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1859
In Northern England:
- 3rd March 1859; opening of Tyne Dock by the North Eastern Railway Company.
- 12th October 1859; death of Robert Stephenson, the prominent railway and civil engineer.
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012893:Tyne Bridge Newcastle upon Tyne Jackson M. 1859
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Statue of Robert Stephenson outside Euston Station, London
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Pant near Village Hall, Denwick
- Overview Map Street View This pant (covered water supply) in Denwick was built in 1859. It is Grade II listed.
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Church of St Paul
- Overview Map Street View Now the Life Transformation Church, the former Church of St Paul is located on Havelock Place in Elswick. It was originally built as a parish church, consecrated in 1859, …
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Lowgill Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View Lowgill Viaduct was built in 1859 by Joseph Locke and John Errington for the Ingleton Branch Line of the London and North Western Railway.[1] The 11 …
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Wallace Green Church
- Overview Map Street View St Andrews Church is located on Wallace Green in Berwick upon Tweed. It was built 1858-1859 by J.D, and I. Hay of Liverpool, and it's first …
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Old Court House and Police Station, Whittingham
- Overview Map Street View Situated on Callaly Road in Whittington, this former police station and police house was built in 1859. For many years this was the Northumbria Police Expedition …
from Newcastle libraries (flickr)
012893:Tyne Bridge Newcastle upon Tyne Jackson M. 1859
Pinned by Simon Cotterill
from Flickr (flickr)
Statue of Robert Stephenson outside Euston Station, London
Pinned by Simon Cotterill
Co-Curate Page
Pant near Village Hall, Denwick
- Overview Map Street View This pant (covered water supply) in Denwick was built in 1859. It is Grade II listed.
Co-Curate Page
Church of St Paul
- Overview Map Street View Now the Life Transformation Church, the former Church of St Paul is located on Havelock Place in Elswick. It was originally built as a parish church, consecrated in 1859, …
Co-Curate Page
Lowgill Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View Lowgill Viaduct was built in 1859 by Joseph Locke and John Errington for the Ingleton Branch Line of the London and North Western Railway.[1] The 11 …
Co-Curate Page
Wallace Green Church
- Overview Map Street View St Andrews Church is located on Wallace Green in Berwick upon Tweed. It was built 1858-1859 by J.D, and I. Hay of Liverpool, and it's first …
