bronze plaque · Newcastle upon Tyne

Town Wall, Newcastle

Carliol House. This building stands upon part of the site of the Carliol Croft and near to that of Carliol Tower, one of the twenty-five towers upon the mediaeval walls of the town. The croft and tower were named after the family of Carliol who were merchants in Newcastle, many also being bailiffs, mayors and members of parliament for the town during the 13th and 14th centuries.

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