Leodis - a photographic archive of Leeds

Temple Newsam, postcard

Add a comment to this photograph

Please note: Please enter your comments about this photograph in the form below. Once approved your comments will appear after the photograph description. To allow your e-mail address to be displayed please tick the box. If you have already submitted comments without displaying your e-mail and you wish to alter this please contact us.

Name *:

Comment *:

My email:

Display my email:

View image details

Description:
c1924. Postcard view of Temple Newsam House, the Tudor-Jacobean mansion set in over 1500 acres of parkland, woodland and farmland, now owned by Leeds City Council. This view looks from the south-east and shows the courtyard, also known as the Clock Court. A date of 19th August 1924 is written on the back of the postcard.

User Comments:

Buy a copy of this photograph 2011427_172084

Size	Matt	Gloss
Select the size, finish and quantity of the photograph you require. If you require sepia toning please tick the appropriate box. Please note the size of the photographs will be as near as possible to that requested, however to avoid distorting the image sizes may not be exact. VAT will be added to the order at checkout.
Please note there is no negative available for this image there is a one off fee of £3.40 to pay in addition to the usual print costs.
Quantity: Sepia Toning (+50%)
10 x 8 inches	£6.67	£6.67
12 x 9 inches	£9.17	£9.17
16 x 12 inches	£10.84	£10.84
Add to basket