Sedgley - The Ellowes: sepia wash drawing

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Date:1844

Description:'The Ellowes'. Showing a late Georgian stuccoed house of three storeys and a low roof, situated in undulating grounds. Sedgley church spire is visible on a hill in the distance to the left. There is a group of men with a roller to the right, and greenhouses behind. Ellowes Hall was demolished in 1964. Artist: R. Noyes.

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Stately Homes & Large Country Houses

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Source: William Salt Library

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