
What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: All Saints Church This rare elliptical building of 1786-89 (spire 1796) replaced decaying mediaeval Church of All Hallows. Architect, David Stephenson of Newcastle (1757-1819). Closed as a Church 1961 and has since undergone major restoration. Recorded plaque organisation: Newcastle City Council.
David Stephenson was a notable architect from Newcastle upon Tyne, best known for designing the unique elliptical All Saints Church in 1786-89, showcasing his innovative approach to religious architecture.
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