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1835


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In Northern England:

  • 18th June 1835: 102 men and boys killed in an explosion at Wallsend Colliery.
  • 2nd July 1835: Haswell Colliery opened; the first colliery with a steel cable down its mine shaft.
  • 24th October 1835; the Grainger Market in Newcastle was opened to the public for the first time.
  • 1835; Neville Street in Newcastle was built to connect Collingwood Street with Scotswood Road.
  • 1835: coal production began at Wearmouth Colliery, Sunderland.
  • 1835: opening of Urpeth Colliery in County Durham.
1830s 19-31, Grey Street, Newcastle Cleveland Buildings, Middlesbrough Rickerby House Rickerby Park Tower Wallsend Colliery (1778 - 1935) Allonby House (former baths) Grainger Market Nun Street Haswell Colliery (1835-1896) Windlestone Hall Wearmouth Colliery (1835-1993) West Lodge and Gateway Turk's Head Hotel Broughton High Bridge Raby Hunt Inn Church of St. Andrew, Bolam The Grey Horse Wylam Station Holy Trinity and St George RC Church Warwick Bridge (bridge)
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Gateshead viewed from Newcastle, ca 1835

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006337:The Tyne at Walker Quay 1835

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Grainger Market
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Grainger Market
- Overview About Grainger Town Map Street View The Grainger Market was opened to the public on the 24th October 1835, and was originally divided into a butchers&rsquo; market and separate …
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Tyne and Wear HER(4091): Newcastle, Victoria Tunnel
- "This was an underground railway built for Porter and Latimer (by William Gilhespie, local engineer) from Spital Tongues Colliery to the Tyne near Glasshouse Bridge. The lease for mining was …

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St. Andrew's Church : Bolam Parish Church of Heighington : Built 1835
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048785:Grainger Market was opened in 1835 and was designed and built by John Dobson and Richard Grainger.

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Haswell Colliery (1835-1896)
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Haswell Colliery (1835-1896)
- Haswell Colliery, located between Haswell and Haswell Plough, first began producing coal on 2nd July 1835. It was reputably the first colliery in the world with a steel cable down …
Church of St. Andrew, Bolam
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Church of St. Andrew, Bolam
- Overview Map Street View St Andrew's is the parish chuch of Bolam, County Durham. It was built in 1835 and is a Grade II listed on the National Heritage List …
Wallsend Colliery (1778 - 1935)
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Wallsend Colliery (1778 - 1935)
- Wallsend Colliery consisted of 7 pits and was active between 1778 and 1935. The high main coal seam was nearly six feet thick and the term "Wallsend coal" was at …
West Lodge and Gateway
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West Lodge and Gateway
- Overview Map Street View Lodge, dated 1835, and gateway to Chillingham Castle, by Edward Blore for the Earl of Tankerville. A Geade II listed building.
Wylam Station
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Wylam Station
- Overview About Wylam Station Map Street View Wylam Station was built in 1835 for the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway. It is one of the earliest stations in the world still …
Wearmouth Colliery (1835-1993)
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Wearmouth Colliery (1835-1993)
- Overview About Wearmouth Colliery Wearmouth Colliery in Sunderland was sunk from 1826-1834 and at the time it began producing coal in 1835 it was the deepest mine in the world …
Windlestone Hall
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Windlestone Hall
- Overview About Windlestone Hall Map There has been a house on the site since the 16th century. The present Windlestone Hall was built c.1835 by Ignatius Bonomi for Sir Robert …
The Grey Horse
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The Grey Horse
Warwick Bridge (bridge)
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Warwick Bridge (bridge)
- Bridge over the River Eden at&nbsp;Warwick Bridge, Cumbria.
Rickerby House
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Rickerby House
- Rickerby House was built c.1835 for George Head Head (c.1795 - 1876), banker, mine owner and High Sheriff of Cumberland.&nbsp;Landscaped gardens were laid out around the house. In 1922 much …
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Rickerby Park Tower

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Rickerby Park Tower
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Rickerby Park Tower
- A folly, and possibly a dovecote built c.1835, for George Head Head, in the grounds of Rickerby House.[1] The tower is Grade II listed.
Holy Trinity and St George RC Church
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Holy Trinity and St George RC Church
- Overview About the Church Map Street View Holy Trinity and St George's Church is located on the corner of New Street and Blackhall Road in Kendal. The Roman Catholic church …
Turk's Head Hotel
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Turk's Head Hotel
- Grey Street was built c1835 by Richard Grainger as part of the 19th Century redevelopment of Newcastle City Centre. Nos. 69 to 73 Grey Street incorporates the former Royal Turk's …
Allonby House (former baths)
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Allonby House (former baths)
- Allonby House was built in 1835 as a sea-water baths and assembly room, located in The Square in Allonby. It is now a&nbsp;private house. Allonby House is Grade II listed …
Cleveland Buildings, Middlesbrough
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Cleveland Buildings, Middlesbrough
- Overview Map Street View The Cleveland Buildings are located on the corner of Cleveland Street and Lower Gosford Street, in the Middlehaven area of Middlesbrough. It was built as a …
Raby Hunt Inn
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Raby Hunt Inn
- Overview About the Raby Hunt Inn Map Street View The Raby Hunt Inn in the village of Summerhouse was built in c.1835, with an earlier 18th century wing to the …
Broughton High Bridge
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Broughton High Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Broughton High Bridge is a road bridge over the River Derwent, located about &frac14; mile south of Great Broughton and Little Broughton, and &frac12; mile north …
Nun Street
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Nun Street
- Overview Timeline Map Street View Nun Street is a road in the centre of Newcastle, which runs from Grainger Street in a roughly north-westerly direction to Clayton Street. The full …
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19-31, Grey Street, Newcastle
- Nos. 19-31 odd. G.V. II* Shops and houses, now offices. Circa 1835, probably by John Wardle, for Richard Grainger. Sandstone ashlar; Welsh slate roof. Renewed ground floor, retaining plinth and …

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