Houses near Florist Hall, The Dene, Wylam

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Houses near Florist Hall, The Dene, Wylam

Image: © Andrew Curtis Taken: 27 Apr 2018

Like Florist Hall these houses (Florist Cottages) are stone built and presumably much earlier than many of the surrounding houses on the estate. Florist (or Florists') Hall is one of the few buildings in Wylam on the first edition OS map and is located behind the cottages. "At a short distance from the colliery stands Florists' Hall, with its extensive garden, containing near seven acres of land, and which is famed for producing the best and earliest strawberries in the north. It is the property of Mrs. Hall, of Newcastle." Eneas Mackenzie (1825).

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Image Location

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Latitude
54.977587
Longitude
-1.820768