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040982:Christ Church Shieldfield Unknown 1863

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040972:Black Gate Newcastle upon Tyne Unknown 1863

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The Zetland, Saltburn-by-the-Sea

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008802:Central Station Newcastle upon Tyne 1863

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Night Train to Beamish - Furness Railway Number 20

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St Nicholas Buildings

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St Nicholas Buildings

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Portico, Newcastle Central Station, Neville Street

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Church of Holy Trinity, Startforth
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Church of Holy Trinity, Startforth
United Reformed Church, Thropton
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United Reformed Church, Thropton
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Plan to Reid's Handbook of Newcastle, 1863

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Vane Tempest Hall, Gilesgate
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Vane Tempest Hall, Gilesgate
- Overview Map Vane Tempest Hall, now a community centre of the Gilesgate Community and Welfare Association, is located in Gilesgate, Durham. It was originally built in 1863 as a militia …
Lands Viaduct (remains)
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Lands Viaduct (remains)
- Overview About Lands Viaduct Map Lands Viaduct was built in 1863 to carry the South Durham and Lancashire Union Railway over the River Gaunless. Gaunless Viaduct, also known as the …
Methold Houses, Beamish
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Methold Houses, Beamish
- Overview Map Street View Almshouses inscribed "1863 BUILT AND ENDOWED BY JOHN EDEN". The houses are Grade II Listed.
Cragside
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Cragside
- Overview About Cragside Map Street View Cragside was the country house and estate of industrialist Lord William Armstrong and Lady Margaret Armstrong. It was the first house in the world …
Rushpool Hall
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Rushpool Hall
The Zetland
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The Zetland
- Former Zetland Hotel, Saltburn
Elswick Leather Works (1863 - 1971)
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Elswick Leather Works (1863 - 1971)
- Elswick Leather Works (also known as Richardson's Tannery) was located in Elswick between Water Street and Dunn Street, by the north bank of the River Tyne. Richardson's was an established …
Barbon Manor
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Barbon Manor
Old School
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Old School
- The former school in Tallentire was built in 1863 by William Browne. The school closed during Second World War, when it was used as a hostel for the Land Army.[1] It was …
Church of St. Michael with St. Lawrence, Byker
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Church of St. Michael with St. Lawrence, Byker
Princes Buildings, Newcastle
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Princes Buildings, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Princes Buildings is a substantial block of buildings which straddle Queen Street (No.1-23), King Street (No. 2) and Akenside Hill (Nos 11-14) in Newcastle. They were designed …
Old Spa Well, nr Haydon Bridge
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Old Spa Well, nr Haydon Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Haydon Spa is located about 1 mile east of Haydon Bridge, situated in Spa Well Wood, near the south bank of the River Tyne. The spa …
Old Church of St George, Carlisle
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Old Church of St George, Carlisle
- Overview Map Street View The former Church of St. George, United Reformed Church, is located at 35 Warwick Road, Carlisle. Originally a English Presbyterian Church, the foundation stone was laid …
Shotley Hall
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Shotley Hall
- Overview Map Shotley Hall is located about ¼ mile west of Shotley Bridge. The Hall is in Northumberland, close to the border with County Durham. The house was built in …
Park House, Hawkshead
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Park House, Hawkshead
- Overview Map Street View Park House is located on Main Street (no. 34), in Hawkshead. The building dates from 1863 and was originally a school, built in the grounds of …

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