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Central Exchange Buildings, Grainger Street, Newcastle

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Central Exchange Buildings, Grainger Street, Newcastle

Image: © Stephen Richards Taken: 14 Aug 2012

The south-west domed corner of John Wardle's triangular building bounded by Grainger, Market and Grey Streets. Pevsner speculates that Wardle took at least some inspiration from London schemes of John Nash. Dated 1837-38. Grade II* listed. The original interiors ("of unspeakable splendour") were destroyed by fire in 1900, but their replacement is worth a look: Image Down Grainger Street is Grey's Monument, a 135-foot Greek Doric column designed by Benjamin Green and erected in 1838. The statue of Grey is by E.H. Baily. Grade I listed. See also Image] and Image

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Image Location

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Latitude
54.972793
Longitude
-1.613801