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Grade II* Listed
The National Heritage List for England (NHLE) includes buildings, scheduling monuments, registering parks, gardens and battlefields, and wreck sites - which are of special interest (cultural, historical, architectural etc) nationally. Inclusion on the list provides legal protection to the building or site to make sure that any future changes to it do not result in the loss of its significance. Grade II* buildings are particularly important buildings of more than special interest. They make up 5.5% of buildings in the National Heritage List for England : http://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/
Below are some of the Grade II* listed buildings and sites in the North East of England and Cumbria. This page is not intended to be a complete list of Grade II* buildings, just those with profiles on Co-Curate.
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Central Arcade
- Overview Map Street View Inside The Central Arcade was built in 1906 and designed by Oswald and Son, of Newcastle. It is contained within the Central Exchange Buildings which were built Richard …
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Church of St Thomas the Martyr
- Overview About the Church Map Street View St Thomas The Martyr's Church is located on the junction of Barras Bridge and St Mary's Place in Newcastle. The present church was …
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Civic Centre
- Overview About the Civic Centre Map Street View The Civic Centre is the main administrative centre for Newcastle City Council located by Barras Bridge and St Mary's Place, next to St …
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Central Exchange Buildings
- Overview Map Street View The Central Exchange is a triangular building, designed by John Wardle and George Walker and built by Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of Newcastle …
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Fulwell Windmill
- Overview Map Street View "Fulwell Windmill started to appear on the Sunderland skyline in 1806 and became the familiar landmark we know today when opened in 1808. Built for Joseph …
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Horsley Tower
- Overview Street View The fortified towerhouse in Longhorsley was built by the Horsley family in the 16th century at a time when there were frequent boarder raids and hostilities with …
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Cleadon House
- Overview Map Street View A large house on Front Street in Cleadon, built c1738 for local South Shields glass manufacturer John Dagnia.[1] After John Dagnia's death in 1743, the house …
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Tees Transporter Bridge
- Overview History Facts & Figures Map Street View The Tees Transporter Bridge was opened on the 17th October 1911 by Prince Arthur of Connaught. The bridge over the River Tees connects Middlesbrough, on the south bank, …
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Pottergate Tower
- Overview Map Street View Pottergate Tower in Alnwick was formerly part of the town's medieval defences. The tower was rebuilt in 1768 to a design by Mr Henry Bell. It …
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Twizell Castle
- Overview About Twizell Castle Map Street View Twizell Castle stands on a bend of the River Till near Twizell Bridge, about 3 miles north-west of Cornhill-on-Tweed in Northumberland. A medieval tower house on …
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Assembly Rooms
- Overview Map Street View Designed by architect William Newton, this Georgian building was completed in 1776. The building was funded by members of the nobility, gentry and prominent citizens who …
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Keelman's Hospital
- Overview Map Street View Keelmen’s Hospital on City Road in Newcastle was built in 1701. It was built by the keelmen of Newcastle as an alms house for sick and …
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Close, No. 32 (The Cooperage)
- Overview Map Street View No. 32, Close is the most complete timber-framed building from the late medieval period in Newcastle, lucky to survive the Great Fire of 1854. It was …
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Collingwood Monument
- Overview About the Monument Map Street View The Collingwood Monument was built in 1845 in honour of Admiral Lord Collingwood, who led the British Fleet to victory at the Battle …
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Souter Lighthouse
- Overview About Souter Lighthouse Map Street View Souter Lighthouse is located on Lizard point on the South Tyneside coast, between Marsden and Whitburn. It was built in 1871 by Sir …
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Sunderland Empire Theatre
- Overview About Sunderland Empire Map The Empire is a 1,860 seat theatre located on High Street West in Sunderland SR1 3EX. The Empire was opened on 1st July 1907 by variety …
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Lighthouse, Roker Cliff Park
- The lighthouse was originally built in 1856 on Sunderland's South Pier. In 1983 it was dismantled to allow for harbour improvements, and then re-erected in Roker Cliff Park, between Roker …
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Yarm Bridge
- In c.1400 Bishop Skirlaw of Durham built this stone bridge across the River Tees. The bridge was widened at a later date. It is still in use as a road …
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Grey Towers
- Overview Map Street View Grey Towers is a large country house built 1865-1867 for William Hopkins, ironmaster and Mayor of Middlesbrough. It is faced with whinstone, which is unusual compared …
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Dock Clock Tower
- Overview Street View The current clock tower was built at the turn of the century (some time between 1870 and 1903) as Middlesbrough's docks were redeveloped. It replaced an earlier …
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Church of St John the Evangelist
- Overview Timeline Map Street View The Church of St John the Evangelist is located by the junction of Marton Road and North Ormesby Road in Middlesbrough. The church was built …
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Empire Mecca Social Club
- "Built in 1897 as a music hall The Middlesbrough Empire has played host to a variety of performers including Charlie Chaplin, Laurel & Hardy, The Scissor Sisters, The Arctic Monkeys …
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Webb House, 7 Zetland Road
- Overview Street View No. 7, Zetland Road, Middlesbrough, was constructed for ironmasters Bell Brothers between 1881 and 1891. It was the only commercial building ever designed by Philip Webb, the …
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Middlesbrough Town Hall
- Overview About the Town Hall Map Street View The gothic style Town Hall and Municipal Buildings on Albert Road & Corporation Road in Middlesbrough were built between 1883-1889, and replaced …
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Close, No. 35 (Quayside Bar)
- Overview Map Street View The Quayside (Wetherspoons, previously No 1 Llyods Bar) is a public house and restaurant at no. 35 Close, by the Newcastle Quayside. The building dates back …
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Cloth Market, Nos. 12, 14 and 16
- Overview Map Street View Houses, now shops and business premises on Cloth Market, Newcastle. This was formerly the White Hart Inn, a coaching inn built in the late 16th century. …
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Church of St Chad, Bensham
- Overview Map Street View "St Chad's Church was consecrated in 1903. The church was designed by William Searle Hicks in the style of the Arts and Crafts movement, and built …
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Crow Hall
- A county house from the early 1700's, which gives its name to Crowhall Lane in Felling, where it is located. It is a private dwelling. Now a Grade 2* Listed …
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Church of St Helen, Low Fell
- Overview Map Street View "The Parish of Saint Helen owes its existence to the large population explosion experienced by industrial centres of the nineteenth century. Until then Low Fell had …
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Ravensworth Castle
- Overview About the Castle Map A Grade II* listed building and Scheduled Monument. There are three phases to the castle; a medieval quadrangular castle, an 18th century country house, and …
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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 …
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Greta Bridge (bridge)
- Overview Map Street View The stone bridge over the River Greta at Great Bridge village in County Durham, was built in 1773 by John Carr for John Sawry Morritt. It replaced …
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Church of St Mary, Rokeby
- Overview Map Street View St Mary's is a Parish Church in Rokeby, County Durham. The church was consecrated 1778, and believed to be designed by Sir Thomas Robinson.It replaced an …
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Tanfield Hall
- Overview Map Street View Tanfield Hall is a private dwelling on Front Street in Tanfield, County Durham. The three storey Hall is a Grade 2* Listed building on the National …
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Holywell Hall, nr Brancepeth
- Hollywell Hall, in the hamlet of Holywell near Brancepeth in County Durham, is a large county house dating back to the 16th century. The main block was built in the …
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Tynemouth Station
- Overview About the Station History Map Street View Tynemouth Station opened on 7th July 1882. It was designed by William Bell for the North Eastern Railway Company (NER). It replaced …
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Witton Castle
- Overview About Map Witton Castle is a much-altered 15th-century castle, which is the centrepiece of a holiday and caravan country park at Witton le Wear, near Bishop Auckland, County …
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Former British Gas Engineering Research Station
- Overview Map Street View This former British Gas Research Station is located off Station Road in Killigworth. It was originally built 1966-1967, designed by Ryder and Yates, and extended. It …
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Dial Cottage, West Moor near Killingworth
- Overview Map Street View The plaque above the door of Dial Cottage reads: "George Stephenson engineer. Inventor of the Locomotive Engine lived in this cottage from (1805 to 1823), his …
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Church of St Cuthbert
- Overview Map Street View St Cuthbert's Church in Bedlington can be dated back to the 10th Century and was built on the site of an earlier church.[1] The remains of …
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Hartford Hall
- Overview Map Hartford Hall is a large country house located by Hartford Bridge near Bedlington in Northumberland. The Hall was built in 1807 by William Stokoe for William Burdon (1764–1818), …
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Cleadon Water Tower
- Overview Detail Map Street View Cleadon Water Tower is a prominent landmark based on the Cleadon Hills. The chimney was for a Victorian steam-powered pumping station, built 1860 to 1862 …
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Church of St Michael's and all Angels
- Overview Map Street View Inside St Michael's and all Angels Church in Alwinton dates from the 12th Century, though much of it was rebuilt in 1851. The Church is Grade …
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Etal Manor
- Overview Map A large country house in Etal, Northumberland, built in 1748. It was extended in 1767 for William Carr, and again in 1888 for James Laing. The Manor is …
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Scargill Castle
- Overview Map Scargill was originally built in the late 12th century by Warren de Scargill whilst he was overseeing building work at the nearby Bowes Castle. King Edward II is …
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Church of St Matthew, Summerhill Street
- Overview Map Street View St Matthew's Church on Summerhill Street in the Summerhill area of Newcastle, close to Big Lamp. The parish church was built in 1877, designed by R.J. …
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Orangery
- Overview Map Street View Built in the late 18th century the organgery is located on the south of the Gibside estate. It is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage …
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Church of St Peter
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St. Peter in Wallsend was built in 1809 and extensively modified in 1892. The church is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage …
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Lions House
- Overview Map A Grade 2* listed building situated by the Town Walls of Berwick-upon-Tweed.
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Royal Tweed Bridge
- Overview History and Design Map Street View The Royal Tweed Bridge in Berwick-upon-Tweed was officially opened by the Prince of Wales on 16th May 1928. Grade 2* listed. The Royal …
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Neville Hall and Wood Memorial Hall
- Overview Map Street View Neville Hall is a distinctive gothic building on Westgate Road in Newcastle, near the junction with Neville Street. It was built 1869 - 1872 and designed …
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Emerson Chambers
- Overview Map Street View Emerson Chambers was built in 1903 on Blackett Street in Newcastle. It was designed by Simpson, Lawson and Rayne - built as a high-end restaurant, complete …
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George Stephenson's Birthplace
- Overview Map Street View About half a mile north-west of Wylam is the humble birthplace of great railway pioneer, George Stephenson, who was born in 1781. The entire Stephenson family lived in just one …
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Headlam Hall
- Overview About Headlam Hall Map Street View Headlam Hall is a 17th Century country house in the village of Headlam, near Gainford, in County Durham. The Hall is now a …
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Winston Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The bridge over the River Tees near Winston in Counry Durham was built in 1762-1763, designed by Sir Thomas Robinson[1]. The bridge is notable for its …
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Stubb House
- Overview Map Stubb House is a 17th Century country house located beterrn Winston and Whorlton in County Durham. The house is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List for …
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Wycliffe Hall
- Overview Map Street View A medieval fortified house in Wycliffe, County Durham, which was substantially remodelled in the early-mid 18th Century. The North-west wing was built c.1780, as museum for …
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Whorlton Suspension Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The toll bridge over the River Tees at Whorlton, County Durham, was opened in 1831. It was designed by John and Benjamin Green of Newcastle, who …
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St Andrew's Church, Crook
- St Andrew's, Crook, Methodist / United Reformed Church is located on Dawson Street in Crook, County Durham. The Church, formerly Crook Central Methodist Church, built in 1868, is Grade II* …
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Kirkleatham Museum
- Overview Map Street View "Kirkleatham Museum is the local history museum for the Borough of Redcar & Cleveland with a treasure trove of artefacts and exhibitions set on three floors …
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Statue of Justice, Sir William Turners Hospital
- Statue of Justice in Courtyard of Sir William Turners Hospital c.1720
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Kirkleatham Hall Farm
- Kirkleatham Hall Farm was the stable block and coach houses fpr the former Kirkleatham Hall (demolished 1955). Built in the 18th Centry it is a Grade 2* listed building.
