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1810s Gibside Chapel Felling Colliery (1779 - 1931) Isel Bridge Iron Bridge Moot Hall
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030833a:Sheriff's Seal. 1812.
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001048:Felling Colliery plans Gateshead 1812
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The Felling Colliery Banner
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A Fitting Tribute to the Felling Pit Disaster
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Felling Colliery Disaster Remembered at Beamish
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Felling Colliery (1779 - 1931)
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Felling Colliery (1779 - 1931)
- Also known as Brandling Main, Felling Colliery was one of the oldest coal mines in the region - dating back to 1779. There was a disaster at the colliery on …
Moot Hall
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Moot Hall
- Overview About Moot Hall Map Street View Moot Hall on Castle Garth in Newcastle was built between 1810 and 1812, designed by John Stokoe, as Northumberland County Court and Prisons. …
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Moot Hall
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Iron Bridge
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Iron Bridge
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Isel Bridge
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Isel Bridge
- Isel Bridge is a road bridge over the River Derwent near St Michael's Church in Isel, Cumbria. The bridge, with 3 segmental arches, was built in 1812, replacing an earlier …
Gibside Chapel
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Gibside Chapel
- Overview Map Street View The mausoleum chapel at the south end of the 'Grand Walk' at&nbsp;Gibside was built following the death of George Bowes, owner of the estate, in 1760. …

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