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London & North East Railway poster of Harrogate

Frank Newbould, 1926

This view of Harrogate includes some of the town's finest buildings - the spa and the Royal Hall. The building shown on the right (Cheltenham spa) was demolished in the early 1950s. The town was at the peak of its popularity as Britain's health resort in the 1920s.

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Title of artwork, date

London & North East Railway poster of Harrogate, 1926

Date supported

1994

Medium and material

Lithograph

Dimensions

101.5 x 152.4 cm

Grant

550

Total cost

2200

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