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Sundial Cottage at Thornaby Green is in for a £40 boost
Sundial Cottage at Thornaby Green is in for a £ 40 boost. Teesside Town Planning and Development Committee has agreed to make a £ 40 grant towards the cost of repair work to the centuries old cottage, which is listed as a building of historic or architectural interest. The sundial was put up by an astronomer named Smith, who also designed the sundial that stands in Albert Park, Middlesbrough. 22nd June 1977
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Cottage Historic House Stockton On Tees Thornaby Buildings And Structures Listed Sundial
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Sundial Cottage at Thornaby Green Receives £40 Boost for Restoration". Teesside Town Planning and Development Committee has recently approved a generous grant of £40 towards the much-needed repair work on Sundial Cottage. This charming centuries-old cottage, listed as a building of historic and architectural interest, is set to regain its former glory thanks to this financial boost. The highlight of this picturesque cottage is undoubtedly the sundial that adorns its facade. Designed by the renowned astronomer named Smith, who also created the iconic sundial in Albert Park, Middlesbrough, it serves as a testament to both scientific ingenuity and artistic craftsmanship. Built during the 20th century in Thornaby's scenic green surroundings, Sundial Cottage holds great significance within Stockton-on-Tees' rich history. Its inclusion on the list of protected buildings ensures that future generations can appreciate its unique charm and cultural value. This print captures not only the beauty of Sundial Cottage but also represents an important milestone in preserving our heritage. The date inscribed beneath - 22nd June 1977 - marks a significant moment when efforts were made to safeguard this historical gem. As we admire this image from Memory Lane Prints, let us celebrate the dedication shown by Teesside Town Planning and Development Committee in supporting restoration projects like these. Their commitment ensures that cherished landmarks such as Sundial Cottage continue to enchant visitors for years to come.
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