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PHOTO GRAINGER STREET MARKET STREET CORNER RICHARD GRAINGERS CENTRAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS BUILT IN 1837. THE BUILDINGS MAKE UP A TRIANGULAR SITE DEFINED BY GREY STREET GRAINGER STREET AND MARKET STREET. EACH CORNER HAS LIKE THIS ONE A LARGE LEAD DONE TOPPED WITH COPPER PRINCE OF WALES FEATHERS. THE DOME IS USED AS A TRADE MARK SYMBOL FOR THE GRAINGER TOWN PROJECT. TYNE AND WEAR HER (9021): NEWCASTLE GREY STREET NOS. 87 TO 109 EXCHANGE BUILDINGS TWSITELINES.INFO THE BUILDING CONTAINS THE CENTRAL ARCADE RECONSTRUCTED IN 1906 AFTER THE ORIGINAL BUILDINGS WERE GUTTED BY FIRE. TYNE AND WEAR HER (6843): NEWCASTLE GREY STREET CENTRAL ARCADE TWSITELINES.INFO COPYRIGHT (Photograph and text in Extra Info) ANDREW CURTISPHOTO PAPER THICKNESS NORMAL PHOTOGRAPH THICKNESS
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