"Newcastle-Upon-Tyne: A Sketch-Book" by Robert J. S. Bertram is like a guided tour through the city, using words and pictures to show readers what Newcastle upon Tyne was like in the early 1900s. The book is full of descriptions and drawings of important places, like the old castle, churches, and the busy Quayside. Bertram explains the history and special details of each place, almost like he's pointing them out on a walk. Readers get to explore the city's past, seeing grand buildings and beautiful views, all while learning about what made Newcastle a unique place in the British story.
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne: A Sketch-Book
By Robert J. S. Bertram
Step back in time to explore the historic buildings and scenic views of a vibrant city through detailed sketches and captivating descriptions.
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2017-03-09
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