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The South West View Of Jarrow Monastery antique Engraving bucks Views From The Boook Began In 1726, By The Brothers, Samuel & Nathaniel Buck Began Their Task Of Creating A Visual Record Of Ancient Monuments In England And Wales. "bucks Views"As They Were Called Are 428 Views Of The Ruins Of All Noted Abbeys. Samuel Buck Was Born In Richmond, Yorkshire, In 1696, Nathaniel Being A Younger Brother. ~published Between 1724-38 On Hand-Made Laid Watermarked Paper, 11 1 / 4"X 18 1 / 2"A£45 Ist Edition Numbered To The Left Light Toning Ie Paper Nearer Cream Than White
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Ormonde Street, Jarrow (colour photo)
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Launch of the Ocean Mail Companys Steam-Ship "Connaught, "at Jarrow, on the Tyne (engraving)
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Winston Churchill Prime Minister with wife Clementine Churchill In Jarrow Circa 1908
Winston Churchill Prime Minister with wife Clementine Churchill In Jarrow Circa 1908
Queen Elizabeth II waving to the crowd at Jarrow. October 1954
