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Built 1838 for Richard Grainger, it forms the western end of the north side of Nelson Street. It has a plain six bay section and a two-bay end pavilion which, unusually, has a tight semi-circular bay with curved sashes - see NZ2464 : Nelson Street, NE1 (2); this was where the (then) new Nelson Street met the old High Friar Chare at an acute angle. The building, now only a facade, is Grade II listed Link .

The Buildings of Grainger Town - No.52. See NZ2464 : The Earl Grey Monument, Grey Street, NE1.

The cordwainers, one of the 12 mediaeval guilds in Newcastle, were shoemakers - for further info, see the Wiki entry Link .