File:Grand Hotel Harrogate (2b).jpg
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Tuck Oilette postcard of The Grand Hotel, erected by the builder and developer David Simpson in 1903, in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, England. It was designed by Whitehead and Smetham. The hotel went into receivership in 1954, it was converted into offices, and the name was changed to Windsor House. The building was a convalescent home for officers in World War I. (Source for information: Malcolm Neelam (2018) Harrogate in 50 buildings]). |
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| Date | before 1914 | ||||
| Source | Ebay | ||||
| Author | Unknown author | ||||
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| Other versions | The reverse of this postcard is here: File:Grand Hotel Harrogate (2c).jpg | ||||
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| current | 19:08, 21 February 2023 | | 1,360 × 860 (474 KB) | Storye book | {{Information |Description=The Grand Hotel, erected by the builder and developer David Simpson in 1903, in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, England. It was designed by Whitehead and Smetham. The hotel went into receivership in 1954, it was converted into offices, and the name was changed to Windsor House. The building was a convalescent home for officers in World War I. (Source for information: Malcolm Neelam (2018) Harrogate in 50 buildings]). |Source=[https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/agYAAOSwrP9... |
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