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Church of St Ann, City Road


St Ann's Church is located by City Road / Breamish Street in the Battlefield area of Newcastle. The parish church was built 1764-1768 for the Corporation of Newcastle and designed by William Newton.[1] It replaced a small chapel established here in the 14th/15th century.[2] Stone taken from the section of the Town Walls, which used to run alongside the Quayside, was used in the construction of the new church. It was consecrated by Bishop Trevor on Friday 2nd September 1768[3]. The church is a Grade I Listed building on the National Heritage List for England.

City Road Churches and Cathedrals Grade I Listed 1768 William Newton (1730–1798) Byker Historic Buildings and Monuments in Newcastle Battlefield
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002963:St. Anne's Church City Road Newcastle upon Tyne Unknown c.1770
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008239:St. Anne's Church City Road Newcastle upon Tyne Unknown c.1912
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St Ann's Church, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Tyneside
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065423:St. Anne's Church City Road Newcastlwe upon Tyne Unknown 1990s
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016494:St. Anne's Church City Road Newcastle upon Tyne Unknown 1968
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William Newton (1730–1798)
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William Newton (1730–1798)
- Overview About William Newton William Newton (1730–1798) was an architect who worked in Newcastle and the North East. William Newton (1730–1798) was an English architect who worked mainly in Newcastle …
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St Ann's Church, Battlefield
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The Church of St. Ann, City Road, NE1 - porch
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St Ann, City Road, Newcastle
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The Church of St. Ann, City Road, NE1
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Tomb in the churchyard of The Church of St. Ann, City Road, NE1
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Tyne and Wear HER(9150): Byker, City Road, Church of St. Ann
- "Parish church. 1764-68 by William Newton for the Corporation of Newcastle. Sandstone ashlar; Lakeland slate roof. Rectangular with west porch and shallow east apse; west tower above nave. 3 steps …
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St Ann's Church
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St Ann's Church, City Road, Newcastle
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St Ann's Church War Memorial
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St Ann's Chapel, Newcastle
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St Ann’s, Battlefield
- Official Website of the Church. Includes a section on history of the church and predecessor chapel. "...In 1334, Robert the Squire of Byker, granted to John Sergerstane, a hermit, a …
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Tyne and Wear HER(1421): Byker, Chapel of St. Ann
- "In 1344 Robert of Byker granted to John Segerstane, a hermit, a plot of land in Byker 200 feet square, and a lane 20 feet wide extending from the plot …
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List grade: 1
List number: 1355222
Tyne & Wear HER: 9150
Post code: NE1 6PY
Borough: Newcastle
Grid ref: NZ2606364276

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