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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 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 mile west of ...
Whitehaven Castle
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Whitehaven Castle

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