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Original filename

AHistc3d2img384c.tif

Title

AHist Cabinet 3 Drawer 2 Lantern Slides

Credit

LF (photographer?); Newton & Co (distributor)

Holder

History of Art Department, University of Oxford

Location

Belgium, West Flanders, Ypres, Ieper, The Cloth Hall, Lakenhalle

Date

22 August 14 @ 14:36

Image size

5037x3899

Caption

AHist: Belgium: "64. L.F. Ypres. The Nieuwerck Halles. 45899. Newton […] 37 King […] Covent Garden London [label partially obscured]" Pre-World War I picture.

Keywords

AHist, glass, lantern slide, cloth hall, horse, cart, carts, cobblestone, people, signage, sign, retail, commercial, In den Anker, A La Trompette, lost vista, people, woman, building, structure, commercial, architecture, 17th century

{- per boarshill on HEIRtagger: ""Meriowerch" is rightly marked as suspicious. How about trying "Nieuwerck" - which I believe is the name given to the building in the photo? The Nieuwerck is the eastern extension Ypres Cloth Hall (the Lakenhalle). It was added between 1619-1622, and restored in 1862."

"Some dating clues: Laterna tells us that Newton & Co. used the business address 37 King Street Covent Garden London WC2 from 1912-1925. The Nieuwerck itself was progressively destroyed during World War I -- images on the internet show it damaged in 1914 and reduced to complete rubble by 1918. Happily it has now been restored to the state (or better) shown here." -}

More keywords [Crowd-Sourced]

{ Buildings & Archaeology / Archaeology & Ancient Monuments (Church) } [per: Snowva]
{ Buildings & Archaeology / Buildings (Building (domestic)) } [per: Snowva]

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