King's Road, Newcastle University
Introduction
The photograph on this page of King's Road, Newcastle University by Andrew Curtis as part of the Geograph project.
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King's Road, Newcastle University
Image: © Andrew Curtis Taken: 18 Mar 2010
The Fine Art Building Image is on the right and includes the tower, opposite King's Walk, with the double arched doorway that leads through to the Quadrangle Image Past the Arches on the right is the low two storey brick building originally for the Department of Physical Chemistry and latterly used for the Museum of Antiquities (now moved into the Great North Museum: Hancock). Past that, the Boiler House and the Bedson Buildings with the landmark chimney. On the left, the corner of the Students' Union Building is visible Image
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Image Location
Latitude
54.979266
Longitude
-1.614989