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Church of St. Cuthbert
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St. Cuthbert in Blyth, Northumberland was built in 1892. It replaced an earlier church built in 1751; at that time Blyth was part …
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Orangery
- Built in the early 18th century the organgery is located in the walled garden of Seaton Delaval Hall. It is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Legs Cross
- Overview Map Street View Near Bolam, County Durham. "The base and fragment of a cross shaft dating from the 9th century. A rough cut rectangular sandstone base, badly worn, but …
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Church of St Mary the Virgin
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St Mary the Virgin is located on South Street, West Rainton in County Durham. The parish church was built in 1864. Its tower …
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Christ Church
- Overview Map Street View The Parish church in Shieldfield was built 1859-1861 by A.B. Higham. The church and hall is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List for England. …
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Roberts Battery
- Robert's Battery at Old Hartley was a defensive site dating from the First World War. When a battleship which had been permanently based on the river Tyne was redeployed in …
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Church of St. Edwin, High Coniscliffe
- Overview Map Street View The Parish church in High Coniscliffe was originally built c.1170 and the tower parapet and spire dates from the 14th century. The church underwent a major …
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Church of St Ebba, Ebchester
- Overview Map Street View The Parish Church of Ebchester was built 12th century, with extensive rebuilding in 1892 by C.H. Fowler. The church tower was added and the nave extended …
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Adderstone Hall
- Overview About Adderstone Hall Map Street View A large Georgian manor house in Adderstone Grange near Lucker in Northumberland. The house, on the site of a much older estate, was built in …
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North Gosforth Chapel (ruins)
- Overview Map Street View The remains of the medieval chapel in North Gosforth were uncovered when the Melton Park housing estate was built in the 1950s.[1] The earliest documentary reference …
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Church of St John Lee, Acomb
- Overview Map Street View Aerial View The Parish Church of St John Lee, in Acomb, Northumberland, is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Church of St. Mary
- Overview Map Street View The church of St.Mary the Virgin in the centre of the village of Lesbury dates back to 1147 but is thought to have been preceded by …
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Limekilns, Littlemill
- There are 2 large limekilns at Littlemill West Quarry, just over a mile north west of Longhoughton in Northumberland. One is 18th century, the other 19th century. The 18th century …
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Lambley Viaduct
- Overview About Lambley Viaduct Map Lambley viaduct was built by the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway in 1852 to carry the Haltwhistle to Alston branch line over the River South Tyne at …
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Lilburn Tower
- 1829 January 3. The foundation stone of a new and mansion-house, to be executed in the Gothic style, for John William Collingwood esq ., at Lilburn Tower, near Wooler, in …
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Monkwearmouth Station Museum
- "The new railway station in North Bridge Street, Monkwearmouth was opened on 19 June 1848. It was the new Sunderland terminus for the Brandling Junction Railway, opened in 1839, that …
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Old Manor House
- Overview Map The manor house in Mitford, Northumberland, dates from the 16th century. The manor house is located in a bend of the River Wansbeck, close to St Marys Church …
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Church of St. James, Shilbottle
- Overview Map Street View St. James' is the parish church in Shilbottle. The present church was built in 1884 on the site of a Norman church, and was designed by …
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Matfen Hall
- Overview About Matfen Hall Map Street View Matfen Hall was a country house built for by Sir Edward Blackett in 1832-6 on the site of an earlier Jacobean house in …
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Wylam Station
- Overview About Wylam Station Map Street View Wylam Station was built in 1835 for the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway. It is one of the earliest stations in the world still …
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Church of St Thomas, Stanhope
- Overview Map Street View St Thomas' is the parish church in Stanhope, County Durham. The church was built in the 12th century, with the chancel and upper part of the …
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Bridge over the Wear
- Overview Map Street View This stone bridge over the River Wear just west of Stanhope dates from medieval times. The bridge now carries the B6278 road. It is Grade II* …
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Unthank Hall
- Overview Map Unthank Hall is a 16th century manor house in Stanhope located near the south banks of the River Wear, close to Stanhope Ford. The hall is Grade II* …
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Brandling House
- Overview Map Street View Brandling House is a hospitality and conference centre at Gosforth Park Racecourse. It was originally built as a country house between 1755-1764 for Charles Brandling, a …
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Horden Hall
- Overview Map Street View Horden Hall is a manor house built in the mid 17th century located at the north end of Horden in County Durham. The building is thought …
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Church of St Peter, Elwick
- Overview Map Street View St Peter's Church is located at the top of Church Bank in Elwick. The church was built in the late 12th century, with a major restoration …
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Bywell Hall
- Overview About Bywell Hall Map Bywell Hall is a privately owned 18th-century country house situated on the north bank of the River Tyne at Bywell, Northumberland. It is Grade …
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St Mary's Chapel
- Overview Map Street View Pilgrim Street in Newcastle is so named because of the many pilgrims traveling that way to St Mary's Chapel in Jesmond; "THERE was an Inn in …
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Church of St.James
- Overview Map Street View St. James's United Reformed Church is located on Northumberland Road in Newcastle. It was built 1882-1884 by T. Lewis Banks, originally as a Congregational Church. The people …
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Accumulator Tower, Albert Edward Dock
- Overview Map Street View The hydraulic accumulator tower is located in what today is the Royal Quays Marina in North Shields. The 2 story tower was built in 1882 for …
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Longhirst Hall
- Overview Map Street View Longhirst Hall near Morpeth in Northumberland was built in 1824. It was designed by John Dobson for the land owner, William Lawson, who became wealthy from …
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Church of the Holy Trinity
- Overview Map Street View The Holy Trinity Church in Jesmond is located on the corner of Jesmond Road and Churchill Gardens. The Parish church was built in 1908 by Hicks …
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Stephenson Monument
- Overview Map Street View This monument to the eminent engineer George Stephenson is located on the junction of Westgate Road and Neville Street in Newcastle, near Central Station. The decision …
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Lady Waterford Hall
- Overview About the Hall Map Street View Lady Waterford Hall is located in Ford in Northumberland. The building was commissioned in 1860 by Louisa Anne, the Marchioness of Waterford, and …
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Terrace, east side of Old Eldon Square
- Overview Map Street View The terrace buildings on the east side of Old Eldon Square off Blackett Street in Newcastle were built by 1831 by Richard Grainger to the designs …
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War Memorial, Old Eldon Square
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Old Eldon Square in Newcastle was unveiled on the 26th of September 1923 by Field Marshal Earl Haig and dedicated by the …
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Statue of Queen Victoria, St Nicholas' Square
- Overview Map Street View The bronze statue of Queen Victoria in St Nicholas' Square, Newcastle, was unveiled on the 24th of April 1903.[1] "The gift of W.H. Stephenson to commemorate 500 …
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Lemington Glass Works (1787-1997)
- Overview About Lemmington Glass Works Map Street View Lemington Glass Works was the site of glass production in Lemington, Newcastle upon Tyne, England, for over 200 years. All that …
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Lighthouse, Coquet Island
- Overview Map The lighthouse on Coquet Island in Northumberland was built in 1841 by Trinity House. The lighthouse complex includes a lighthouse-keeper's cottage which was built into the ruins of …
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Church of St Gregory the Great, Kirknewton
- Overview Map Street View St Gregory's is the parish church of Kirknewton in Northumberland. There has been a church on this site since at least the 11th century. The church …
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Hartlepool Art Gallery / Christ Church
- Overview About Hartlepool Art Gallery Map Street View Inside Christ Church on Church Square in Hartlepool was built for, what was then, the new and rapidly growing town of West …
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Clock Tower
- Overview About the Clock Tower Map Street View The Clock Tower on Old Gate in Morpeth was built in the early 17th century, using stone from an earlier Medieval building. …
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Telford Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Telford Bridge (aka 'New Bridge') in Morpeth was built 1829 - 1831 by Thomas Telford.[1] The stone bridge carries the A192 road over the River Wansbeck. …
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Court House
- Overview Map Street View The Court House in Morpeth was built in 1822, and designed by John Dobson in the style of a medieval castle.[1] It was originally part of …
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Chapel of St. Cuthbert, Inner Farne
- The Chapel of St. Cuthbert on the Farne Islands dates back to the 13th century or earlier. It was rebuilt in the 14th century and restored in the mid 19th …
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Barmoor Castle
- Overview Barmoor Castle Map Barmoor Castle was first recorded in 1341 when the Muschampe family was granted a licence to crenellate. In 1415 it was described as a fortalice. Barmoor was …
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Apollo Pavilion, Peterlee
- Overview About Apollo Pavilion Map Street View The Apollo Pavilion, also known as the Pasmore Pavilion, is a piece of public art in the new town of Peterlee in …
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Craster Arms Hotel
- Overview Map Street View The Craster Arms is a hotel, bar and restaurant located on The Wynding in Beadnell. The rear of the building incorporates the remains of a medieval …
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Friarside Chapel, nr Burnopfield
- Overview Map High Friarside Hospice was a Medieval leper hospital, located just south of the River Derwent, north of Burnopfield and south of Rowlands Gill, in County Durham. The hospital was founded …
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Hilton Hall
- Overview Map Street View Hilton Hall is a house in Hilton Village in County Durham. The bulk of the house dates from the 16th century, with 17th and 18th century …
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Barforth Hall
- Overview Map Barforth Hall is a farmhouse which was once the manor house of Barforth. The Barforth estate came into the possession of the Pudsey family during the reign of Edward …
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St Peter ad Vincula Church
- Overview Map Street View The old Church of St. Peter ad Vincula (St Peter in chains) is located on the Green in Thornaby-on-Tees. The building dates from the 12th century, …
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Dalden Tower
- Overview Map Street View Dalden Tower, is located in Seaham in the Dean which runs to Dalton-le-Dale. The pele-tower is the most prominent part of the remains of what was …
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Wynyard Hall
- Overview About Wynyard Hall Map Street View Wynyard Park, sometimes known as Wynyard Hall is a large country house in County Durham, England. The house used to be the …
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Hexham Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Hexham Bridge carries the A6079 road over the River Tyne at Hexham. The nine arched stone bridge was built in 1793, designed by John Smeaton and …
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Coldstream Bridge
- Overview About Coldstream Bridge Map Street View Coldstream Bridge, linking Coldstream, Scottish Borders with Cornhill-on-Tweed, Northumberland, is an 18th-century Grade II* listed bridge between England and Scotland, across the …
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Rey Cross, Bowes
- Rey Cross, in the civil parish of Bowes. Base and fragment of a 10th century cross shaft, which is believed to have been erected by King Edwin of Northumbria to …
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The Castle, Castle Eden
- Overview About Castle Eden Map The Castle at Castle Eden is an 18th-century mansion house and a Grade II* listed building. No trace remains of the medieval castle of …
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Preston Tower
- Overview About Preston Tower Map Preston Tower is a 14th century pele tower in Preston, near Chathill, in Northumberland. The Tower is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List …
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The Arches
- "The Arches" were originally built in 1735 as the courtyard gateway to Wallington Hall. However, later they proved too narrow for coaches and were moved and re-erected as an eyecatcher …
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Dragons' Heads
- Overview Map Street View A group of 4 carved dragons' heads is located on the lawns to the east of Wallington, and can be seen from the on the approach …
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Old All Saints Church, Skelton
- Overview Map The old All Saints Church in Skelton-in-Cleveland was built c1785, on site of an earlier medieval church.[1] The secluded church, located east of the village, is set in …
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Balder Bridge, Cotherstone
- Overview Map Street View The stone road bridge over the River Balder at Cotherstone dates back to the 15th century. It was rebuilt c.1681 and the upstream side of the …
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Church of St Anne, Ancroft
- Overview Map Street View St Anne's is the parish church of Ancroft. It was built by the monks of Holy Island, in the early Norman period, or possibly earlier. The …
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Pallinsburn House
- Overview About Pallinsburn House Map Street View Pallinsburn House is an 18th-century country house situated at Ford, Northumberland. It is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List for England. …
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War Memorial
- The war memorial on Holy Island was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens (1869-1944) and carved in Doddington stone by Mr Tully of Belford. The memorial was unveiled on the 4th of June …
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Biddlestone Catholic Chapel
- This former Roman Catholic chapel in Biddlestone has an interesting history. It was originally a pele tower built in the 13th century; the ground floor has defensive walls, which are 6 …
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Statue of the 3rd Marquis of Londonderry
- Overview Map Street View The statue of the 3rd Marquess of Londonderry was unveiled in the Market Place, Durham, on the 2nd of December 1861. Those attending the ceremony included Disraeli …
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Bede Cottage
- Overview Map Street View Bede Cottage and Bede House are adjoining houses located on Monkton Lane in Monkton. They date from the early or mid 17th century and are Grade …
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Bavington Hall
- Overview About Bavington Hall Map Street View Bavington Hall is a 17th-century privately owned country house at Little Bavington in Northumberland. It is Grade II* listed on the National …
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Crawley Tower, near Powburn
- Crawley Tower was built early in the 14th century with a licence to crenelate being granted in 1343.
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Brainshaugh Priory
- The priory ruins are located by a tight bend in the River Coquet at Brainshaugh, near Guyzance, in Northumberland. It was originally St Wilfrid's Premonstratensian nunnery, founded 1147-52 AD, by Richard …
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Church of St Giles
- Overview Map Street View St Giles, Church in Birtley, Northumberland, was built in the 12th century, and restored in 1884. The church is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage …
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Sunderland Minster
- Overview About Sunderland Minster Map Street View The Minster Church of St Michael and All Angels and St Benedict Biscop (commonly referred to as 'Sunderland Minster') is located on Church …
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Ryhope Engines Museum
- Overview About Ryhope Engines Museum Map Street View Ryhope Pumping Station was built in 1868 for the Sunderland & South Shields Water Company, to supply water to the Sunderland area. The …
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Victoria Viaduct
- Overview About the Victoria Viaduct Map Victoria Bridge is a 810 ft long rail viaduct over the River Wear near Fatfield, Washington. It was built for the Durham Junction Railway and opened …
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Church of St Oswald
- Overview About St Oswald's Church Map Street View St Oswald’s Church is located by the River Wear, on Church Street in the Elvet area of Durham. There has probably been a …
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Dalton Pumping Station
- Overview Map Street View Dalton Water Pumping Station was built 1873-1879 by Thomas Hawksley in Venetian Gothic Revival style.[1] It is located in Cold Hesledon, near Dalton-le-Dale. The engine house …
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Tudhoe Old Hall
- Overview Map Street View Tudhoe Hall, off the village green in Tudhoe, dates from the early 17th century, probably incorporating the fabric of an earlier building. The building was altered …
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War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Saltburn By The Sea is located by the junction of Albion Terrace and Glenside, beside Valley Gardens park. The memorial, by Sir …
