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Forth Banks House


Forth Banks House is located on the corner of Pottery Lane and Forth Banks in Newcastle. It was originally built in c.1910 as a goods station warehouse for the North Eastern Railway Co, designed by William Bell.[1] Later it was used for workshops. The building has been renovated as part of the 'Stephenson Quarter'. Forth Banks House is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.

Forth Banks Grade II Listed Pottery Lane Historic Buildings and Monuments in Newcastle 1910
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FORMER GOODS STATION WAREHOUSE - Newcastle - List Entry
- "Includes: Former Goods Station Warehouse, POTTERY LANE Goods station warehouse, now general workshops. c1910. Designed by William Bell, for the North Eastern Railway Co., engineer LG Mouchel of Hennebique, using …
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List number: 1072614
List grade: 2
Borough: Newcastle
Grid ref: NZ2454763554

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