What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: Albany Hancock (1806-1873) & John Hancock (1808-1890). Renowned Naturalists, after whom the Hancock Museum was named, lived in this house - formerly 4 St Mary’s Terrace 1838-1890. Recorded plaque organisation: City of Newcastle upon Tyne.
Albany Hancock and John Hancock were prominent naturalists known for their extensive collections and research, which significantly contributed to Victorian-era scientific studies; the Hancock Museum in Newcastle upon Tyne was named in their honor.
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