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Ouseburn Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View Ouseburn Viaduct is a railway bridge over the valley of the Ouseburn (river). It was built between 1837-1839 by John and Benjamin Green for the Newcastle …
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Tosson Tower
- Overview Map Street View Tosson Tower is a ruined medieval tower house located in Great Tosson. It was the home of the Ogle family, who obtained lands at Tosson in …
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Sharpe's Folly, Whitton
- Overview Map Street View Built in the c.1720's, Sharpe's Folly in Whitton is probably the earliest folly in the county.[1] a plaque on the building states: "SHARP'S FOLLY / errected …
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Statue of Queen Victoria
- Overview Map Street View The statue of Queen Victoria on the front Lawn of the Royal Victoria Infirmary was unveiled by King Edward VII on the 11th of July 1906. …
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Newcastle Swing Bridge
- Overview Further Information Map Street View The Swing Bridge over the River Tyne was first used for road traffic on 15th June 1876 and opened for river traffic on 17th …
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Piercebridge Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The stone bridge over the River Tees at Piercebridge was built in 1673. The bridge was widened on its downstream side in 1781.[1] Today the bridge …
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Church of St Cuthbert, Marton
- Overview Map Street View St Cuthbert's Church is located on Stokesley Road in Marton-in-Cleveland. The church dates from the 12th century, though it was largely rebuilt 1843-1848, possibly by J.B. Rudd …
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Teesside Vineyard Church (St Luke's)
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St Luke on acklam Road in Thornaby was built in 1904 by Hicks and Charlewood of Newcastle.[1] In August 2016, The Vineyard church movement …
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Wark-on-Tweed Castle
- Overview About Wark-on-Tweed Castle Map Street View Wark Castle (aka Carham Castle), at Wark-on-Tweed was originally a motte-and-bailey castle built early in the 12th century. The castle was demolished and rebuilt …
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Clifford's Fort
- Overview History of Clifford's Fort Map Street View Clifford's Fort was a gun battery and military barracks built to defend the mouth of the River Tyne, at the east of …
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Mountain Daisy Public House
- Overview Map Street View The Mountain Daisy is a pub located on Hylton Road in the Millfield area of Sunderland. In addition to its 'Modified Queen Anne style.' exterior, the …
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Winch Bridge, nr Holwick
- Overview Map Street View An iron suspension footbridge with planked walkway, over the River Tees, by the Low Force waterfalls, near Holwick and Newbiggin. The bridge was built c.1820 for the …
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Beamish Hall
- Overview History of Beamish Hall Map Street View Beamish Hall Hotel is located near Beamish village and Beamish Museum in County Durham. It has a core dating from the late …
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Manor House
- Overview Map Street View The Manor House is located on the West End overlooking the Village Green in Sedgefield. It is a multi-activity centre and is home to various businesses. …
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Clock Tower
- The clock tower of 1864 was the original pay office for the Cragside Estate. The clock mechanism is thought to have been designed by Lord Armstrong himself.[1] The clock tower …
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Cosin's Hall
- Overview Map Street View Cosin's Hall is a large Georgean building located on Owengate on the east side of Palace Green in Durham. It was originally built c.1700 as Archdeacons's …
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Haughton House, South Bailey
- Overview Map Street View No. 3 South Bailey, is the main building of St John's College, Durham University. The house was originally built in the early 18th century for Sir …
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Bottle kilns
- Overview Map Street View Walker's Pottery on Milkwell Lane in Corbridge operated from the early 19th century until 1910. The pottery produced pipes, tiles and low-grade pottery for agricultural use, …
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Church of St Aidan, Thockrington
- Overview Map Street View The church at Thockrington in Northumberland was built in the early 12th century by the Norman family of Umfraville. It is built on an outcrop of the …
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Old School House, Hartburn
- Overview Map Street View The Old School House in Hartburn was built in 1762 by Dr. John Sharpe, vicar of Hartburn. It was also used as the 'Parish Stable' (hearse house).[1] Now …
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All Saints Church
- Overview Map Street View All Saints Church is located on the corner of Grange Road and Linthorpe Road in Middlesbrough. The church was built 1873 - 1878, designed by G.E. Street. …
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Black Middens Bastle House
- Overview About Black Middens Bastle Map Street View Black Middens Bastle House is at an isolated location on the north side of the Tarset Valley, about 2 miles north-west of …
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Close House
- Overview About Close House Map Street View Close House is a large country house, estate and golf club located between Heddon-on-the-Wall and Wylam, about 8 miles west of Newcastle. The …
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Eggleston Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Eggleston Bridge is a single track road bridge across the River Tees near Eggleston in County Durham. The bridge here can be traced back to the 15th …
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Eggleston Hall
- Overview About Eggleston Hall Map Eggleston Hall is a large country house by the north banks of the River Tees at Eggleston in County Durham. It was built on the site …
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Hesleyside Hall
- Overview About Hesleyside Hall Map Hesleyside Hall is a large country house, located about a mile and a half north-west of Bellingham in Northumberland. It was built in 1719 on or …
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Fenham Hall
- Overview About Fenham Hall Map Street View North front of Fenham Hall Fenham Hall was completed in 1748. It was built for John Ord, Mayor of Newcastle, and designed by …
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Rothley Castle
- Overview About Rothley Castle Map Street View Rothley Castle is a folly on the Wallington Estate, built to resemble a medieval castle, located near Rothley in Northumberland. The castle was …
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Tocketts Mill
- Overview Map Tocketts Mill iis a watermill by Tocketts Beck, located about a mile and a half north-east of Guisborough. The mill seen today was built in c.1810, erected on site …
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Town Hall
- Overview About the Town Hall Map Street View The Town Hall in Barrow-in-Furness was built from 1882-1887, designed in a Neo-Gothic style, by WH Lynn of Belfast. It was opened …
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Barrow Monument
- Overview About the Monument Timeline Map Street View View from top The Sir John Barrow Monument on Hoad Hill, Ulverston, was built from 1850 to 1851. The monument is Grade II* …
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Underhill, Kells Lane, Low Fell
- Overview About Underhill Map Street View Underhill is a large house at 99 Kells Lane in Low Fell, Gateshead - built in the 1860s. The inventor, Joseph Swan, lived at …
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Hawkshead Grammar School - Museum
- Overview Map Street View Hawkshead Grammar School was founded in 1585 by the then Archbishop of York, Edwin Sandys (originally of Esthwaite Hall, near Hawkshead). The current building dates from 1675, when …
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Church of St Kentigern, Great Crosthwaite
- Overview About St Kentigern's Church Map Street View St Kentigern's Church is located in Great Crosthwaite, on the outskirts of Keswick. The church is of least C14 origin, and was …
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Church of St Mary, Ambleside
- Overview About St Mary's Church Map Street View St Mary's Church in Ambleside was built 1850-1854, designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott in the Early Gothic Decorated style.[1] The church is Grade …
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Church of St Kentigern, Aspatria
- Overview About St Kentigern's Church Map Street View St Kentigern's Church, Aspatria, stands in the village of Aspatria, Cumbria, England. It is an active Anglican parish church in the …
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Moot Hall
- Overview About Moot Hall Map Street View Moot Hall in the market square of Keswick was built in 1813, replacing earlier buildings of 1571 and 1695. It was previously used …
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Church of St John
- Overview Map Street View St John's Church in Keswick was built in 1838 by the eminent architect Anthony Salvin (1799-1881).The patron of the church was John Marshall, owner of a …
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Warnell Hall, nr Sebergham
- Overview Map Street View Warnell Hall, is a large farmhouse to the south-west of Sebergham, It was built as a fortified house, dated 1683, and incorporating part of a 14th century …
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Hewthwaite Hall, nr Cockermouth
- Overview Map Street View Hewthwaite Hall is a farmhouse on Isel Road, located about two and a half miles north west of Cockermouth. The house in inscribed with the date 1581 …
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Old Church
- Overview Map Street View The old Church of St Martin at Brampton, Carlisle, was built in the 12th century by the River Irthing on the site of a Roman fort. …
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Holme Eden Abbey
- Overview Map Holme Eden Abbey is located by the River Eden at Warwick Bridge in Cumbria. It was originally built 1833-1837 by John Dobson as a coutry house for Peter Dixon, …
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RC Church of St Michael
- Overview Map Street View St Michael's Church is located on Westmorland Road in Elswick. It is a Roman Catholic parish church, built in 1889-1891 by Dunn, Hansom and Dunn. The church …
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Stockton Road United Reformed Church
- Overview About Stocton Road URC Map Street View Formerly known as the Church of St George with Trinity and St James, on Stockton Road in Sunderland. It originally opened as …
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Cumberland and Westmorland Joint Counties’ War Memorial
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Church of St Michael, Bowness-on-Solway
- Overview About St Michael's Church Map Street View St Michael's Church in Bowness-on-Solway dates from the 12th century. The church was restored in the 18th century and was extended in …
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Church of St Mary
- Overview Map Street View St Mary's is the Parish Church of Wigton. The church was built in 1788 on the site of an earlier 12th century church. The church was …
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Church of St Mary
- Overview About St Mary's Church Map Street View St Mary’s Church, Wreay is the Church of England parish church of Wreay in Cumbria. It was designed by Sara Losh …
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Eskdale Mill
- Overview Map Street View Eskdale Mill is located by Whillan Beck in the village of Boot in Eskdale, Cumbria. Eskdale Mill is one of the oldest water powered corn mills …
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Holy Trinity and St George RC Church
- Overview About the Church Map Street View Holy Trinity and St George's Church is located on the corner of New Street and Blackhall Road in Kendal. The Roman Catholic church …
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Walney Lighthouse
- Overview About Walney Lighthouse Map Street View Walney Lighthouse is a functioning lighthouse located on Walney Island in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England. The current building dates to the early 19th-century …
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Church of St Cuthbert, Kirklinton
- Overview Map Street View St Cuthbert's Church in the village of Kirklinton was rebuilt in 1845, but retains some original 12th century features.[1] The Church is Grade II listed on …
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Church of St Michael, Arthuret
- Overview Map Street View St Michael's Church in Arthuret was built in 1609, replacing and earlier medieval church. The tower was completed in c.1700, and the church was restored in …
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St Anne's Hospital (Almshouses)
- Overview Map Street View Almshouses on Boroughgate in Appleby-in-Westmorland, inscribed:"This Almes House was founded and begun to be built in the year 1651, and was finished and endowed for the …
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Friends' Meeting House
- Overview Map Street View Swarthmoor Friends' Meeting House, is located on Meeting House Lane in the Croftlands area of Ulverston, about half a mile east of the village of Swarthmoor. The …
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Swarthmoor Hall
- Overview About Swarthmoor Hall Map Street View Swarthmoor Hall is a large house, built in c.1568, located in Ulverston, about half a mile east of the village of Swarthmoor. The …
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Church of St Michael & All Angels, Nether Wasdale
- Overview Map St Michael & All Angels Church in Nether Wasdale is thought to date from the 15th century.[1] The Parish Church was originally a chapel of ease to the …
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Tyne Bridge
- Overview About the Tyne Bridge Map Street View The Tyne Bridge is an iconic arch bridge over the River Tyne which links Newcastle and Gateshead. Construction of the bridge by …
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Hagg Bank Bridge
- Overview About West Wylam Bridge Map Street View West Wylam Bridge (also known as Hagg Bank Bridge and Points Bridge) is a footbridge over the River Tyne to the south-west …
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Church of St Mary
- Overview About St Mary's Church Map Street View St Mary's is the Anglican Parish Church of Ulverston. The church tower dates from the mid-16th century and there is a 12th …
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Church of St. Giles, Netherwitton
- Overview Map Street View St Giles is the Parish Church in Netherwitton and dates from the 12th century, with subsequent alterations. The Church is Grade II* listed on the National …
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Cheeseburn Grange
- Overview Map Street View CHEESEBURN-GRANGE, a township, in the parish of Stamfordham, union of Castle ward, N.E. division of Tindale ward, S. division of Northumberland, 12 miles (N.W. by W.) …
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Iron Bridge
- The iron footbridge over Debdon Burn at Cragside was manufactured in 1870s at Lord Armstrong's Elswick Works. The footbridge is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List for England.[1] …
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Church of All Saints
- Overview Map Street View Inside All Saints is the parish church of Rothbury. The current church building dates from the 13th century, with restoration in 1850. However, it is a …
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Tarn House, nr Ravenstonedale
- Overview Map Street View Tarn House is located about a mile and a half south-east of the village of Ravenstonedale in Cumbria, and half a mile west of the tarn (small …
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Manor House
- Overview Map Street View Normanby House on Braidwood Road in Normanby was built c.1716 for Reverend William Consett and Elizabeth Pennyman.[1] In more recent times it has been extended and …
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Church of St John
- Overview About St John's Church Map Street View St John's parish church and community hall is located on Washington Street in Workington. It was originally built in 1822-1823 by Thomas Hardwick, as …
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Church of St Michael
- Overview About St Michael's Church Map Street View St Michael's Church in Workington is located near the south banks of the River Derwent. The oldest parts of the church date …
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Old Derwent Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The stone bridge over the River Derwent at Swalwell was built in c.1779 for the Gateshead - Hexham Turnpike road.[1] It is known as the Clavering …
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Brougham Hall
- Overview About Brougham Hall Map Street View Brougham Hall is located in the village of Brougham just outside Penrith, Cumbria, England. History The de Burgham family may have held …
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Old Church of St. Martin, Martindale
- Overview About St Martin's Church Map Street View St Martin's Church, Martindale is located in the valley of Martindale in Cumbria, England. It is often referred to as the …
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Devonshire Buildings, Barrow Island
- Overview Map Street View The Devonshire Buildings are two imposing sandstone tenement blocks located on Michaelson Road on Barrow Island. They were originally built in c.1875 to house workers at …
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Church of St James
- Overview About St James' Church Map Street View St. James Church located on Blake Street in Barrow-in-Furness, belongs to the Church of England's Diocese of Carlisle within the ecclesiastical …
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Church of St Mary, Rydal
- Overview Map Street View St Mary's is the parish church in Rydal. It was originally built as a chapel-of-ease in 1824, under the patronage of Lady le Fleming of Rydal …
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Rydal Hall
- Overview About Rydal Hall Map Rydal Hall is located in Rydal, near the south end of Rydal Water in Cumbria. The core or the building dates from the 16th century. …
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Bridge over Rydal Beck, Rydal Hall
- The stone rubble bridge over Rydal Beck is located in the grounds of Rydal Hall. The single segmental arch bridge was built in 1682 by Sir Daniel Fleming, probably replacing …
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Abbey Bridge, near Egglestone Abbey
- Overview Map Street View Abbey Bridge crosses the River Tees about a quater of a mile south-east of Egglestone Abbey, near Barnard Castle in County Durham. The road bridge was built …
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Witton Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Witton Bridge crosses the River Wear about a quarter of a mile south of Witton-le-Wear and a similar distance north-west of Witton Castle. The bridge was formerly …
