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1830s Grace Darling (1815 - 1842) Bywell Bridge, over the Tyne Bartram & Sons Frost of 1838 Durham Junction Railway Chapel House, Common End Church of St Thomas, Selside Railway Viaduct over Poltross Burn Haltwhistle Station Victoria Viaduct Cordwainers Hall Grey's Monument Former Music Hall, 10-12 Nelson Street Church of St John Church of the Holy Trinity, Stockton-on-Tees Church of St John, Cowgill
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14 - The Whitby and Stockton Road – tooling the Stockton Coach 1838

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A series of views along the route of the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway, in 1838. Number 1...The river wall at Wylam Scars.

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Grace Darling (1815 - 1842)
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Grace Darling (1815 - 1842)
- Overview Further Information Timeline Grace Horsley Darling was born in Bambrugh in 1815. Grace was a lighthouse keeper's daughter and spent much of her life living on the Farne Islands; …
Grey's Monument
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Grey's Monument
- Overview About Map Street View Grey's Monument is a prominent landmark in the centre of Newcastle. Located at the head of Grey Street and Grainger Street, where they meet Blackett …
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Greys Monument -Newcastle upon Tyne

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Market Street

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Victoria Viaduct

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Bywell Bridge, over the Tyne
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Bywell Bridge, over the Tyne
- Overview Map Street View Bywell bridge over the River Tyne&nbsp;was&nbsp;built 1836-1838, designed by George Basevi. The stone bridge carries the B6309 road over the Tyne, with Bywell on the north …
Bartram & Sons
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Bartram & Sons
- Bartram &amp; Sons was a ship building company founded by George Bartram in partnership with John Lister. The company's shipyard was established at Hylton in Sunderland and the yard's first …
Railway Viaduct over Poltross Burn
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Railway Viaduct over Poltross Burn
Church of St John
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Church of St John
- Overview Map Street View St John's Church in Keswick was built in 1838 by the eminent architect Anthony Salvin (1799-1881).The patron of the church was John Marshall, owner of a …
Cordwainers Hall
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Cordwainers Hall
- Overview Map Street View The former Cordwainers Hall on Nelson Street, Newcastle, was built in 1838&nbsp;as a meeting hall for the Cordwainers Company (shoe maker's guild).[1] It was built by …
Former Music Hall, 10-12 Nelson Street
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Former Music Hall, 10-12 Nelson Street
Haltwhistle Station
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Haltwhistle Station
- Overview About Haltwhistle Station Map Street View &nbsp; Haltwhistle railway station is a railway station which serves the town of Haltwhistle in Northumberland, England. It is located on the Tyne …
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Durham Junction Railway
- Durham Junction Railway was formed in 1834 to build a railway for transporting coal from Moorsley (near Houghton-le-Spring) and Hartlepool Dock &amp; Railway to the River Tyne at Gateshead. The …
Chapel House, Common End
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Chapel House, Common End
- Overview Map Street View Chapel House at Common End, Distington, is a former&nbsp;Primitive Methodist Chapel, which was built in 1838.[1] The chapel, sometimes referred to as 'Sunny Brow Chapel', was …
Church of St John, Cowgill
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Church of St John, Cowgill
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Church of the Holy Trinity, Stockton-on-Tees
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Church of the Holy Trinity, Stockton-on-Tees
- Overview Map Street View The ruins of Holy Trinity Church stand in&nbsp;Trinity Green, a public park close to Stockton-on-Tees town centre. The church was built in&nbsp;1837-1838 by John and Benjamin …
Church of St Thomas, Selside
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Church of St Thomas, Selside

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