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714529:Glasshouse Bridge Unknown c. 1890
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050989:Glasshouse bridge Unknown 1907
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003362:Glasshouse Bridges Byker 1906
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Glasshouse Bridge
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Glasshouse Bridge and Tyne Pub
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Ouseburn Barrage & The Tyne Bar, Maling Street
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The Ouseburn Barrage
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The Ouseburn meets the Tyne
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Tyne and Wear HER(9872): Ouseburn, New Glasshouse Bridge
- "....The 6-arch brick road bridge was built in 1878 and provided easier access to the industrial sites along the river bank. The name is derived from the former Glass Houses …
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051104 Ouseburn Glasshouse c1910
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Old Glasshouse Bridge, Ouseburn
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Old Glasshouse Bridge, Ouseburn
- The Glass house bridge over the Ouseburn, east of Newcastle, was of wood until 1669, when it was built of stone by Thomas Wrangham, shipwright, on account of lands which …
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"Indoor" beer garden, The Tyne, Ouseburn
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