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Chester New Bridge, near Lambton Castle
- Overview Map Street View Chester New Bridge is a single-track road bridge over the River Wear, located to the east of Chester-le-Street and about 1 mile west of Lambton Castle. …
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Featherstone Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Featherstone Bridge ia a single-track road bridge over River South Tyne, located about half a mile east of Featherstone Castle and 2 miles north-west of Haltwhistle. …
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Crook of Lune Bridge
- Overview Map Street View This stone road bridge over the River Lune, near Lowgill in Cumbria, was built in the 16th century or possibly earlier. The bridge formed part of …
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Church of St Stephen
- Overview About St Stephen's Church Map Street View St Stephen's Church is the parish church of Kirkby Stephen. It is sometimes called the "Cathedral of the Dales" in reference to …
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Smardale Hall
- Overview Map Street View Smardale Hall, at Smardale in Cumbria, is built on the site of a 14th century tower house which was constructed by the Smerdale family. The oldest …
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Smardale Gill Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View Smardale Gill Viaduct is just over a mile south-west of the village of Smardale in Cumbria. The viaduct was built for the South Durham and Lancashire Union …
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Darlington Railway Station
- Overview About Darlington Railway Station Map Street View Darlington railway station is on the East Coast Main Line in the United Kingdom, serving the town of Darlington, County Durham. …
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Brantwood
- Overview About Brantwood Map Street View Brantwood is a historic house and museum located by Coniston Water and about one and a half miles south-east (across the lake) of the …
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Church of St John, Hall Waberthwaite
- Overview About St John's Church Map Street View St John's Church is situated on the south bank of the River Esk in the hamlet of Hall Waberthwaite in the …
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Fowberry Tower
- Overview About Fowberry Tower Map Street View Fowberry Tower is a Grade II* listed mansion house, situated on the banks of the River Till, near Chatton, Northumberland. The Manor …
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Budle Hall
- Overview Map Street View Budle Hall is a country house in Budle, about 1 mile west of Bamburgh in Northumberland. It was built in c.1810 for Mr. Grieve Smith. Today, …
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Church of St Patrick, Bampton Grange
- St Patrick's Church in Bampton Grange was consecrated on 20 June 1728 by the Bishop of Carlisle.[1] The Church is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Arnside Tower
- Overview About Arnside Tower Map Street View Arnside Tower is a late-medieval tower house located about half a mile south of the village of Arnside and a similar distance north-east …
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Church of All Saints, Orton, Eden
- Overview About All Saints Church Map Street View All Saints Church in Orton, in the Eden district of Cumbria, dates from the 12th century. The distinctive white tower was built …
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Church of St Giles, Great Orton
- Overview Map Street View St Giles' Church is located at the north end of the village of Great Orton. The church dates from the 12th century. It was restored and extended …
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Johnby Hall
- Johnby Hall is a Tudor manor house built around a late 14th century pele tower. The building has thick pink sandstone rubble walls and has had various extensions and alterations …
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Middleton Hall, Middleton
- Overview Map Middleton Hall is a farmhouse in Middleton in Cumbria. It dates from the late 14th century and was originally a manor house and tower house (the tower was …
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Rock Hall
- Overview About Rock Hall Map The Hall at Rock in Northumberland was originally built in the 13th or early 14th century. It's south wing was converted into a tower in …
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Church of St Mary, Rockcliffe
- Overview Map Street View St Mary's Church in Rockcliffe was built in 1848, by James Stewart of Carlisle, replacing a medieval church here. The church tower had to be rebuilt …
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St Margaret's Tower, Staveley
- Overview Map Street View St Margaret's Tower is a prominent landmark on Main Street in Staveley-in-Westmorland. The tower is all that remains of the former St Margaret’s Chapel which was …
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Church of St Cuthbert
- Overview Map Street View Inside St Cuthbert's Church at Bewcastle was built in the 13th century, on an ancient site, using stone from the old Roman fort here. The church was …
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South Hall, Ingoe
- South Hall at Ingoe in Northumberland was built in the early 18th Century. It is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Dovecote
- There is a 16th/17th century dovecote at Bamburgh. The dovecote is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Newmoor Hall, nr Longframlington
- Newmoor Hall is located about a mile and a half north-east of Longframlington, Northumberland. It was built in c.1720, incorporating fabric from an earlier building. The building was altered in c.1870 …
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Collingwood House
- "Whenever I think of how I am to be happy again my thoughts carry me back to Morpeth" (Admiral Lord Collingwood). This house on Oldgate in Morpeth was the home …
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Centre of Britain Hotel
- Overview Map Street View The Centre of Britain Hotel is located on Main street in Haltwhistle. It was previously known as the Red Lion Hotel. The hotel has a three storey …
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Turk's Head Hotel
- Grey Street was built c1835 by Richard Grainger as part of the 19th Century redevelopment of Newcastle City Centre. Nos. 69 to 73 Grey Street incorporates the former Royal Turk's …
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Linstock Castle
- Linstock Castle is a farmhouse in Linstock, Cumbria, originally built as a tower house in the 12th or early 13th century. The tower has large blocks of red sandstone, mostly …
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Stable Block, Belsay Hall
- Overview Map Street View This elegant stable block with an open courtyard was built at the same time as Belsay Hall, c.1817. It was for and by Sir Charles Monck, …
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Lowther Castle
- Overview About Lowther Castle Map Street View Lowther Castle is a country house in the historic county of Westmorland, which now forms part of the modern county of Cumbria, …
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Low Wood Gunpowder Works
- Overview About Low Wood Gunpowder Works Map Street View The Low Wood Gunpowder Works, located on the east banks of the River Leven at Low Wood, were in operation from …
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Old Courthouse, Hawkshead
- Overview Map Street View The Old Courthouse is located near Hawkshead Hall, about half a mile north of the village of Hawkshead. It dates from the 15th century and is …
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Percy's Cross (between Powburn & Wooperton)
- This is a 15th century wayside cross, located close to the A697 road between Powburn and Wooperton in Northumberland. The cross commemorates Sir Ralph Percy who was killed near here in …
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Hawkwell House
- Hawkwell House in Hawkwell, Northumberland, dates from 1679. The core of the building may be even older. Hawkwell House is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Hepple Tower
- Hepple Tower is a ruined 14th century tower house in Hepple, Northumberland. An early 19th century farm building, now a holiday cottage has been built onto it's western side. The …
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Newton Hall, Newton-by-the-Sea
- Overview Map Street View Inside Newton Hall is located in High Newton-by-the-Sea. It was built in the late 18th century as a country house for Joseph Forster. It is thought …
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Tarn House, Midgeholme
- Overview Map Tarn House is located by the south side of Tindale Tarn in Cumbria. The farmhouse dates from the late 15th century when it was built as a tower house …
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Brackenhill Tower
- Overview About Brackenhill Tower Map Brackenhill Tower was built in 1586 by the infamous Border Reiver Ritchie Graham. It is thought to have been built on the site of an …
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Chesters, Humshaugh
- Overview About Chesters Map Chesters is a country house near Humshaugh in Northumberland. It was built in 1771 by John Carr for John Errington of Walwick Grange. In 1796 the …
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Stable Block, Chesters
- Overview Map Street View The large stable block for Chesters country house was built in 1891 by Norman Shaw. The former stables, now converted for residential use are located just …
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Rosehill House, Moresby
- Rosehill is a large house in Moresby, near Whitehaven. It was built in the late 18th century with later additions and alterations. The house is now used as a residential …
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Church of St Mark, Natland
- Overview About St Mark's Church Map Street View There has been a chapel or church in Natland since medieval times. The current church of St Mark's was built from 1909-1910, …
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Dissington Hall
- Overview About Dissington Hall Map Street View Dissington Hall is a large country house which was built 1794 - 1797, designed by William Newton for Edward Collingwood. It replaced the …
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Church of St Cuthbert
- Overview Map Street View "The Church stands not east-west but square to the Roman Road north through Carlisle (the A6, in town Blackfriars St). It is therefore of early foundation, …
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Carlisle Railway Station
- Overview About Carlisle Station Map Street View Carlisle Citadel Station was built by the Lancaster and Carlisle Railway and Caledonian Railway in 1847; the crests of both companies can be …
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Craster Tower
- Overview About Craster Tower Map Street View Craster Tower is a country house, built in 1769, which incorporats a 14th century pele tower. The tower is located about half a …
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Church of St John the Baptist, Elton
- Overview Map Street View There has been a church in Elton since the 12th century. The current St John the Baptist Church was rebuilt by the Rev. Albany Wade in 1841 …
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Quaker Meeting House, Colthouse
- Overview Map Colthouse Quaker Meeting House built in 1688, with a later extension built in 1977. Nearby is a Quaker burial ground, which pre-dates this building. The building in Colthouse, near …
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Wray Castle
- Overview About Wray Castle Map Street View Wray Castle is a neo-gothic county house at Low Wray built from 1840 to 1847 for James and Margaret Dawson from Liverpool. The …
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Woolsington Hall
- Overview About Woolsington Hall Map Woolsington Hall is a Grade II* listed country house in a estate, in the village of Woolsington, in the city of Newcastle, England, north-west …
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The Red House
- The Red House (No. 30), Boroughgate, in Appleby-in-Westmorland was built in 1717, for Thomas Carleton (1660-1731), who steward of Lord Thanet at Appleby Castle.[1] The Red House is Grade II* listed on the …
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The White House
- The White House (No. 27), Boroughgate, in Appleby-in-Westmorland was built in the early 18th century. The building was acquired by the Lowther Family in 1753. The house was remodelled in …
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Church of St Michael, Dalston
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St Michael and all Angels is located at the north end of The Square in Dalston, Cumbria. The red sandstone church was originally …
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Casterton Hall
- Overview Map Street View Casterton Hall is located in woodland by the River Lune at the south-west of Casterton. It is a neo-classical style country house built in 1811, thought …
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Hawksdale Hall
- Overview Map Street View Hawksdale Hall is a large country house in Hawksdale which dates from the late 17th century; it was extended and inscribed over rear entrance "1704 J. …
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Conishead Priory
- Overview About Conishead Priory Map Street View Conishead Priory is a large country house, located 1½ miles south east of Ulverston in Cumbria. It was built on the site of …
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Church of St Paul, Irton
- Overview About St Paul's Church Map Street View Inside St Paul's Church is in an isolated location about 1 mile north-east of the village of Holmrook and ¾ mile west …
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Church of St Michael, Glassonby
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St Michael and All Angels is located about half a mile south-west of the village of Glassonby in Cumbria. It was the parish …
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Church of St Anne, Ings
- Overview Map Street View St Anne's Church in the village of Ings in Cumbria dates was rebuilt in 1749 at the expense of Robert Bateman. It was originally built as a chapel of …
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Underley Hall
- Overview About Underley Hall Map Underley Hall is a large country house near Kirkby Lonsdale in Cumbria. It was designed in a Jacobean Revival style by the architect George …
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Church of St John the Baptist, Flookburgh
- Overview About St John's Church Map Street View St John the Baptist's Church in Flookburgh was built 1897-1900, designed by Austin and Paley. The church is Grade II* listed on …
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Cowmire Hall
- Overview About Cowmire Hall Map Street View Cowmire Hall is located about 2 miles south-west of Crosthwaite in the South Lakeland district of Cumbria. The hall includes a 16th century …
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Church of the Holy Trinity, Stockton-on-Tees
- Overview Map Street View The ruins of Holy Trinity Church stand in Trinity Green, a public park close to Stockton-on-Tees town centre. The church was built in 1837-1838 by John and Benjamin …
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Church of St Mary Magdalen, Hayton
- Overview Map Street View Inside The Church of St Mary Magdalen in Hayton was built in 1780 on the site of a previous medieval church. It's side chapel was added in …
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Church of St Mary, High Hesket
- Overview Map Street View St Mary's is the parish church in High Hesket. There has been a church here since medieval times. The church was rebuilt in c1720, but retains …
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Church of St Kentigern, Mungrisedale
- Overview Map Street View St Kentigern's Church in the village of Mungrisedale was built in 1756 on the site of an earlier medieval church. The church was restored in 1925. …
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Church of St Cuthbert, Great Salkeld
- Overview Map Street View St Cuthbert's Church in Great Salkeld was built in the 11th century. The red sandstone parish church is notable for it's fortified tower, which was added …
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Matterdale Church
- Matterdale Church is located roughly half way between Dockray and Matterdale End in the ancient parish of Greystoke. the church dates from 1573, and it's tower was added in 1848. …
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Castletown House
- Overview Map Street View The Castletown Estate and farm is located on the north banks of the River Eden about ½ mile west of the village of Rockcliffe in Cumbria. …
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Friends Meeting House, Darlington
- Overview Map Street View The Friends Meeting House is located on Skinnergate in Darlington. The Quakers bought a house and land at Skinnergate in 1678, and converted it into a …
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Kentmere Hall
- Overview Map Street View Kentmere Hall (now known as Pele Tower House) is located in the Kentmere valley to the west of St Cuthbert's Church. The pele tower dates from …
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Church of All Saints, Killington
- Overview Map Street View All Saints Church in Killington dates from the 14th century. It was originally buily by the Pickering family as the chapel to Killington Hall and became …
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Hincaster Hall
- Overview Map Street View Hincaster Hall is a farmhouse located a short distance to the west of the village of Hincaster. The hall was built in the late 16th century …
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Church of St Peter, Langwathby
- Overview Map Street View St Peter's Church is located between Salkeld Road and Back Lane, by the Village Green, in Langwathby. The red sandstone Parish Church was built in the …
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Church of St Cuthbert, Kirkby-in-Furness
- Overview Map Street View Inside St Cuthbert's Church in Beck Side, Kirkby-in-Furness, dates from the 12th century. It's north aisle was added in the early 16th century, originally as a …
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Ormside Hall
- Overview Map Ormside Hall pele tower was built in the 14th century, and has been incorporated into the later 17th century hall. The hall is located to the north of …
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Haile Hall
- Overview Map Haile Hall is a large country house, located to the north of the village of Haile in Cumbria. The manor of Haile was the ancestoral seat of the …
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Church of St Cuthbert, Upper Denton, Cumbria
- Overview Map St Cuthbert's Church in Upper Denton, Cumbria, was built in the 12th century. Reputedly, it's chancel arch is Roman, taken from Birdoswald Fort. In the 18th century the …
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Church of St Kentigern, Castle Sowerby
- Overview Map Street View Inside St Kentigern's Church in Castle Sowerby dates from the 12th century, with later alterations and additions. The church was restored in 1821, and again in …
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Jesus Church, Troutbeck
- Overview Map About Jesus Church Street View Inside Jesus Church in Troutbeck dates from the 16th century and is said to have been consecrated in 1562. It's west tower added …
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Old Barn, Townend
