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The King's Head, Blyth
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The King's Head, Blyth
- Overview Map Street View The Kings Head Cafe is located on Bridge Street in Blyth. Formerly, it was the Kings Head Hotel. The hotel was built in the late 19th century …
Former Harbour Commissioner's Offices
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Former Harbour Commissioner's Offices
- Overview Map Street View The former Harbour Commissioner's Offices are located on the corner of Bridge Street and Plessey Road in Blyth. They were built in 1913 by Cackett and …
Old Police Station, Blyth
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Old Police Station, Blyth
- Overview Map Street View The former Police Station is located on the south side of Bridge Street in Blyth. The Police Station was built in 1896 by John Cresswell, the County …
The Quay (Pub)
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The Quay (Pub)
- Overview Map Street View The Quay is a public house on Bridge Street, by the junction with Quay Road in Blyth. It was formerly known as the Boathouse Tavern and …
Former Lloyds Bank
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Former Lloyds Bank
- Overview Map Street View The Maharaj's Lounge is located at No. 33 Bridge Street in Blyth. The building was originally built in 1898 as a Lloyds Bank. The building is …

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