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Blyth Bandstand


Blyth Bandstand dates from c.1929.[1] It is situated by the South Beach promenade, in Beach Gardens, which were laid out by 1950. The bandstand is considered an iconic landmark and regularly plays host to live music.

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Bandstand in Beach Gardens, Blyth
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Bandstand in the Beach Gardens
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Crowds at the Bandstand in Beach Gardens, Blyth
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Bandstand, South Beach, Blyth
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A new lease of light for Blyth Bandstand
- News: 12 Feb 2019. "An iconic coastal landmark will soon be shining bright again after the council agreed to reinstall the lights at Blyth Bandstand. The bandstand near South Beach …
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Live music at Blyth Bandstand - Facebook
- Facebook page: Live music at Blyth Bandstand
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Bandstand, Blyth
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Keys to the Past HER: N23757
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NZ32017983

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