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1990s Wearmouth Colliery (1835-1993) Tall Ships Race, 1993 Bottle of Notes, Middlesbrough
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Wearmouth Colliery Nov 1993
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Workers Getting Back to Work at Westoe
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from Newcastle libraries (flickr)
062398:Eldon Garden Percy Street Newcastle upon Tyne City Engineers 1993
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059601:Tall Ships Fireworks Display Newcastle upon Tyne City Engineers 1993
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from Newcastle libraries (flickr)
060089:Lord Mayor's Parade Northumberland Street Newcastle upon Tyne Unknown 1993
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Wearmouth Colliery Miners
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"Earth Warriors At Jesmond Dean"
- The historical story and pictures of some of the protesters against the building of Cradlewell Bypass, which involved cutting down 180 mature trees, some of which were over 200 years ...
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Wearmouth Colliery (1835-1993)
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Wearmouth Colliery (1835-1993)
- Overview About Wearmouth Colliery Wearmouth Colliery in Sunderland was sunk from 1826-1834 and at the time it began producing coal in 1835 it was the deepest mine in the world ...
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That Was the Year That Was - 1993
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Bottle of Notes, Middlesbrough
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Bottle of Notes, Middlesbrough
- Overview Map Street View Bottle of Notes is a sculpture by Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen, which was unveiled on the 24th of September&nbsp;1993. It is located on Centre ...

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