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Fenwick's Department Store

Fenwick’s department store is Newcastle’s most famous shop, and one of the earliest department stores in the city, a concept brought to Newcastle from Paris. It is particularly loved for its Christmas window dressing which has captivated generations of children and seems to start around September NZ2464 : Fenwicks window, Christmas 2009
The five storey store built in 1913 possesses an attractive white stone colonnaded frontage, including ornate wreath carvings between each column, and iron railings on the roof. A Fenwick's store at this site dates back to 1882.
Tyne and Wear HER(9917): Newcastle, Northumberland Street, Fenwick's LinkExternal link
by Andrew Curtis

Created: Tue, 26 Jan 2010, Updated: Wed, 24 Dec 2014


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NZ2464 : At Grey's Monument, 1965 by Alan Murray-Rust
NZ2464 : Brunswick Methodist Church by Andrew Curtis
NZ2464 : Fenwick's Department Store, Northumberland Street by Andrew Curtis
NZ2464 : Fenwick's Department Store, Northumberland Street by Andrew Curtis


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