Description
Alderman Wood lies in the mud outside Brandenburgh House
between Britain and France for fifty years
'The Harbour at Marseilles'
and the City's arms in a laurel wreath
Sir Isaac Newton's house in Leicester Square Size:Standard: 6 x 4in Alderman Wood lies in theExterior view of Newton's London residence, a gable end house of three storeys. A street sign 'Jones Court' appears on the side of the house. On its front is a business sign, 'Orange Street Chapel Sunday & Infants School Est. 1812'. A street scene contains two sets of three figures, one group contemplating the front of the building. Inscribed 'C. J. Smith sculp. The Residence of Sir Isaac Newton, St. Martin's Street, Leicester Square. Published by
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