- Overview Map Street View The old wool barn at Townend Farmhouse in Troutbeck is dated 1666. The barn is a Grade II* listed building on the National Heritage List for …
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Church of St Peter, Field Broughton
- Overview About St Peter's Church Map Street View St Peter's Church is located a short distance of the village of Field Broughton in Cumbria. It was built 1892-1894, designed by …
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Coniston Hall
- Overview About the Coniston Hall Map Street View Coniston Hall is a former house on the west bank of Coniston Water in the English Lake District. It is recorded …
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The Lit & Phil, 23 Westgate Road
- Overview Map Street View Inside Number 23 Westgate Road is the home of the Literary and Philosophical Society of Newcastle upon Tyne. The 'Lit & Phil' building was constructed from 1822 …
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Austin Friary (tower)
- There was an Augustinian friary dating from the 13th century on the site of the Holy Jesus Hospital in Newcastle. The remaining tower from the friary is located behind the …
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Holy Jesus Hospital
- Overview About Historical Accounts Map Street View "Hospital erected at the expense of the Citizens and Burgesses of Newcastle upon Tyne in the year of Salvation 1682. Timothy Robson, Mayor. …
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Lloyd's Bank Building
- Overview Map Street View The Lloyd's Bank building is located on the corner of Grey Street and Market Street (102 Grey Street / Nos. 12 to 18 Market Street / …
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Clarghyll Hall
- Overview Map Clarghyll Hall is a country house located about 2 miles north east of Alston in Cumbria, close to the county border with Northumberland. The house incorporates a 16th …
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High Mill, Alston
- Overview Map Street View - Front Street View - Rear High Mill off Front Street in Alston was originally built as a water-powered corn mill in 1767, by the eminent …
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Stephens Hall, near Greenside
- Overview Map Stephens Hall Farm is located off Lead Road, to the east of Greenside and south of Ryton. Stephens Hall is a small fortified manor house dated 1635, with later …
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Church of St Mary, Longnewton
- Overview Map Street View St Mary's Church is located off Darlington Road in Longnewton. The Early English style church was built 1856-1857 by S. S. Tenlon. The church is a …
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Ropner Park
- Overview Map Street View Ropner Park is a public park in Stockton-on-Tees. In 1890, Robert Ropner of Preston Hall, donated the money for Stockton-on-Tees Town Council to purchase land known …
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Jesmond Towers
- Overview Map Jesmond Towers is a Gothic-style mansion house located to the north of Bemersyde Drive, off Jesmond Dene Road, in Jesmond. It was built in the early 19th century …
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Community Housing Service, Byker
- Overview Map Street View The Community Housing Service office in Byker is located by Priory Green on the junction of Kendal Street and Brinkburn Street. The building was once an …
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St Mary's RC Church, Hexham
- Overview Map Street View "For the period 1721 until 1827, Hexham had two Catholic chapels, a Dominican chapel on Battle Hill and a secular chapel in Cockshaw. In 1827, it …
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The Shambles, Hexham
- Overview Map Street View The Shambles is a covered market in Hexham, built in 1766 at the expence of Sir Walter Blackett. Located in the Market Place, the Shambles are …
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Gilesgate Bridge over Halgut Burn
- This bridge over Halgut Burn in the Sele in Hexham dates from the 13th century, with a mid-19th century crenelated parapet and overbuilding. It is located in the former grounds …
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Upper Building, Cliff Tramway, Saltburn
- Overview Map Street View The iconic Cliff Tramway at Saltburn-by-the Sea connects the town with the lower promenade, pier and beach - 120ft (37m) below the cliff. The tramway was …
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Lower Building, Cliff Tramway, Saltburn
- Overview Map Street View The iconic Cliff Tramway at Saltburn-by-the Sea connects the town with the lower promenade, pier and beach - 120ft (37m) below the cliff. The tramway was opened on the …
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Nab Cottage, by Rydal Water
- Overview Map Street View The Nab is a cottage overlooking Rydal Water. It is said to have been originally built in 1565, and then rebuilt in 1702. The poet Hartley …
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The Old Post Office, Alnwick
- Overview Map Street View The Old Post Office building is located on Clayport Street in Alnwick. It was built in the early 19th century and is Grade II* listed on …
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Abbey House Hotel, Barrow in Furness
- Overview Map Street View Abbey House Hotel and Gardens are located close to Furness Abbey on Abbey Road in Barrow in Furness. The hotel was originally built as a mansion …
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Former Ouseburn Schools, Walker Road
- Overview Map Street View Newcastle Enterprise Centre (aka Ouseburn House) is a large building located on Walker Road by it's junctions with Albion Row and Ford Streets. The building was originally …
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The Border Minstrel, Gosforth Park
- Overview Map Street View Border Minstrel public house is located in Gosforth Park, to the north west of Brandling House. It was built in 1757 as an ancillary pavilion to …
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5-13 Grey Street
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 5-13 Grey Street, Newcastle. Shops and houses, now shops and offices, built c.1835, probably by John Wardle, for Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of Newcastle …
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1 & 3 Grey Street
- Overview Map Street View Inside Nos. 1 & 3 Grey Street, Newcastle, were built c.1835, probably by John Wardle, for Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of Newcastle City Centre from 1824 to 1841. Located …
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15 & 17 Grey Street
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 15 & 17 Grey Street, Newcastle. Shops and houses, now shops and offices. Built in c.1835, probably by John Wardle, for Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of …
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80-96 Grey Street
- Overview Map Street View Norfolk House, Nos. 80 to 96 Grey Street, Newcastle. Shops and houses, now shops and offices. c.1836 by John Dobson, for Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of …
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Helbeck Hall
- Hall, dated 1776, by Henry Bellas (or Bellhouse) of Appleby for John Metcalfe
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Pontop Hall
- Overview Map Street View Pontop Hall, located a short distance north of Dipton, is a farmhouse which dates from the late 17th century, with later alterantions. The building is Grade II* …
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Old Swimming Baths, Byker
- Overview Map Street View The former public swimming baths and wash house on Shipley Street in Byker were built in 1907. The building was incorporated into the sheltering perimeter block …
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Almshouses, nos. 16, 17 and 18 Trinity House
- Overview Map Almshouses, now storage rooms and house above, which are part of the Trinity House complex off Broad Chare in Newcastle. It's central plaque commemorates building in 1787 and …
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Old Cumberland Infirmary
- Overview Map Street View The original Cumberland Infirmary on Newtown Road in Carlisle was built 1830-1832 by Richard Tattersall, funded by wealthy benefactors, and made available for charity patients. The …
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Plague stone, Penrith
- Overview Map Street View The Plague Stone is located beside the footpath from Bridge Lane to Tynefield Drive in Penrith. It is thought to be an old cross base, and …
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Gatepiers at Overacres Farmhouse
- Overview Map Street View The gatepiers, garden walls, railings and sundial by the farmhouse at Overacres date from 1720. They are Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List for …
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Dotland Park Farmhouse
- Overview Map Street View The farmhouse at Dotland Park was originally a hunting lodge, built in c.1500 by the Priors of Hexham, who had a deer park here. The building …
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The Mansion House, Dunton Hill
- The Mansion House is a house (apartments) at Mansion Heights, in the Dunstan Hill area of Gateshead. Known as Dunton Hill House, the house (rear north wing) was originally built …
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The Old Rectory, Houghton-le-Spring
- Overview Map Street View The Old Rectory is a community hub, located in Houghton Park, off the Broadway in Houghton-le-Spring. This former rectory to St Michael's Church dates from the early …
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Kepier Hall, Houghton-le-Spring
- Overview Map Street View Kepier Hall is a community building off Church Street in Houghton-le-Spring. It was originally Kepier Grammar School, which was founded in 1574 by Bernard Gilpin, the …
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Houghton Hall
- Overview Map Street View Houghton Hall is located near the head of Hall Lane, by the junction with Nesham Place, in Houghton-le-Spring. The building dates from the early 17th century. …
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55 & 57 Westgate Road
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 55 & 57 Westgate Road in Newcastle was originally one house, now shops and offices. The building is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage …
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Lord Crewe Arms
- Overview Map Street View The Lord Crew Arms is a hotel, resturant and bar, located on The Sqaure in Blanchland. The building incorporates what was the west cloister range of …
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Fiddleback Farmhouse
- Overview Map Street View Fiddleback is a farm and B&B in West Wodside in Cumbria. The farmhouse was built in 1709 and has a distinctive curved walls and shaped like …
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St Cuthbert's Church, Haydon Bridge
- Overview Map Street View St Cuthbert's Church is located on Church Street in Haydon Bridge The parish church was built in 1796 by the Greenwich Hospital Commissioners. It replaced a …
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The Blackbird Inn, Ponteland
- Overview Map Street View The Blackbird Inn is located on North Road in Ponteland. It was formerly a manor house, incorporating a medieval tower. A tower (sometimes reffered to as …
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Norham House, 71 Main Street, Cockermouth
- Overview Map Street View Norham House is No, 71 Main Street in Cockermouth. Currently the building is occupied by Brockbanks Solicitors (at 2023). It was originally built as a house …
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Percy House Gallery, Cockermouth
- Overview Map Street View Percy House (Nos 40, 42 & 46 Market Place) is one of the oldest buildings in Cockermouth and now hosts the Percy House Gallery. The principal …
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39 and 40, Sandhill, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 39 and 40, Sandhill in Newcastle was originally built as a house in the 17th century and later used as shops. Currently it hosts Off …
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53 Grey Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View No. 53 Grey Street was built in c.1837, designed by John Wardle, as part of Richard Grainger's redevelopment of the centre of Newcastle. The building stands …
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55-59, Grey Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 55-59, Grey Street were built in c.1837, designed by John Wardle, for Richard Grainger's redevelopment of the centre of Newcastle. The building stands by the junction with High Bridge …
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34-40 Grey Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Gainsborough House, nos. 34-40 (even numbers), Grey Street was built in c.1836, designed by John Dobson for Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of the …
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19-31, Grey Street, Newcastle
- Nos. 19-31 (odd numbers) on Grey Street in Newcastle. Shops and houses, now offices. Circa 1835, probably by John Wardle, for Richard Grainger. Sandstone ashlar; Welsh slate roof. Renewed ground floor, …
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Gates and Entrance Screen to Hartford Hall
- The entrance screen and gates to Hartford Hall, near Bedlington in Northumberland, date from 1873. The cast and wrought iron gates were made by Coalbrookdale Co., Shropshire. They were originally …
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Tom Collins House, Byker
- Overview Map Street View Tom Collins House is a block of sheltered housing units located at the end of Dunn Terrace in Byker. Completed in 1978, the building by Ralph …
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61-67 Grey Street, Newcastle
- Overview History Street View Nos. 61-67 Grey Street, Newcastle, were built in c.1837, as shops and houses, probably by John Wardle for Richard Grainger. The upper floors, later became part …
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1-3 Market Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 1 and 3 Market Street, Newcastle, were built as shops and houses in c.1837, by Benjamin Green for Richard Grainger. Now restaurants and offices, 1 …
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Congregational Church, Carlisle
- Overview Map Street View Lowther Street Congregational Church (aka Carlisle City Church) in Carlisle, was built 1842-1843, designed by John Nichol of Edinburgh. It replaced an earlier place of worship …
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Shaddon Mill
- Overview Map Street View Shaddon Mill is located on Junction Street, off Shaddongate in Carlisle. It was built as a cotton mill 1835-1836 by Richard Tattersall for Peter Dixon. At …
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Dixons Chimney, Shaddon Mill, Carlisle
- Overview Map Street View Dixons Chimney is a prominent landmark in Carlisle, located on the corner of Shaddongate and Junction Street. The chimney was built in 1836 to serve Shaddon …
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Bishop's Registry, Carlisle
- Overview Map Street View Adjacent to the Abbey Gatehouse in Carlisle is the small "Bishop's Registry" building of 1699. This is the former Cathedral library, at one time used as …
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32 Abbey Street (former Police Station), Carlisle
- Overview Map Street View No. 32 Abbey Street in Carlisle was built in c.1817 as a home for Christopher William Hutchinson of Temple Sowerby. The property was purchased in 1905 …
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No. 21, Castle Street
- Overview Map Street View No. 21, Castle Street, Carlisle, was built in the late 18th century. Originally a house, it was later converted for commercial use. It is currently occuplied …
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Lloyds Bank, Lowther Street
- Overview Map Street View Lloyds Bank is located at No. 6, Lowther Street, Carlisle. The building dates from 1840. It was originally an Athenaeum with a lecture theatre, museum, library, …
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No. 2, The Abbey, Carlisle
- Overview Map Street View No. 2, The Abbey is a 17th century house located between Abbey Gateway and the Cathedral in Carlisle. It was built in the late 17th century …
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Lady Gillford's House, Carlisle
- Overview Map Street View Lady Gillford's House is located on Petreli Bank Road in Carlisle. It was built in c.1829, for John Fawcett, attorney. The building, originally known as Petreli …
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Pow Bridge, St. Bees
- Pow Bridge is a stone roadbridge over Pow Beck, in St. Bees. The bridge, dated 1585, was built for Archbishop Grindal, whose coat of arms and initials appear on dated …
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Shotley Hall
- Overview Map Shotley Hall is located about ¼ mile west of Shotley Bridge. The Hall is in Northumberland, close to the border with County Durham. The house was built in …
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Ann Tyson's Cottage, Hawkshead
- Overview Map Street View Ann Tyson's Cottage is located on Wordworth Lane in Hawkshead. The famous poet, William Wordsworth, lodged here in Ann Tyson's house, while attending Hawkshead Grammar School. …
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Hill Top (Beatrix Potter's house / Museum)
- Overview Map Street View Hill Top is a National Trust property in the Lake District, located in the village of Near Sawrey, about 2 miles south-east of Hawkshead. The house, …
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Dandra Garth, Garsdale
- Overview Map Street View Dandra Garth is a fram located at the east of Garsdale in Cumbria, situated off Hawes Road (A864). The 3 storey stone farmhouse probably dates from …
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112-118 Grainger Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 112-118 (even numbers) Grainger Street, Newcastle, were built as shops and houses in c.1836, The 4 storey building with 5 bays forms the curved corner …
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Netherwood Hotel, Grange-over-Sands
- Overview Map Street View The Netherwood Hotel is located on the hillside, by Lindale Road in Grange-over-Sands. Formerly it was a country house known as Blawith, buit in 1893, by …
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Thorpe Farmhouse
- Overview Map Street View The farmhouse at Thorpe Farm Centre dates from the mid-18th century, thought to have been designed by Thomas Robinson. It is a Grade II* listed building …
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Durham Town Hall
- Initially built in 1356 as Guild Hall, but much of this was rebuilt after the 1640 Scottish invastion. In 1851 the Victorian Main Hall was added along with completion of a new front …
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Salvation Army Citadel, Saddler Street
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 47 and 48, Saddler Street, Durham hosts Salvation Army Sanctuary 21. The building incorporates part of the old North Gate of Durham, which was taken …
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Water Gate, Durham
- Overview Map Street View Water Gate is located at the south end of South Bailey in Durham. It was a gateway in the Medieval city wall, which was rebuilt in …
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St Cuthbert's Society, No. 12, South Bailey, Durham
- St Cuthbert's Society, No. 12, South Bailey, Durham. Grade II* listed building on the National Heritage List for England.
