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Description: | typed, ink, Typewritten letter from M.K. Glass, to 'Mr. Ralph Hedley. 53, St. Mary's Pl. NEWCASTLE', undated, acccepting Hedley's extimate for a carved oak pulpit in Jesmond Synagogue, on the authority of 'Mr. Leon J. Jacobs of Glasgow'., Dear Sir [blue ink]
re PROPOSED MEMORIAL PULPIT. [red ink]
JESMOND SYNAGOGUE, N/C. [red ink
[remaining text in blue ink]...
handwritten, pen and ink, Handwritten signature on a typewritten letter from M.K. Glass, to 'Mr. Ralph Hedley. 53, St. Mary's Pl. NEWCASTLE', undated, acccepting Hedley's extimate for a carved oak pulpit in Jesmond Synagogue, on the authority of 'Mr. Leon J. Jacobs of Glasgow'., M.K. Glass
handwritten, pencil, Pencil notes in various positions on the front of a typewritten letter from M.K. Glass, to 'Mr. Ralph Hedley. 53, St. Mary's Pl. NEWCASTLE', undated, acccepting Hedley's extimate for a carved oak pulpit in Jesmond Synagogue, on the authority of 'Mr. Leon J. Jacobs of Glasgow'., 31@ 10
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handwritten, pencil, Pencil notes in various positions on the back of a typewritten letter from M.K. Glass, to 'Mr. Ralph Hedley. 53, St. Mary's Pl. NEWCASTLE', undated, acccepting Hedley's extimate for a carved oak pulpit in Jesmond Synagogue, on the authority of 'Mr. Leon J. Jacobs of Glasgow'
References to St John's Wallsend and 'D/B 410/99'.
Typewritten letter with handwritten signature and multiple notes in pencil, from M.K. Glass, to 'Mr. Ralph Hedley. 53, St. Mary's Pl. NEWCASTLE', undated, acccepting Hedley's extimate for a carved oak pulpit in Jesmond Synagogue, on the authority of 'Mr. Leon J. Jacobs of Glasgow'.
Part of a batch of papers which were originally tied together with string catalogued as: TWCMS : 2014.776.1 - 776.37 relating to Ralph Hedley workshop.
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Marcus Kenneth Glass (1886/7-1932)
b. Russia 1886/7
To Newcastle about 1888
Appointed architect for Jesmond Synagogue at about 28.
d. March 1932 age 44.
Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer, Monday 1 February 1932, p.4
OBITUARY
JEWISH ARCHITECT
On of the best-known Jewish architects in the North of England, Mr Marcus K. Glass, F.R.I.B.A., of Newcastle, who was 44 years of age, was found dead yesterday in his bath at his home on Clayton Road, Jesmond.
Me Glass had offices in Saville Row, Newcastle, and practised extensively throughout the country. He had designed many business premises in Newcastle. He was also responsible for the planning of several synagogues up and dwn the country. One of the most popular men in his profession, Mr Glass was a prominent Freemason. He was educated at Rutherford College and Admstrong College, Newcaste, and was a native of the cty. He leaves a widow and two daughters.
2014.776.8.a - typewritten letter, with handwritten signature and multiple notes in pencil, from M.K. Glass, to 'Mr. Ralph Hedley. 53, St. Mary's Pl. NEWCASTLE', undated, acccepting Hedley's extimate for a carved oak pulpit in Jesmond Synagogue, on the authority of 'Mr. Leon J. Jacobs of Glasgow'.
2014.776.8.b - multiple notes in pencil on the reverse of a typewritten letter, from M.K. Glass, to 'Mr. Ralph Hedley. 53, St. Mary's Pl. NEWCASTLE', undated. | Source: | Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums | Identifier: | emu.ecatalogue.miscellaneous.520168 | Go to resource |
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