Bottom end of Bath Lane
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Bottom end of Bath Lane
Image: © Robert Graham Taken: 27 Aug 2019
In the west end of Newcastle city centre. This is the southern end of Bath Lane where it joins Westgate Road. Running along the right hand side of the street is a long section of the original 13th century town walls of Newcastle. On the left is the striking abstract sculpture "Ever Changing", by Ellis O'Connell, 2005. This was commissioned as part of the Grainger Town Project, when this area of the city was revamped. The sculpture occupies the site of the now demolished Waterloo pub.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.970748
Longitude
-1.62085