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Tag Archives: Ernest Newton
Arts And Crafts Movement in Bromley – Ernest Newton
In Bromley, the renowned architect Ernest Newton has built one of his best works, The Royal Bell on the High Street This lovely red brick building has Queen Anne style plaster initials and designs, and gracious bay windows. Originally it … Continue reading
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