Tynedale, Sitwell Street
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Tynedale, Sitwell Street
Image: © Christopher Hall Taken: 28 Apr 2014
This detached house of about 1860 was originally called the Red House.Lady Louisa Sitwell, who from 1870 lived at Wood End in The Crescent, was well known for her church and charitable work including the "Home of Hope", for destitute or fallen girls which was located in this house. It was called Tynedale by 1928 and by then the large grounds had been lost to houses in Sitwell Street and a laundry. It is now flats.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.27786
Longitude
-0.416068