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No. 10, The College, Chorister School
- Overview Map Street View No. 10. The College in Durham dates from Medieval times, with 17th and 18th century alterations. It has 3 storeys, with 4 irregular bays. The building …
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Lune Viaduct at Newbys Dub
- Overview Map Street View The Lune Viaduct at Newbys Dub is located near the hamlet of Waterside and about 1½ miles north-west of Sedbergh. It was built to carry the …
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Abbot Holme Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Abbot Holme Bridge carries the road over the River Dee at Abbot Holme, to the south of Sedbergh. The stone bridge dates from the 17th century …
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Old Grammar School (now the School Library)
- Overview Map Street View The Old Grammar School is located by the junction of Back Lane and Loftus Hill, in Sedburgh. The building is dated 1716 on the original doorway, …
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Archers Hall, Millthrop
- Overview Map Street View Archers Hall, located at the west of Millthrop, is a farmhouse, dated 1681 on the gable of it's rear wing. It is a Grade II* listed …
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The Oaks (house), High Oaks, Sedbergh
- Overview Map Street View The Oaks is a large house in the hamlet of High Oaks, near Sedbergh, The 3 storey house is dated 1706 on its porch, but perhaps …
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Old Roman Milestone, Middleton Parish
- The remains of a Roman milestone in Middleton are situated close to the former route of the Roman road from Ribchester to Low Borrow Bridge. The milestone is cylindrical with …
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No 18, Fisher Street
- Overview Map Street View No 18, Fisher Street in Carlisle dates from the late 18th century. The building, with Flemish bond brickwork, was originally 2 houses, later divided into shop units. …
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Peter Nicholson Monument, Carlisle Cemetery
- There is a monument to the eminent achrchitect Perter Nicholson (1765-1844) in Carlisle Cemetery. It was designed by Robert William Billings, illustrator and architect (1813-1874). Billings published the design of …
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Central Arcade
- Overview Map Street View Inside The Central Arcade was built in 1906 and designed by Oswald and Son, of Newcastle. It is contained within the Central Exchange Buildings which were built Richard …
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Church of St Thomas the Martyr
- Overview About the Church Map Street View St Thomas The Martyr's Church is located on the junction of Barras Bridge and St Mary's Place in Newcastle. The present church was …
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Civic Centre
- Overview About the Civic Centre Map Street View The Civic Centre is the main administrative centre for Newcastle City Council located by Barras Bridge and St Mary's Place, next to St …
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Central Exchange Buildings
- Overview Map Street View The Central Exchange is a triangular building, designed by John Wardle and George Walker and built by Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of Newcastle …
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Fulwell Windmill
- Overview Map Street View "Fulwell Windmill started to appear on the Sunderland skyline in 1806 and became the familiar landmark we know today when opened in 1808. Built for Joseph …
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Horsley Tower
- Overview Street View The fortified towerhouse in Longhorsley was built by the Horsley family in the 16th century at a time when there were frequent boarder raids and hostilities with …
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Cleadon House
- Overview Map Street View A large house on Front Street in Cleadon, built c1738 for local South Shields glass manufacturer John Dagnia.[1] After John Dagnia's death in 1743, the house …
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Tees Transporter Bridge
- Overview History Facts & Figures Map Street View The Tees Transporter Bridge was opened on the 17th October 1911 by Prince Arthur of Connaught. The bridge over the River Tees connects Middlesbrough, on the south bank, …
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Pottergate Tower
- Overview Map Street View Pottergate Tower in Alnwick was formerly part of the town's medieval defences. The tower was rebuilt in 1768 to a design by Mr Henry Bell. It …
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Twizell Castle
- Overview About Twizell Castle Map Street View Twizell Castle stands on a bend of the River Till near Twizell Bridge, about 3 miles north-west of Cornhill-on-Tweed in Northumberland. A medieval tower house on …
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Assembly Rooms
- Overview Map Street View Designed by architect William Newton, this Georgian building was completed in 1776. The building was funded by members of the nobility, gentry and prominent citizens who …
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Keelman's Hospital
- Overview Map Street View Keelmen’s Hospital on City Road in Newcastle was built in 1701. It was built by the keelmen of Newcastle as an alms house for sick and …
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Close, No. 32 (The Cooperage)
- Overview Map Street View No. 32, Close is the most complete timber-framed building from the late medieval period in Newcastle, lucky to survive the Great Fire of 1854. It was …
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Collingwood Monument
- Overview About the Monument Map Street View The Collingwood Monument was built in 1845 in honour of Admiral Lord Collingwood, who led the British Fleet to victory at the Battle …
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Souter Lighthouse
- Overview About Souter Lighthouse Map Street View Souter Lighthouse is located on Lizard point on the South Tyneside coast, between Marsden and Whitburn. It was built in 1871 by Sir …
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Sunderland Empire Theatre
- Overview About Sunderland Empire Map The Empire is a 1,860 seat theatre located on High Street West in Sunderland SR1 3EX. The Empire was opened on 1st July 1907 by variety …
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Lighthouse, Roker Cliff Park
- The lighthouse was originally built in 1856 on Sunderland's South Pier. In 1983 it was dismantled to allow for harbour improvements, and then re-erected in Roker Cliff Park, between Roker …
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Yarm Bridge
- In c.1400 Bishop Skirlaw of Durham built this stone bridge across the River Tees. The bridge was widened at a later date. It is still in use as a road …
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Grey Towers
- Overview Map Street View Grey Towers is a large country house built 1865-1867 for William Hopkins, ironmaster and Mayor of Middlesbrough. It is faced with whinstone, which is unusual compared …
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Dock Clock Tower
- Overview Street View The current clock tower was built at the turn of the century (some time between 1870 and 1903) as Middlesbrough's docks were redeveloped. It replaced an earlier …
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Church of St John the Evangelist
- Overview Timeline Map Street View The Church of St John the Evangelist is located by the junction of Marton Road and North Ormesby Road in Middlesbrough. The church was built …
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Empire Mecca Social Club
- "Built in 1897 as a music hall The Middlesbrough Empire has played host to a variety of performers including Charlie Chaplin, Laurel & Hardy, The Scissor Sisters, The Arctic Monkeys …
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Webb House, 7 Zetland Road
- Overview Street View No. 7, Zetland Road, Middlesbrough, was constructed for ironmasters Bell Brothers between 1881 and 1891. It was the only commercial building ever designed by Philip Webb, the …
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Middlesbrough Town Hall
- Overview About the Town Hall Map Street View The gothic style Town Hall and Municipal Buildings on Albert Road & Corporation Road in Middlesbrough were built between 1883-1889, and replaced …
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Close, No. 35 (Quayside Bar)
- Overview Map Street View The Quayside (Wetherspoons, previously No 1 Llyods Bar) is a public house and restaurant at no. 35 Close, by the Newcastle Quayside. The building dates back …
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Cloth Market, Nos. 12, 14 and 16
- Overview Map Street View Houses, now shops and business premises on Cloth Market, Newcastle. This was formerly the White Hart Inn, a coaching inn built in the late 16th century. …
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Church of St Chad, Bensham
- Overview Map Street View "St Chad's Church was consecrated in 1903. The church was designed by William Searle Hicks in the style of the Arts and Crafts movement, and built …
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Crow Hall
- A county house from the early 1700's, which gives its name to Crowhall Lane in Felling, where it is located. It is a private dwelling. Now a Grade 2* Listed …
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Church of St Helen, Low Fell
- Overview Map Street View "The Parish of Saint Helen owes its existence to the large population explosion experienced by industrial centres of the nineteenth century. Until then Low Fell had …
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Ravensworth Castle
- Overview About the Castle Map A Grade II* listed building and Scheduled Monument. There are three phases to the castle; a medieval quadrangular castle, an 18th century country house, and …
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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 …
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Greta Bridge (bridge)
- Overview Map Street View The stone bridge over the River Greta at Great Bridge village in County Durham, was built in 1773 by John Carr for John Sawry Morritt. It replaced …
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Church of St Mary, Rokeby
- Overview Map Street View St Mary's is a Parish Church in Rokeby, County Durham. The church was consecrated 1778, and believed to be designed by Sir Thomas Robinson.It replaced an …
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Tanfield Hall
- Overview Map Street View Tanfield Hall is a private dwelling on Front Street in Tanfield, County Durham. The three storey Hall is a Grade 2* Listed building on the National …
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Holywell Hall, nr Brancepeth
- Hollywell Hall, in the hamlet of Holywell near Brancepeth in County Durham, is a large county house dating back to the 16th century. The main block was built in the …
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Tynemouth Station
- Overview About the Station History Map Street View Tynemouth Station opened on 7th July 1882. It was designed by William Bell for the North Eastern Railway Company (NER). It replaced …
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Witton Castle
- Overview About Map Witton Castle is a much-altered 15th-century castle, which is the centrepiece of a holiday and caravan country park at Witton le Wear, near Bishop Auckland, County …
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Former British Gas Engineering Research Station
- Overview Map Street View This former British Gas Research Station is located off Station Road in Killigworth. It was originally built 1966-1967, designed by Ryder and Yates, and extended. It …
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Dial Cottage, West Moor near Killingworth
- Overview Map Street View The plaque above the door of Dial Cottage reads: "George Stephenson engineer. Inventor of the Locomotive Engine lived in this cottage from (1805 to 1823), his …
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Church of St Cuthbert
- Overview Map Street View St Cuthbert's Church in Bedlington can be dated back to the 10th Century and was built on the site of an earlier church.[1] The remains of …
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Hartford Hall
- Overview Map Hartford Hall is a large country house located by Hartford Bridge near Bedlington in Northumberland. The Hall was built in 1807 by William Stokoe for William Burdon (1764–1818), …
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Cleadon Water Tower
- Overview Detail Map Street View Cleadon Water Tower is a prominent landmark based on the Cleadon Hills. The chimney was for a Victorian steam-powered pumping station, built 1860 to 1862 …
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Church of St Michael's and all Angels
- Overview Map Street View Inside St Michael's and all Angels Church in Alwinton dates from the 12th Century, though much of it was rebuilt in 1851. The Church is Grade …
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Etal Manor
- Overview Map A large country house in Etal, Northumberland, built in 1748. It was extended in 1767 for William Carr, and again in 1888 for James Laing. The Manor is …
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Scargill Castle
- Overview Map Scargill was originally built in the late 12th century by Warren de Scargill whilst he was overseeing building work at the nearby Bowes Castle. King Edward II is …
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Church of St Matthew, Summerhill Street
- Overview Map Street View St Matthew's Church on Summerhill Street in the Summerhill area of Newcastle, close to Big Lamp. The parish church was built in 1877, designed by R.J. …
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Orangery
- Overview Map Street View Built in the late 18th century the organgery is located on the south of the Gibside estate. It is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage …
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Church of St Peter
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St. Peter in Wallsend was built in 1809 and extensively modified in 1892. The church is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage …
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Lions House
- Overview Map A Grade 2* listed building situated by the Town Walls of Berwick-upon-Tweed.
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Royal Tweed Bridge
- Overview History and Design Map Street View The Royal Tweed Bridge in Berwick-upon-Tweed was officially opened by the Prince of Wales on 16th May 1928. Grade 2* listed. The Royal …
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Neville Hall and Wood Memorial Hall
- Overview Map Street View Neville Hall is a distinctive gothic building on Westgate Road in Newcastle, near the junction with Neville Street. It was built 1869 - 1872 and designed …
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Emerson Chambers
- Overview Map Street View Emerson Chambers was built in 1903 on Blackett Street in Newcastle. It was designed by Simpson, Lawson and Rayne - built as a high-end restaurant, complete …
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George Stephenson's Birthplace
- Overview Map Street View About half a mile north-west of Wylam is the humble birthplace of great railway pioneer, George Stephenson, who was born in 1781. The entire Stephenson family lived in just one …
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Headlam Hall
- Overview About Headlam Hall Map Street View Headlam Hall is a 17th Century country house in the village of Headlam, near Gainford, in County Durham. The Hall is now a …
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Winston Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The bridge over the River Tees near Winston in Counry Durham was built in 1762-1763, designed by Sir Thomas Robinson[1]. The bridge is notable for its …
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Stubb House
- Overview Map Stubb House is a 17th Century country house located beterrn Winston and Whorlton in County Durham. The house is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List for …
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Wycliffe Hall
- Overview Map Street View A medieval fortified house in Wycliffe, County Durham, which was substantially remodelled in the early-mid 18th Century. The North-west wing was built c.1780, as museum for …
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Whorlton Suspension Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The toll bridge over the River Tees at Whorlton, County Durham, was opened in 1831. It was designed by John and Benjamin Green of Newcastle, who …
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St Andrew's Church, Crook
- St Andrew's, Crook, Methodist / United Reformed Church is located on Dawson Street in Crook, County Durham. The Church, formerly Crook Central Methodist Church, built in 1868, is Grade II* …
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Kirkleatham Museum
- Overview Map Street View "Kirkleatham Museum is the local history museum for the Borough of Redcar & Cleveland with a treasure trove of artefacts and exhibitions set on three floors …
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Statue of Justice, Sir William Turners Hospital
- Statue of Justice in Courtyard of Sir William Turners Hospital c.1720
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Kirkleatham Hall Farm
- Kirkleatham Hall Farm was the stable block and coach houses fpr the former Kirkleatham Hall (demolished 1955). Built in the 18th Centry it is a Grade 2* listed building.
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Church of St. Cuthbert
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St. Cuthbert in Blyth, Northumberland was built in 1892. It replaced an earlier church built in 1751; at that time Blyth was part …
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Orangery
- Built in the early 18th century the organgery is located in the walled garden of Seaton Delaval Hall. It is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Legs Cross
- Overview Map Street View Near Bolam, County Durham. "The base and fragment of a cross shaft dating from the 9th century. A rough cut rectangular sandstone base, badly worn, but …
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Church of St Mary the Virgin
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St Mary the Virgin is located on South Street, West Rainton in County Durham. The parish church was built in 1864. Its tower …
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Christ Church
- Overview Map Street View The Parish church in Shieldfield was built 1859-1861 by A.B. Higham. The church and hall is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List for England. …
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Roberts Battery
- Robert's Battery at Old Hartley was a defensive site dating from the First World War. When a battleship which had been permanently based on the river Tyne was redeployed in …
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Church of St. Edwin, High Coniscliffe
- Overview Map Street View The Parish church in High Coniscliffe was originally built c.1170 and the tower parapet and spire dates from the 14th century. The church underwent a major …
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Church of St Ebba, Ebchester
- Overview Map Street View The Parish Church of Ebchester was built 12th century, with extensive rebuilding in 1892 by C.H. Fowler. The church tower was added and the nave extended …
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Adderstone Hall
- Overview About Adderstone Hall Map Street View A large Georgian manor house in Adderstone Grange near Lucker in Northumberland. The house, on the site of a much older estate, was built in …
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North Gosforth Chapel (ruins)
- Overview Map Street View The remains of the medieval chapel in North Gosforth were uncovered when the Melton Park housing estate was built in the 1950s.[1] The earliest documentary reference …
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Church of St John Lee, Acomb
- Overview Map Street View Aerial View The Parish Church of St John Lee, in Acomb, Northumberland, is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Church of St. Mary
- Overview Map Street View The church of St.Mary the Virgin in the centre of the village of Lesbury dates back to 1147 but is thought to have been preceded by …
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Limekilns, Littlemill
- There are 2 large limekilns at Littlemill West Quarry, just over a mile north west of Longhoughton in Northumberland. One is 18th century, the other 19th century. The 18th century …
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Lambley Viaduct
- Overview About Lambley Viaduct Map Lambley viaduct was built by the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway in 1852 to carry the Haltwhistle to Alston branch line over the River South Tyne at …
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Lilburn Tower
- 1829 January 3. The foundation stone of a new and mansion-house, to be executed in the Gothic style, for John William Collingwood esq ., at Lilburn Tower, near Wooler, in …
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Monkwearmouth Station Museum
