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1769


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In Northern England:

The Chirton to North Shields waggonway was opened in 1769 along the side of Pow Dene.

1760s Craster Tower Church of St Andrew, Shotley Low Quarter Whitehaven Castle
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Pow Dene - A Forgotten Jewel
- "The mouth of Pow Dene is now North Shields Fish Quay and it has always been the first safe harbour on the north side of the river. Here two ancient …
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Church of St Andrew, Shotley Low Quarter
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Church of St Andrew, Shotley Low Quarter
Craster Tower
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Craster Tower
- Overview About Craster Tower Map Street View Craster Tower is a country house, built in 1769, which incorporats a 14th century pele tower. The tower is located about half a …
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Whitehaven Castle

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