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Claremont Road


Clarmont Road is a street in Newcastle, which is 1.2 miles long and runs in a rougly north-westerly direction from Barras Bridge in the City Centre, up to the residential area of Spital Tongues, and ends at the junction with Grandstand Road and the A167. At the south of Clarmont Road are the Hancock Museum, Armstrong Memorial and serveral buildings of Newcastle University, including the Farrell Cente (Claremont Buildings), Henry Daysh Building (aka Clarmont Tower), Stephenson Building, Cassie Building and Ridley Buildings). After the junction with Queen Victoria Road, there is an entrance to Exhibition Park and going north is Spital Tongues with residential terraces and and the North Terrace (pub), St Lukes Church (1890) and Chimney Mill (1782). In the past, Northern Coachbuilders works were located between the church and Chimney Mill.

Streets Great North Museum: Hancock Cassie Building Stephenson Building King's Road Ridley Buildings Chimney Mill Henry Daysh Building Spital Tongues Church of St Luke, Spital Tongues Farrell Centre (Claremont Buildings) North Terrace (pub), Spital Tongues Northern Coachbuilders Ltd, Spital Tongues St Luke’s Church Hall, Spital Tongues
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062892:North Terrace Claremont Road Unknown 1995
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023154:Claremont Road Spital Tongues Unknown c.1910
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027357:St. Luke's Church Claremont Road/Claremont Terrace Spital Tongues Unknown c.1910
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Spital Tongues
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Spital Tongues
- Overview About Spital Tongues Map Timeline Street View Spital Tongues is a historic area in the north west of Newcastle upon Tyne. It had been a separate village until the …
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066811:Claremont Road Spital Tongues Unknown 1971
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054263:Northern Coachbuilders Ltd Claremont Road Spital Tongues Riddell 1939
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044458:Claremont Road Spital Tongues City Engineers 1966
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054248:Northern Coachbuilders Ltd Claremont Road Spital Tongues Riddell c.1939
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033763:Chimney Mills windmill Claremont Road Spital Tongues Unknown 1977
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036838:Claremont Road Spital Tongues Dept of Environmental Health c.1935
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013460:Antique Shop Claremont Road Newcastle upon Tyne 1964
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027033:St. Mary Magdalene Hospital Newcastle upon Tyne Unknown c.1910
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Great North Museum: Hancock
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Great North Museum: Hancock
- Overview About the Museum Map Street View The museum was established in 1884 to house the growing collections of the Natural History Society of Northumbria. It was named after John …
Ridley Buildings
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Ridley Buildings
- Overview Map Street View The Ridley Buildings of Newcastle University are located on the corner of Queen Victoria Road and Claremont Road, the main entrances are via the pedestrianised Lover's …
Stephenson Building
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Stephenson Building
- Overview Map Street View The Stephenson Building at Newcastle University is located on Claremont Road. The current building opened in September 2023. It was built to be  a School of Engineering …
Cassie Building
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Cassie Building
- Overview Map Street View The Cassie Building at Newcastle University was built in 1955. The main entrance is on Kensington Walk - a walkway between Claremont Road and Kensington Terrace. …
Henry Daysh Building
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Henry Daysh Building
- Overview Map Street View The Henry Daysh Building of Newcastle University is located on Claremont Road. It was previously known as Claremont Tower, built in 1968, interconnected with the Daysh …

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