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Carliol Street


Carliol Street runs from Market Street to Carliol Square and runs on into John Dobson Street in Newcastle. The street takes its name from the 13th Century Carliol Tower, which used to be located near to where Carliol Street meets John Dobson Street. 

Streets Carliol Square Plummer House, Market Street East, Newcastle Carliol Tower Market Street
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035367:Carliol Street Newcastle upon Tyne Dept of Environmental Health c.1935

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035364:Carliol Street Newcastle upon Tyne Dept of Environmental Health c.1935

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022231:Carliol Street Newcastle upon Tyne Signey J. 1972

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025296:Carliol Street Central Newcastle upon Tyne City Engineers 1967

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015318:The New Railway Trafalgar Street/Carliol Place 1966

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042425:Carliol Street Newcastle upon Tyne Unknown c.1900

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Carliol Tower
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Carliol Tower
- Carliol Tower was a 2 storey semi-circular tower that was on the north-east section of the Medieval town walls of Newcastle. The upper room was rib-vaulted, and based on cannon …
Market Street
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Market Street
- Overview Map Street View Market Street in Newcastle runs from the west of the city centre near the central motorway to Grainger Street and the Grainger Market. Most of the …
Carliol Square
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Carliol Square
- Overview Map Street View Carliol Square is located on the east side of Newcastle city centre. The name derives from the Carilol family who once owned land here (the family …
Plummer House, Market Street East, Newcastle
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Plummer House, Market Street East, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Plummer House is located on Market Street East in Newcastle, siding on Croft Street and Carliol Street. It was originally built as banquet and assembly rooms …

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