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The Penny Cyclopædia of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, Volume 1. C Knight, 1833.
- Book published in 1833, digitised and available as a free Google eBook.

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a101:Royal Arcade Newcastle upon Tyne; T. Allom;1833

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008583:Pandon Dene Bridge Newcastle upon Tyne James Dewar 1833

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Map of Gateshead and the Tyne Quayside, 1833

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Map of Newcastle Upon Tyne and Gateshead, 1833

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Newcastle Upon Tyne and Gateshead, 1833

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10 - Near Lanchester – a burglarious attack 1833

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The Prophetic Messenger, 1833

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The Prophetic Messenger, 1833

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Former Bank of England

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033789:Haymarket Hotel Haymarket Unknown c. 1900

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Church of St. James, Benwell
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Church of St. James, Benwell
- Overview Map Street View St James’ Church in Benwell first opened as a Chapel of Ease in 1833. The church was extended in 1864 by addition of chancel and south aisle, designed …
United Reformed Church
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United Reformed Church
- Overview Map Street View The former United Reformed Church in Embleton was originally built as a Presbyterian Church in 1833. The building, altered in the 1920's, is Grade II listed …
Church of St Jude, Knarsdale
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Church of St Jude, Knarsdale
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St Jude in Knarsdale was rebuilt in 1833, on the site of earlier 14th and 17th century churches.[1] An inscription on the south …
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The Wandering Piper - 1833
- Print of 1833 by Douglas and Kent, 99 Side, Newcastle. Image from the National Library of Scotland: https://blog.nls.uk/just-who-was-the-wandering-piper/

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Clarence Railway
- Overview About the Clarence Railway   The Clarence Railway was an early railway company that operated in north-east England between 1833 and 1853. The railway was built to take coal …
Church of St Paul, Seaton
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Church of St Paul, Seaton
- Overview Map Street View St Paul's Church on Church Road in Seaton, Cumbria, was built in 1882, designed by George Watson of Keswick. The church opened in July 1883. It …
Camerton Hall
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Camerton Hall
- Overview Map Street View Camerton Hall, built on the site of a medieval tower house, is situated by the River Derwent, located to the south-west of the village of Camerton …
Church of Holy Trinity, Casterton
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Church of Holy Trinity, Casterton
- Overview Map Street View Holy Trinity Church at Casterton was built 1831-1833, it's chancel was added in c1860, by Crowther. Some of it's stained glass was by stained glass by …

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