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- It looks like Heaton Baptist Church.

Added to 062657:Heaton Road Heaton Unknown Undated - 3 months, 1 week ago
- This looks like 190 Heaton Park Road.

Added to 070064:Heaton Park Road Heaton Unknown c.1910 - 3 months, 1 week ago
- This is now St. Gabriel's nursery.

Added to 064140:St. Gabriel's church hall Cartington Terrace Heaton Unknown 1995 - 3 months, 1 week ago
Michael Davis - MY Great grandfather, would like to know the football team he played for, I was told he was quite good , think the team might be Chopwell , his son was called Alfred Nelson he was killed at work 1961…

Added to James Nelson, Blaydon, killed in action - 4 months, 2 weeks ago
Simon Cotterill - Steve McGarry pointed out that this is definitely not English Martyrs Church (c1992) Clearly it is different to todays church, built 1963. Could it possibly be the original English Martrs church o…

Added to 058988:English Martyrs Church Stamfordham Road Fenham c.1992 [See Comments] - 5 months ago
Simon Cotterill - Hi Steve. Thanks for pointing is out. The text "A view of the exterior of English Martyrs Church Stamfordham Road Fenham taken c.1992." comes from Newcastle Libraries collection. Clearly it is differ…

Added to Fenham - 5 months ago
Steve McGarry - The photo pinned by Simon Cotterill is definitely not English Martyrs Church (c1992), it's another church entirely.

Added to Fenham - 5 months, 3 weeks ago
Simon Cotterill - Thanks for that information David

Added to 056900:Town Walls Unknown Undated - 7 months ago
Simon Cotterill - the artist responsible for the above drawing/sketch is Robert JS Bertram, 1871-1953 who amongst other achievements was Master of Design at Armstrong College, Newcastle (later King's College & Newcast…

Added to 056900:Town Walls Unknown Undated - 7 months ago
Deborah Rompen - Private Oscar Rompen - listed as missing - I believe this man was my great-uncle. I recall my grandfather, Victor Emmanuel Rompen, who also served in WWI, mentioning Oscar. I regret I cannot give an…

Added to Hetton-le-Hole at War - 7 months, 1 week ago

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