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John Collingwood Bruce (1805 - 1892)

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Percy Street Academy (1806 - 1881)

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John Bruce (1775–1834)

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Wingates, Northumberland

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Rev. Robert Morrison (1783 - 1834)

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Opening of the Stanhope and Tyne Railway

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Stanhope and Tyne Railway

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Buston Barns Farmhouse

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Cart-shed and granary, Low Buston

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Low Buston Hall

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Lee Wyatt - This is my great grandfather. I've done a bit of research into my family history and believe it or not I still have what I believe is an original photograph of my great grandfather and his wife. ...

Added to Gretna Train Crash - A Wyatt, Pallion (injured) - 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Simon Cotterill - Hi Richard, Thanks for sharing this additional information. It is hard to imaging enduring such horrific conditions, let alone how James found the inner strength for such heroics. Interesting to...

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Richard Shaw - This was the second DCM awarded to James Pringle. Although having been awarded two DCM's he never spoke to his family about the circumstances. The only comment he ever made to his son was that the ...

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Gert - While excavating at Carchemish, Thomas Edward Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia) met Gertrude Bell.

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Simon Cotterill - Yes, absolutely. The more people who use/contribute the better! Thanks for your interest.

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Maz - That's brilliant Simon. You have taken my comment in the way which I intended and with good grace; so promptly too. May I continue to use your website please? It is fascinating.

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Simon Cotterill - Will also feed that back to Sitelines & Historic England which mention it as the only surviving example. Perhaps there is a point of clarification regarding the type of hydrolic machinery. List ent...

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Simon Cotterill - Hi Maz, Thanks so much for your comment. Yes, you are absolutely right about the swing bridge. I've reworded the description to clarify that the Accumulator Tower is a surviving example on the R...

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Maz - Simon - am I not right in saying its not the only hydraulic equipment on the Tyne, what about the Swing Bridge with hydraulics also invented by Armstrong? 'The hydraulic power still used to move th...

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Pat Thomson - The Bull Ring, North Shields

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