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002476:Axwell Park Blaydon. Black-and-white photograph around 1920
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000384:Axwell Park engraving 1786
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Axwell Park, Blaydon
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Axwell Hall
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Axwell Hall (derelict) 2003
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AXWELL PARK AND STEPS AND BALUSTRADES TO SOUTH - List Entry
- "Large house 1758 by Paine for Sir Thomas Clavering. Built by John Bell of Durham. Altered 1817 to 1818 by John Dobson. Ashlar; roof of graduated Lakeland slate. 3 storeys ...
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Axwell Hall in Derwent Valley to be converted into 20 homes as it gets new lease of life at last
- Chronicle 26 JAN 2016. "The conversion is good news for the 18th century mansion and parkland, which once competed with neighbouring Gibside.....But Axwell Hall, the Palladian seat of the ...
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List number: 1025206
List grade: 2*
Borough: Gateshead
Grid ref: NZ1911262042

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