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| Union Workhouse | Union Workhouse | Ralph Dodds Esqr | In the N.E. of this Plan | An excellent building erected in 1840 | ||
| Union Workhouse | Mr. Wm Foulsham | by the Newcastle Union which comprises 11 Parishes | ||||
| Union Workhouse | Mr Wm Heads | and is calculated to accommodate 500 persons | ||||
| it is a spacious building well design[ed] for | ||||||
| the purpose for which it is used and the | ||||||
| greatest strictness and regularity is carried | ||||||
| out under the Superintendance of Mr. Wm Foulsham | ||||||
| there is very extensive gardens with all necessary | ||||||
| out houses yards & attached | ||||||
| School | Ralph Dodds Esqr | adjoining the Union | A very extensive School for the use of the | |||
| School | Mr. Wm Foulsham | Workhouse on the West | inmates of the Union Workhouse (Boys Girls & Infants) | |||
| School | Mr. Wm Heads | Lunatic Asylum, with all necessary accomodations erected and | ||||
| supported by the Newcastle Union in 1856 | ||||||
| Elswick Grange | Elswick Grange | Ralph Dodds | About 10 chains West | A very neat Mansion with out houses | ||
| Elswick Grange | Mr. Wm Heads | of the Union Workhouse | yards & garden ornamental ground attached | |||
| Elswick Grange | Mr. R Milthorpe | the property and residence of Mr. Wm Heads | ||||
| Felix Gillespie C/a |
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Transcribed by MB and IKF
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