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Wartime Newark OP35553
Castle Gate, Newark, Newark and Sherwood, Nottinghamshire. The exterior of 25 Castle Gate viewed looking across the street from the west with the Ram Hotel and numbers 21-23 Castle Gate partially visible. Historic England is the public body that champions and protects England's historic places. © Historic England Archive
Media ID 25316291
Filename: op35553.jpg
Size: 5973 x 3775 (3.1MB)
Date: 24th June 2022
Source: Historic England
Credit: Historic England Archive
Source: Historic England Archive
Owner URL: https://images.historicenglandservices.org.uk/
Job Title: Photographer
Georgian Offices Second World War Town House Vehicles
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This photo print, titled "Wartime Newark OP35553" offers a glimpse into the historical significance of Castle Gate in Newark, Nottinghamshire during World War II. The image showcases the exterior of 25 Castle Gate as seen from the west side of the street. Standing tall and proud, this Georgian townhouse exudes an air of elegance amidst a backdrop marred by war. As our eyes wander across the frame, we catch sight of other notable landmarks that have weathered through challenging times. Partially visible on either side are numbers 21-23 Castle Gate, which bear witness to years gone by. The Ram Hotel stands adjacent to these buildings, its presence offering solace and respite for weary souls seeking refuge in troubled times. Intriguingly, parked in front of these architectural marvels is a vintage Ford van—a symbol of resilience and adaptability even amidst turmoil. This snapshot encapsulates not only the physical remnants left behind but also serves as a reminder that life continues despite adversity. Preserved by the Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England, this print allows us to travel back in time and immerse ourselves in an era marked by both destruction and hope. It invites contemplation about how communities come together during wartime while emphasizing their determination to rebuild and forge ahead towards brighter days. Let this photograph transport you to Wartime Newark—where history echoes through every brick—and inspire gratitude for those who endured so that future generations could thrive.
