Clarendon House, Clayton Street

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Clarendon House, Clayton Street

Image: © Robert Graham Taken: 2 Jan 2020

This large building stands on Clayton Street, on the west side of Newcastle's city centre. It is an Edwardian Art and Crafts building from 1896, originally a temperance hotel, but now converted into flats. It is highly regarded architecturally, but strangely, not a listed building. To the right is St Mary's Roman Catholic Cathedral.

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Image Location

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Latitude
54.969485
Longitude
-1.619456