File:Lancelot Allgood (1711-1782).png
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[edit]DescriptionLancelot Allgood (1711-1782).png |
English: Lancelot Allgood (1711-1782) pointing to a drawing of Nunwick Hall, which he commissioned in 1738 |
Date | circa 1738 (based on Allgood pointing to a plan of Nunwick Hall, which was commissioned in 1738) |
Source | Hexham Lives, via Internet archive - https://archive.org/details/hexhamlives0000unse/page/55/mode/1up?q=allgood&view=theater |
Author | No image credit |
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