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All Saint's Churchyard, Newcastle


The churchyard of All Saints Church on Akenside Hill, by the lower end of Pilgrim Street and Dog Bank, is a significant green space in the centre of Newcastle. From the cemetary are great view of the Tyne Bridge. The churchyard is on the Local List of buildings, structures, parks, gardens and open spaces of special local architectural or historic lnterest ('Local List') for Newcastle.

All Saints Church Local List Historic Buildings and Monuments in Newcastle
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All Saints Church, Pilgrim Street - churchyard
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Tyne and Wear HER(9864): All Saint's Churchyard
- All Saint’s Cemetery on Akenside Hill is a small cemetery and is an area of open green space and peace in a closely built part of the city. The south …
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Tyne & Wear HER: 9864
Borough: Newcastle
Grid ref: NZ25286402

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