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1860
In Northern England:
- 1860: Demolition of the first public baths in Newcastle (Bath Lane) after the water supply from Skinner Burn was disrupted.
- c1860: Building of the Zetland Hotel in Middlesbrough (now Grade 2 Listed).
- 1860: Building of the Heugh Battery to protect the port of Hartlepool.
- 2nd March 1860: an explosion at Burradon Colliery killied 76 men and boys.
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004228:Black Gate Newcastle upon Tyne Unknown 1860
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008670:Westgate Road Newcastle upon Tyne 1860
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041010:Neville Hotel Neville Street Unknown c.1860
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008775:Saint John's and Saint Nicholas's Churches Newcastle upon Tyne 1860
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017196:Central Exchange News Room Newcastle upon Tyne Unknown c.1860
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Zetland Hotel
- The Zetland Hotel is a Grade 2 Listed Building which was built c.1860 and located on Zetland Road, close to Middlesbrough Station. Threatened with closure as a pub in 2015. …
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Old Vicarage, High Coniscliffe
- Overview Map The former Vicarage of St Edwin's Church in High Coniscliffe dates from the 18th century, with the main building built c.1860. It is now private house and is …
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Heugh Battery
- Overview About Heugh Battery Map Street View The Heugh Gun Battery was built on the Headland in 1860 to protect the fast growing port of Hartlepool. The Battery guns were …
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Lady Waterford Hall
- Overview About the Hall Map Street View Lady Waterford Hall is located in Ford in Northumberland. The building was commissioned in 1860 by Louisa Anne, the Marchioness of Waterford, and …
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Methodist Chapel, Sinderhope
- Overview Map Street View Now converted for a private residence, the Primitive Methodist Jubilee Chapel in Sinderhope was built in 1860. It is Grade II listed on the National Heritage …
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Church of St Gregory the Great, Kirknewton
- Overview Map Street View St Gregory's is the parish church of Kirknewton in Northumberland. There has been a church on this site since at least the 11th century. The church …
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Lime Kilns
- Overview Map Street View The lime kilns at Castle Point on Lindisfarne are amongst the largest and best preserved lime kilns in Northumberland. They have a complex layout compared to …
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Loggia of Marton Hall, Stewart Park
- Overview Map Street View The Loggia (a long sheltered gallery or or corridor, which forms part of a house, typically with a side open to the garden) in Stewart Park …
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Smardale Gill Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View Smardale Gill Viaduct is just over a mile south-west of the village of Smardale in Cumbria. The viaduct was built for the South Durham and Lancashire Union …
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Newsham Colliery
- Hannah Pit of Newsham Colliery was sunk in 1860 to the Low Main seam, recorded as a depth of 99 fathoms (181m).[1]
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Marquis Point
- Former police station and originally Londonderry Offices. c.1860. This is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Waterford Fountain, Ford
- Overview Map Street View "This fountain is placed by Louisa Marchioness of Waterford in grateful and affectionate remembrance of her husband Henry 3rd Marquis of Waterford K.P. Born April 25th …
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Church of St John The Divine
- Overview Map Street View The Parish Church of St John the Divine in Acklington was built in 1860. It was designed by James Deason, for the Duke of Northumberland. The …
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Church of St John the Baptist, Garsdale
- Overview Map Street View St John the Baptist's Church in Garsdale was built in 1860, replacing an earlier church on this site. The church is Grade II listed on the …
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Three Shires Stone, Wrynose Pass
- Overview Map Street View The Three Shires Stone, at the top of Wrynose Pass near Little Langdale, marks the historic boundary of the old counties of Lancashire, Cumberland and Westmorland. …
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Chimney on North Shotton Farm
- Overview Map Street View This old engine house chimney is located by North Shotton farmhouse, in Shotton, Northumberland. The chimney is dated 1860 with initials MWR (Matthew White Ridley). The …
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004228:Black Gate Newcastle upon Tyne Unknown 1860
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from Newcastle libraries (flickr)
008670:Westgate Road Newcastle upon Tyne 1860
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from Newcastle libraries (flickr)
041010:Neville Hotel Neville Street Unknown c.1860
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from Newcastle libraries (flickr)
008775:Saint John's and Saint Nicholas's Churches Newcastle upon Tyne 1860
Pinned by Simon Cotterill
from Newcastle libraries (flickr)
017196:Central Exchange News Room Newcastle upon Tyne Unknown c.1860
Pinned by Simon Cotterill