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1858
In Northern England:
- 1858: Northern Architectural Association founded; members included John Dobson.
- 21st September 1858; Charles Dickens gave reading at Central Hall, Darlington.
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A history of Northumberland: in three parts. 1858
- Book by John Hodgson, John Hodgson-Hinde, John Collingwood Bruce, Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle upon Tyne.
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New Brancepeth Colliery
- 1858 - 1963. Also known as Sleetburn Colliery.
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Northern Architectural Association - 1858 -1958, Newcastle upon Tyne
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Mechanics Institute and Free Library
- Overview Map Street View The former Free Library is located on Howard Street by the junction with Saville Street, North Shields. The Mechanics Institute was built 1857-1858, designed by John …
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Church of St James
- Overview Map Street View St James' is the parish church in Riding Mill, Northumberland. It was designed by Matthew Thompson of Newcastle and built on land gifted by Joseph Wilson. …
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West Pelton Colliery (1858 - 1921)
- West Pelton Colliery opened in 1858 and was one of a number of local collieries run by James Joicey & Co. There were a number of pits and shafts associated with …
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Old Primitive Methodist Chapel, Lanehead
- Overview Map Street View There is a former Primitive Methodist chapel on School Hill in Lanehead, now converted into a house. The church was built in 1858, and replaced a …
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Church of St Paul
- Overview Map Street View St Paul's Church is located on Whitworth Terrace in Spennymoor. The church was designed by J.A. Cory and built from 1856- 1858. The tower, originally built …
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Church of St Mary, Westmorland Road
- St. Mary the Virgin Church was located on Westmorland Road, near the junction with Rye Hill in Elswick. The church was designed by Benjamin Green, 1858.[1] The church is no longer …
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Hartford Colliery (closed 1961)
- Hartford Colliery was located near East Hartford and Cramlington in Northumberland. Sinking of the colliery's Athley Pitt began on the 3rd of March 1858; other pits included 'Daisy' and 'Scott' pits. …
from http://books.google.co.uk/boo…
A history of Northumberland: in three parts. 1858
- Book by John Hodgson, John Hodgson-Hinde, John Collingwood Bruce, Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle upon Tyne.
Free eBook digitised by Google
Added by
Simon Cotterill
from http://www.dmm.org.uk/collier…
New Brancepeth Colliery
- 1858 - 1963. Also known as Sleetburn Colliery.
Added by
Simon Cotterill
from Flickr (flickr)
Northern Architectural Association - 1858 -1958, Newcastle upon Tyne
Pinned by Simon Cotterill
Co-Curate Page
Mechanics Institute and Free Library
- Overview Map Street View The former Free Library is located on Howard Street by the junction with Saville Street, North Shields. The Mechanics Institute was built 1857-1858, designed by John …
Co-Curate Page
Church of St James
- Overview Map Street View St James' is the parish church in Riding Mill, Northumberland. It was designed by Matthew Thompson of Newcastle and built on land gifted by Joseph Wilson. …
Co-Curate Page
West Pelton Colliery (1858 - 1921)
- West Pelton Colliery opened in 1858 and was one of a number of local collieries run by James Joicey & Co. There were a number of pits and shafts associated with …
Co-Curate Page
Old Primitive Methodist Chapel, Lanehead
- Overview Map Street View There is a former Primitive Methodist chapel on School Hill in Lanehead, now converted into a house. The church was built in 1858, and replaced a …
Co-Curate Page
Church of St Paul
- Overview Map Street View St Paul's Church is located on Whitworth Terrace in Spennymoor. The church was designed by J.A. Cory and built from 1856- 1858. The tower, originally built …
Co-Curate Page
Church of St Mary, Westmorland Road
- St. Mary the Virgin Church was located on Westmorland Road, near the junction with Rye Hill in Elswick. The church was designed by Benjamin Green, 1858.[1] The church is no longer …
