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- en.wikipedia.org Grey's MonumentGrey's Monument is a Grade I-listed monument in the centre of Newcastle upon Tyne, England. It was built in 1838 in recognition of Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey...
- medium.com digital-global-traveler/greys-monument…Feats like this earned Earl Grey this, Grey’s monument, his likeness immortalized in marble, standing on tip of a phallic deus ex machina edifice stuck in the...
- tripadvisor.com Attraction_Review-g186394-d213691…Brilliant experience to go inside Grey's Monument and climb the stairs all the way to the top for some great views of the city...
- newcastlegateshead.com business-directory/things-…Grey's Monument column stands at 134ft, it was intended to be 150ft but not enough money was raised.
- pexels.com photo/greys-monument-in-newcastle-…This is just one of many great free stock photos about column, england & grey s monument.
- fabulousnorth.com greys-monument/The monument is grade I listed and was built in 1838 to celebrate the life of Charles Grey, Second Earl Grey (1764-1845), who passed the Great Reform Act of 1832...
- co-curate.ncl.ac.uk greys-monument/Grey's Monument - Description and summary of the history of Grey's monument...
- nomads-travel-guide.com places/greys-monument/The monument is a Grade I listed and consists of a statue of Lord Grey standing atop a Roman Doric column on a pedestal of local sandstone.
- chroniclelive.co.uk news/history/18-things-you-…As today marks the 180th anniversary of a pivotal date in its history, we recall 18 things you probably never knew - OK, maybe you did - about Grey’s Monument.
- newcastleworld.com news/greys-monument-facts-…Sculptor Edward Hodges Bailey helped design Grey’s Monument in 1838 before working on Nelson’s Column in Trafalgar Square two years later.