- "The new railway station in North Bridge Street, Monkwearmouth was opened on 19 June 1848. It was the new Sunderland terminus for the Brandling Junction Railway, opened in 1839, that …
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Old Manor House
- Overview Map The manor house in Mitford, Northumberland, dates from the 16th century. The manor house is located in a bend of the River Wansbeck, close to St Marys Church …
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Church of St. James, Shilbottle
- Overview Map Street View St. James' is the parish church in Shilbottle. The present church was built in 1884 on the site of a Norman church, and was designed by …
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Matfen Hall
- Overview About Matfen Hall Map Street View Matfen Hall was a country house built for by Sir Edward Blackett in 1832-6 on the site of an earlier Jacobean house in …
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Wylam Station
- Overview About Wylam Station Map Street View Wylam Station was built in 1835 for the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway. It is one of the earliest stations in the world still …
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Church of St Thomas, Stanhope
- Overview Map Street View St Thomas' is the parish church in Stanhope, County Durham. The church was built in the 12th century, with the chancel and upper part of the …
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Bridge over the Wear
- Overview Map Street View This stone bridge over the River Wear just west of Stanhope dates from medieval times. The bridge now carries the B6278 road. It is Grade II* …
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Unthank Hall
- Overview Map Unthank Hall is a 16th century manor house in Stanhope located near the south banks of the River Wear, close to Stanhope Ford. The hall is Grade II* …
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Brandling House
- Overview Map Street View Brandling House is a hospitality and conference centre at Gosforth Park Racecourse. It was originally built as a country house between 1755-1764 for Charles Brandling, a …
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Horden Hall
- Overview Map Street View Horden Hall is a manor house built in the mid 17th century located at the north end of Horden in County Durham. The building is thought …
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Church of St Peter, Elwick
- Overview Map Street View St Peter's Church is located at the top of Church Bank in Elwick. The church was built in the late 12th century, with a major restoration …
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Bywell Hall
- Overview About Bywell Hall Map Bywell Hall is a privately owned 18th-century country house situated on the north bank of the River Tyne at Bywell, Northumberland. It is Grade …
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St Mary's Chapel
- Overview Map Street View Pilgrim Street in Newcastle is so named because of the many pilgrims traveling that way to St Mary's Chapel in Jesmond; "THERE was an Inn in …
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Church of St.James
- Overview Map Street View St. James's United Reformed Church is located on Northumberland Road in Newcastle. It was built 1882-1884 by T. Lewis Banks, originally as a Congregational Church. The people …
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Accumulator Tower, Albert Edward Dock
- Overview Map Street View The hydraulic accumulator tower is located in what today is the Royal Quays Marina in North Shields. The 2 story tower was built in 1882 for …
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Longhirst Hall
- Overview Map Street View Longhirst Hall near Morpeth in Northumberland was built in 1824. It was designed by John Dobson for the land owner, William Lawson, who became wealthy from …
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Church of the Holy Trinity
- Overview Map Street View The Holy Trinity Church in Jesmond is located on the corner of Jesmond Road and Churchill Gardens. The Parish church was built in 1908 by Hicks …
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Stephenson Monument
- Overview Map Street View This monument to the eminent engineer George Stephenson is located on the junction of Westgate Road and Neville Street in Newcastle, near Central Station. The decision …
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Lady Waterford Hall
- Overview About the Hall Map Street View Lady Waterford Hall is located in Ford in Northumberland. The building was commissioned in 1860 by Louisa Anne, the Marchioness of Waterford, and …
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Terrace, east side of Old Eldon Square
- Overview Map Street View The terrace buildings on the east side of Old Eldon Square off Blackett Street in Newcastle were built by 1831 by Richard Grainger to the designs …
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War Memorial, Old Eldon Square
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Old Eldon Square in Newcastle was unveiled on the 26th of September 1923 by Field Marshal Earl Haig and dedicated by the …
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Statue of Queen Victoria, St Nicholas' Square
- Overview Map Street View The bronze statue of Queen Victoria in St Nicholas' Square, Newcastle, was unveiled on the 24th of April 1903.[1] "The gift of W.H. Stephenson to commemorate 500 …
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Lemington Glass Works (1787-1997)
- Overview About Lemmington Glass Works Map Street View Lemington Glass Works was the site of glass production in Lemington, Newcastle upon Tyne, England, for over 200 years. All that …
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Lighthouse, Coquet Island
- Overview Map The lighthouse on Coquet Island in Northumberland was built in 1841 by Trinity House. The lighthouse complex includes a lighthouse-keeper's cottage which was built into the ruins of …
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Church of St Gregory the Great, Kirknewton
- Overview Map Street View St Gregory's is the parish church of Kirknewton in Northumberland. There has been a church on this site since at least the 11th century. The church …
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Hartlepool Art Gallery / Christ Church
- Overview About Hartlepool Art Gallery Map Street View Inside Christ Church on Church Square in Hartlepool was built for, what was then, the new and rapidly growing town of West …
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Clock Tower
- Overview About the Clock Tower Map Street View The Clock Tower on Old Gate in Morpeth was built in the early 17th century, using stone from an earlier Medieval building. …
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Telford Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Telford Bridge (aka 'New Bridge') in Morpeth was built 1829 - 1831 by Thomas Telford.[1] The stone bridge carries the A192 road over the River Wansbeck. …
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Court House
- Overview Map Street View The Court House in Morpeth was built in 1822, and designed by John Dobson in the style of a medieval castle.[1] It was originally part of …
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Chapel of St. Cuthbert, Inner Farne
- The Chapel of St. Cuthbert on the Farne Islands dates back to the 13th century or earlier. It was rebuilt in the 14th century and restored in the mid 19th …
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Barmoor Castle
- Overview Barmoor Castle Map Barmoor Castle was first recorded in 1341 when the Muschampe family was granted a licence to crenellate. In 1415 it was described as a fortalice. Barmoor was …
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Apollo Pavilion, Peterlee
- Overview About Apollo Pavilion Map Street View The Apollo Pavilion, also known as the Pasmore Pavilion, is a piece of public art in the new town of Peterlee in …
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Craster Arms Hotel
- Overview Map Street View The Craster Arms is a hotel, bar and restaurant located on The Wynding in Beadnell. The rear of the building incorporates the remains of a medieval …
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Friarside Chapel, nr Burnopfield
- Overview Map High Friarside Hospice was a Medieval leper hospital, located just south of the River Derwent, north of Burnopfield and south of Rowlands Gill, in County Durham. The hospital was founded …
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Hilton Hall
- Overview Map Street View Hilton Hall is a house in Hilton Village in County Durham. The bulk of the house dates from the 16th century, with 17th and 18th century …
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Barforth Hall
- Overview Map Barforth Hall is a farmhouse which was once the manor house of Barforth. The Barforth estate came into the possession of the Pudsey family during the reign of Edward …
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St Peter ad Vincula Church
- Overview Map Street View The old Church of St. Peter ad Vincula (St Peter in chains) is located on the Green in Thornaby-on-Tees. The building dates from the 12th century, …
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Dalden Tower
- Overview Map Street View Dalden Tower, is located in Seaham in the Dean which runs to Dalton-le-Dale. The pele-tower is the most prominent part of the remains of what was …
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Wynyard Hall
- Overview About Wynyard Hall Map Street View Wynyard Park, sometimes known as Wynyard Hall is a large country house in County Durham, England. The house used to be the …
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Hexham Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Hexham Bridge carries the A6079 road over the River Tyne at Hexham. The nine arched stone bridge was built in 1793, designed by John Smeaton and …
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Coldstream Bridge
- Overview About Coldstream Bridge Map Street View Coldstream Bridge, linking Coldstream, Scottish Borders with Cornhill-on-Tweed, Northumberland, is an 18th-century Grade II* listed bridge between England and Scotland, across the …
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Rey Cross, Bowes
- Rey Cross, in the civil parish of Bowes. Base and fragment of a 10th century cross shaft, which is believed to have been erected by King Edwin of Northumbria to …
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The Castle, Castle Eden
- Overview About Castle Eden Map The Castle at Castle Eden is an 18th-century mansion house and a Grade II* listed building. No trace remains of the medieval castle of …
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Preston Tower
- Overview About Preston Tower Map Preston Tower is a 14th century pele tower in Preston, near Chathill, in Northumberland. The Tower is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List …
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The Arches
- "The Arches" were originally built in 1735 as the courtyard gateway to Wallington Hall. However, later they proved too narrow for coaches and were moved and re-erected as an eyecatcher …
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Dragons' Heads
- Overview Map Street View A group of 4 carved dragons' heads is located on the lawns to the east of Wallington, and can be seen from the on the approach …
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Old All Saints Church, Skelton
- Overview Map The old All Saints Church in Skelton-in-Cleveland was built c1785, on site of an earlier medieval church.[1] The secluded church, located east of the village, is set in …
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Balder Bridge, Cotherstone
- Overview Map Street View The stone road bridge over the River Balder at Cotherstone dates back to the 15th century. It was rebuilt c.1681 and the upstream side of the …
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Church of St Anne, Ancroft
- Overview Map Street View St Anne's is the parish church of Ancroft. It was built by the monks of Holy Island, in the early Norman period, or possibly earlier. The …
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Pallinsburn House
- Overview About Pallinsburn House Map Street View Pallinsburn House is an 18th-century country house situated at Ford, Northumberland. It is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List for England. …
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War Memorial
- The war memorial on Holy Island was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens (1869-1944) and carved in Doddington stone by Mr Tully of Belford. The memorial was unveiled on the 4th of June …
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Biddlestone Catholic Chapel
- This former Roman Catholic chapel in Biddlestone has an interesting history. It was originally a pele tower built in the 13th century; the ground floor has defensive walls, which are 6 …
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Statue of the 3rd Marquis of Londonderry
- Overview Map Street View The statue of the 3rd Marquess of Londonderry was unveiled in the Market Place, Durham, on the 2nd of December 1861. Those attending the ceremony included Disraeli …
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Bede Cottage
- Overview Map Street View Bede Cottage and Bede House are adjoining houses located on Monkton Lane in Monkton. They date from the early or mid 17th century and are Grade …
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Bavington Hall
- Overview About Bavington Hall Map Street View Bavington Hall is a 17th-century privately owned country house at Little Bavington in Northumberland. It is Grade II* listed on the National …
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Crawley Tower, near Powburn
- Crawley Tower was built early in the 14th century with a licence to crenelate being granted in 1343.
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Brainshaugh Priory
- The priory ruins are located by a tight bend in the River Coquet at Brainshaugh, near Guyzance, in Northumberland. It was originally St Wilfrid's Premonstratensian nunnery, founded 1147-52 AD, by Richard …
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Church of St Giles
- Overview Map Street View St Giles, Church in Birtley, Northumberland, was built in the 12th century, and restored in 1884. The church is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage …
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Sunderland Minster
- Overview About Sunderland Minster Map Street View The Minster Church of St Michael and All Angels and St Benedict Biscop (commonly referred to as 'Sunderland Minster') is located on Church …
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Ryhope Engines Museum
- Overview About Ryhope Engines Museum Map Street View Ryhope Pumping Station was built in 1868 for the Sunderland & South Shields Water Company, to supply water to the Sunderland area. The …
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Victoria Viaduct
- Overview About the Victoria Viaduct Map Victoria Bridge is a 810 ft long rail viaduct over the River Wear near Fatfield, Washington. It was built for the Durham Junction Railway and opened …
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Church of St Oswald
- Overview About St Oswald's Church Map Street View St Oswald’s Church is located by the River Wear, on Church Street in the Elvet area of Durham. There has probably been a …
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Dalton Pumping Station
- Overview Map Street View Dalton Water Pumping Station was built 1873-1879 by Thomas Hawksley in Venetian Gothic Revival style.[1] It is located in Cold Hesledon, near Dalton-le-Dale. The engine house …
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Tudhoe Old Hall
- Overview Map Street View Tudhoe Hall, off the village green in Tudhoe, dates from the early 17th century, probably incorporating the fabric of an earlier building. The building was altered …
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War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Saltburn By The Sea is located by the junction of Albion Terrace and Glenside, beside Valley Gardens park. The memorial, by Sir …
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Ouseburn Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View Ouseburn Viaduct is a railway bridge over the valley of the Ouseburn (river). It was built between 1837-1839 by John and Benjamin Green for the Newcastle …
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Tosson Tower
- Overview Map Street View Tosson Tower is a ruined medieval tower house located in Great Tosson. It was the home of the Ogle family, who obtained lands at Tosson in …
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Sharpe's Folly, Whitton
- Overview Map Street View Built in the c.1720's, Sharpe's Folly in Whitton is probably the earliest folly in the county.[1] a plaque on the building states: "SHARP'S FOLLY / errected …
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Statue of Queen Victoria
- Overview Map Street View The statue of Queen Victoria on the front Lawn of the Royal Victoria Infirmary was unveiled by King Edward VII on the 11th of July 1906. …
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Newcastle Swing Bridge
- Overview Further Information Map Street View The Swing Bridge over the River Tyne was first used for road traffic on 15th June 1876 and opened for river traffic on 17th …
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Piercebridge Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The stone bridge over the River Tees at Piercebridge was built in 1673. The bridge was widened on its downstream side in 1781.[1] Today the bridge …
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Church of St Cuthbert, Marton
- Overview Map Street View St Cuthbert's Church is located on Stokesley Road in Marton-in-Cleveland. The church dates from the 12th century, though it was largely rebuilt 1843-1848, possibly by J.B. Rudd …
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Teesside Vineyard Church (St Luke's)
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St Luke on acklam Road in Thornaby was built in 1904 by Hicks and Charlewood of Newcastle.[1] In August 2016, The Vineyard church movement …
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Wark-on-Tweed Castle
- Overview About Wark-on-Tweed Castle Map Street View Wark Castle (aka Carham Castle), at Wark-on-Tweed was originally a motte-and-bailey castle built early in the 12th century. The castle was demolished and rebuilt …
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Clifford's Fort
- Overview History of Clifford's Fort Map Street View Clifford's Fort was a gun battery and military barracks built to defend the mouth of the River Tyne, at the east of …
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Mountain Daisy Public House
- Overview Map Street View The Mountain Daisy is a pub located on Hylton Road in the Millfield area of Sunderland. In addition to its 'Modified Queen Anne style.' exterior, the …
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Winch Bridge, nr Holwick
- Overview Map Street View An iron suspension footbridge with planked walkway, over the River Tees, by the Low Force waterfalls, near Holwick and Newbiggin. The bridge was built c.1820 for the …
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Beamish Hall
- Overview History of Beamish Hall Map Street View Beamish Hall Hotel is located near Beamish village and Beamish Museum in County Durham. It has a core dating from the late …
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Manor House
- Overview Map Street View The Manor House is located on the West End overlooking the Village Green in Sedgefield. It is a multi-activity centre and is home to various businesses. …
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Clock Tower
- The clock tower of 1864 was the original pay office for the Cragside Estate. The clock mechanism is thought to have been designed by Lord Armstrong himself.[1] The clock tower …
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Cosin's Hall
- Overview Map Street View Cosin's Hall is a large Georgean building located on Owengate on the east side of Palace Green in Durham. It was originally built c.1700 as Archdeacons's …
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Haughton House, South Bailey
- Overview Map Street View No. 3 South Bailey, is the main building of St John's College, Durham University. The house was originally built in the early 18th century for Sir …
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Bottle kilns
- Overview Map Street View Walker's Pottery on Milkwell Lane in Corbridge operated from the early 19th century until 1910. The pottery produced pipes, tiles and low-grade pottery for agricultural use, …
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Church of St Aidan, Thockrington
- Overview Map Street View The church at Thockrington in Northumberland was built in the early 12th century by the Norman family of Umfraville. It is built on an outcrop of the …
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Old School House, Hartburn
- Overview Map Street View The Old School House in Hartburn was built in 1762 by Dr. John Sharpe, vicar of Hartburn. It was also used as the 'Parish Stable' (hearse house).[1] Now …
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All Saints Church
- Overview Map Street View All Saints Church is located on the corner of Grange Road and Linthorpe Road in Middlesbrough. The church was built 1873 - 1878, designed by G.E. Street. …
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Black Middens Bastle House
