM Images

created date 2018-05-11

credit Ken Welsh/Design Pics RM/East News

source Design Pics RM

byline Ken Welsh

original transmission reference 12529392HighRes

weight 10,58MB

size 32cm x 40cm by 300dpi

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