- Overview About Black Middens Bastle Map Street View Black Middens Bastle House is at an isolated location on the north side of the Tarset Valley, about 2 miles north-west of …
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Close House
- Overview About Close House Map Street View Close House is a large country house, estate and golf club located between Heddon-on-the-Wall and Wylam, about 8 miles west of Newcastle. The …
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Eggleston Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Eggleston Bridge is a single track road bridge across the River Tees near Eggleston in County Durham. The bridge here can be traced back to the 15th …
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Eggleston Hall
- Overview About Eggleston Hall Map Eggleston Hall is a large country house by the north banks of the River Tees at Eggleston in County Durham. It was built on the site …
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Hesleyside Hall
- Overview About Hesleyside Hall Map Hesleyside Hall is a large country house, located about a mile and a half north-west of Bellingham in Northumberland. It was built in 1719 on or …
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Fenham Hall
- Overview About Fenham Hall Map Street View North front of Fenham Hall Fenham Hall was completed in 1748. It was built for John Ord, Mayor of Newcastle, and designed by …
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Rothley Castle
- Overview About Rothley Castle Map Street View Rothley Castle is a folly on the Wallington Estate, built to resemble a medieval castle, located near Rothley in Northumberland. The castle was …
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Tocketts Mill
- Overview Map Tocketts Mill iis a watermill by Tocketts Beck, located about a mile and a half north-east of Guisborough. The mill seen today was built in c.1810, erected on site …
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Town Hall
- Overview About the Town Hall Map Street View The Town Hall in Barrow-in-Furness was built from 1882-1887, designed in a Neo-Gothic style, by WH Lynn of Belfast. It was opened …
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Barrow Monument
- Overview About the Monument Timeline Map Street View View from top The Sir John Barrow Monument on Hoad Hill, Ulverston, was built from 1850 to 1851. The monument is Grade II* …
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Underhill, Kells Lane, Low Fell
- Overview About Underhill Map Street View Underhill is a large house at 99 Kells Lane in Low Fell, Gateshead - built in the 1860s. The inventor, Joseph Swan, lived at …
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Hawkshead Grammar School - Museum
- Overview Map Street View Hawkshead Grammar School was founded in 1585 by the then Archbishop of York, Edwin Sandys (originally of Esthwaite Hall, near Hawkshead). The current building dates from 1675, when …
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Church of St Kentigern, Great Crosthwaite
- Overview About St Kentigern's Church Map Street View St Kentigern's Church is located in Great Crosthwaite, on the outskirts of Keswick. The church is of least C14 origin, and was …
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Church of St Mary, Ambleside
- Overview About St Mary's Church Map Street View St Mary's Church in Ambleside was built 1850-1854, designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott in the Early Gothic Decorated style.[1] The church is Grade …
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Church of St Kentigern, Aspatria
- Overview About St Kentigern's Church Map Street View St Kentigern's Church, Aspatria, stands in the village of Aspatria, Cumbria, England. It is an active Anglican parish church in the …
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Moot Hall
- Overview About Moot Hall Map Street View Moot Hall in the market square of Keswick was built in 1813, replacing earlier buildings of 1571 and 1695. It was previously used …
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Church of St John
- Overview Map Street View St John's Church in Keswick was built in 1838 by the eminent architect Anthony Salvin (1799-1881).The patron of the church was John Marshall, owner of a …
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Warnell Hall, nr Sebergham
- Overview Map Street View Warnell Hall, is a large farmhouse to the south-west of Sebergham, It was built as a fortified house, dated 1683, and incorporating part of a 14th century …
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Hewthwaite Hall, nr Cockermouth
- Overview Map Street View Hewthwaite Hall is a farmhouse on Isel Road, located about two and a half miles north west of Cockermouth. The house in inscribed with the date 1581 …
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Old Church
- Overview Map Street View The old Church of St Martin at Brampton, Carlisle, was built in the 12th century by the River Irthing on the site of a Roman fort. …
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Holme Eden Abbey
- Overview Map Holme Eden Abbey is located by the River Eden at Warwick Bridge in Cumbria. It was originally built 1833-1837 by John Dobson as a coutry house for Peter Dixon, …
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RC Church of St Michael
- Overview Map Street View St Michael's Church is located on Westmorland Road in Elswick. It is a Roman Catholic parish church, built in 1889-1891 by Dunn, Hansom and Dunn. The church …
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Stockton Road United Reformed Church
- Overview About Stocton Road URC Map Street View Formerly known as the Church of St George with Trinity and St James, on Stockton Road in Sunderland. It originally opened as …
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Cumberland and Westmorland Joint Counties’ War Memorial
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Church of St Michael, Bowness-on-Solway
- Overview About St Michael's Church Map Street View St Michael's Church in Bowness-on-Solway dates from the 12th century. The church was restored in the 18th century and was extended in …
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Church of St Mary
- Overview Map Street View St Mary's is the Parish Church of Wigton. The church was built in 1788 on the site of an earlier 12th century church. The church was …
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Church of St Mary
- Overview About St Mary's Church Map Street View St Mary’s Church, Wreay is the Church of England parish church of Wreay in Cumbria. It was designed by Sara Losh …
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Eskdale Mill
- Overview Map Street View Eskdale Mill is located by Whillan Beck in the village of Boot in Eskdale, Cumbria. Eskdale Mill is one of the oldest water powered corn mills …
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Holy Trinity and St George RC Church
- Overview About the Church Map Street View Holy Trinity and St George's Church is located on the corner of New Street and Blackhall Road in Kendal. The Roman Catholic church …
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Walney Lighthouse
- Overview About Walney Lighthouse Map Street View Walney Lighthouse is a functioning lighthouse located on Walney Island in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England. The current building dates to the early 19th-century …
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Church of St Cuthbert, Kirklinton
- Overview Map Street View St Cuthbert's Church in the village of Kirklinton was rebuilt in 1845, but retains some original 12th century features.[1] The Church is Grade II listed on …
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Church of St Michael, Arthuret
- Overview Map Street View St Michael's Church in Arthuret was built in 1609, replacing and earlier medieval church. The tower was completed in c.1700, and the church was restored in …
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St Anne's Hospital (Almshouses)
- Overview Map Street View Almshouses on Boroughgate in Appleby-in-Westmorland, inscribed:"This Almes House was founded and begun to be built in the year 1651, and was finished and endowed for the …
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Friends' Meeting House
- Overview Map Street View Swarthmoor Friends' Meeting House, is located on Meeting House Lane in the Croftlands area of Ulverston, about half a mile east of the village of Swarthmoor. The …
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Swarthmoor Hall
- Overview About Swarthmoor Hall Map Street View Swarthmoor Hall is a large house, built in c.1568, located in Ulverston, about half a mile east of the village of Swarthmoor. The …
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Church of St Michael & All Angels, Nether Wasdale
- Overview Map St Michael & All Angels Church in Nether Wasdale is thought to date from the 15th century.[1] The Parish Church was originally a chapel of ease to the …
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Tyne Bridge
- Overview About the Tyne Bridge Map Street View The Tyne Bridge is an iconic arch bridge over the River Tyne which links Newcastle and Gateshead. Construction of the bridge by …
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Hagg Bank Bridge
- Overview About West Wylam Bridge Map Street View West Wylam Bridge (also known as Hagg Bank Bridge and Points Bridge) is a footbridge over the River Tyne to the south-west …
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Church of St Mary
- Overview About St Mary's Church Map Street View St Mary's is the Anglican Parish Church of Ulverston. The church tower dates from the mid-16th century and there is a 12th …
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Church of St. Giles, Netherwitton
- Overview Map Street View St Giles is the Parish Church in Netherwitton and dates from the 12th century, with subsequent alterations. The Church is Grade II* listed on the National …
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Cheeseburn Grange
- Overview Map Street View CHEESEBURN-GRANGE, a township, in the parish of Stamfordham, union of Castle ward, N.E. division of Tindale ward, S. division of Northumberland, 12 miles (N.W. by W.) …
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Iron Bridge
- The iron footbridge over Debdon Burn at Cragside was manufactured in 1870s at Lord Armstrong's Elswick Works. The footbridge is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List for England.[1] …
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Church of All Saints
- Overview Map Street View Inside All Saints is the parish church of Rothbury. The current church building dates from the 13th century, with restoration in 1850. However, it is a …
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Tarn House, nr Ravenstonedale
- Overview Map Street View Tarn House is located about a mile and a half south-east of the village of Ravenstonedale in Cumbria, and half a mile west of the tarn (small …
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Manor House
- Overview Map Street View Normanby House on Braidwood Road in Normanby was built c.1716 for Reverend William Consett and Elizabeth Pennyman.[1] In more recent times it has been extended and …
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Church of St John
- Overview About St John's Church Map Street View St John's parish church and community hall is located on Washington Street in Workington. It was originally built in 1822-1823 by Thomas Hardwick, as …
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Church of St Michael
- Overview About St Michael's Church Map Street View St Michael's Church in Workington is located near the south banks of the River Derwent. The oldest parts of the church date …
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Old Derwent Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The stone bridge over the River Derwent at Swalwell was built in c.1779 for the Gateshead - Hexham Turnpike road.[1] It is known as the Clavering …
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Brougham Hall
- Overview About Brougham Hall Map Street View Brougham Hall is located in the village of Brougham just outside Penrith, Cumbria, England. History The de Burgham family may have held …
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Old Church of St. Martin, Martindale
- Overview About St Martin's Church Map Street View St Martin's Church, Martindale is located in the valley of Martindale in Cumbria, England. It is often referred to as the …
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Devonshire Buildings, Barrow Island
- Overview Map Street View The Devonshire Buildings are two imposing sandstone tenement blocks located on Michaelson Road on Barrow Island. They were originally built in c.1875 to house workers at …
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Church of St James
- Overview About St James' Church Map Street View St. James Church located on Blake Street in Barrow-in-Furness, belongs to the Church of England's Diocese of Carlisle within the ecclesiastical …
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Church of St Mary, Rydal
- Overview Map Street View St Mary's is the parish church in Rydal. It was originally built as a chapel-of-ease in 1824, under the patronage of Lady le Fleming of Rydal …
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Rydal Hall
- Overview About Rydal Hall Map Rydal Hall is located in Rydal, near the south end of Rydal Water in Cumbria. The core or the building dates from the 16th century. …
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Bridge over Rydal Beck, Rydal Hall
- The stone rubble bridge over Rydal Beck is located in the grounds of Rydal Hall. The single segmental arch bridge was built in 1682 by Sir Daniel Fleming, probably replacing …
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Abbey Bridge, near Egglestone Abbey
- Overview Map Street View Abbey Bridge crosses the River Tees about a quater of a mile south-east of Egglestone Abbey, near Barnard Castle in County Durham. The road bridge was built …
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Witton Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Witton Bridge crosses the River Wear about a quarter of a mile south of Witton-le-Wear and a similar distance north-west of Witton Castle. The bridge was formerly …
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Chester New Bridge, near Lambton Castle
- Overview Map Street View Chester New Bridge is a single-track road bridge over the River Wear, located to the east of Chester-le-Street and about 1 mile west of Lambton Castle. …
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Featherstone Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Featherstone Bridge ia a single-track road bridge over River South Tyne, located about half a mile east of Featherstone Castle and 2 miles north-west of Haltwhistle. …
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Crook of Lune Bridge
- Overview Map Street View This stone road bridge over the River Lune, near Lowgill in Cumbria, was built in the 16th century or possibly earlier. The bridge formed part of …
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Church of St Stephen
- Overview About St Stephen's Church Map Street View St Stephen's Church is the parish church of Kirkby Stephen. It is sometimes called the "Cathedral of the Dales" in reference to …
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Smardale Hall
- Overview Map Street View Smardale Hall, at Smardale in Cumbria, is built on the site of a 14th century tower house which was constructed by the Smerdale family. The oldest …
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Smardale Gill Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View Smardale Gill Viaduct is just over a mile south-west of the village of Smardale in Cumbria. The viaduct was built for the South Durham and Lancashire Union …
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Darlington Railway Station
- Overview About Darlington Railway Station Map Street View Darlington railway station is on the East Coast Main Line in the United Kingdom, serving the town of Darlington, County Durham. …
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Brantwood
- Overview About Brantwood Map Street View Brantwood is a historic house and museum located by Coniston Water and about one and a half miles south-east (across the lake) of the …
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Church of St John, Hall Waberthwaite
- Overview About St John's Church Map Street View St John's Church is situated on the south bank of the River Esk in the hamlet of Hall Waberthwaite in the …
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Fowberry Tower
- Overview About Fowberry Tower Map Street View Fowberry Tower is a Grade II* listed mansion house, situated on the banks of the River Till, near Chatton, Northumberland. The Manor …
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Budle Hall
- Overview Map Street View Budle Hall is a country house in Budle, about 1 mile west of Bamburgh in Northumberland. It was built in c.1810 for Mr. Grieve Smith. Today, …
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Church of St Patrick, Bampton Grange
- St Patrick's Church in Bampton Grange was consecrated on 20 June 1728 by the Bishop of Carlisle.[1] The Church is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Arnside Tower
- Overview About Arnside Tower Map Street View Arnside Tower is a late-medieval tower house located about half a mile south of the village of Arnside and a similar distance north-east …
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Church of All Saints, Orton, Eden
- Overview About All Saints Church Map Street View All Saints Church in Orton, in the Eden district of Cumbria, dates from the 12th century. The distinctive white tower was built …
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Church of St Giles, Great Orton
- Overview Map Street View St Giles' Church is located at the north end of the village of Great Orton. The church dates from the 12th century. It was restored and extended …
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Johnby Hall
- Johnby Hall is a Tudor manor house built around a late 14th century pele tower. The building has thick pink sandstone rubble walls and has had various extensions and alterations …
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Middleton Hall, Middleton
- Overview Map Middleton Hall is a farmhouse in Middleton in Cumbria. It dates from the late 14th century and was originally a manor house and tower house (the tower was …
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Rock Hall
- Overview About Rock Hall Map The Hall at Rock in Northumberland was originally built in the 13th or early 14th century. It's south wing was converted into a tower in …
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Church of St Mary, Rockcliffe
- Overview Map Street View St Mary's Church in Rockcliffe was built in 1848, by James Stewart of Carlisle, replacing a medieval church here. The church tower had to be rebuilt …
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St Margaret's Tower, Staveley
- Overview Map Street View St Margaret's Tower is a prominent landmark on Main Street in Staveley-in-Westmorland. The tower is all that remains of the former St Margaret’s Chapel which was …
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Church of St Cuthbert
- Overview Map Street View Inside St Cuthbert's Church at Bewcastle was built in the 13th century, on an ancient site, using stone from the old Roman fort here. The church was …
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South Hall, Ingoe
- South Hall at Ingoe in Northumberland was built in the early 18th Century. It is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Dovecote
- There is a 16th/17th century dovecote at Bamburgh. The dovecote is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Newmoor Hall, nr Longframlington
- Newmoor Hall is located about a mile and a half north-east of Longframlington, Northumberland. It was built in c.1720, incorporating fabric from an earlier building. The building was altered in c.1870 …
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Collingwood House
- "Whenever I think of how I am to be happy again my thoughts carry me back to Morpeth" (Admiral Lord Collingwood). This house on Oldgate in Morpeth was the home …
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Centre of Britain Hotel
- Overview Map Street View The Centre of Britain Hotel is located on Main street in Haltwhistle. It was previously known as the Red Lion Hotel. The hotel has a three storey …
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Turk's Head Hotel
- Grey Street was built c1835 by Richard Grainger as part of the 19th Century redevelopment of Newcastle City Centre. Nos. 69 to 73 Grey Street incorporates the former Royal Turk's …
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Linstock Castle
- Linstock Castle is a farmhouse in Linstock, Cumbria, originally built as a tower house in the 12th or early 13th century. The tower has large blocks of red sandstone, mostly …
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Stable Block, Belsay Hall
- Overview Map Street View This elegant stable block with an open courtyard was built at the same time as Belsay Hall, c.1817. It was for and by Sir Charles Monck, …
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Lowther Castle
- Overview About Lowther Castle Map Street View Lowther Castle is a country house in the historic county of Westmorland, which now forms part of the modern county of Cumbria, …
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Low Wood Gunpowder Works
- Overview About Low Wood Gunpowder Works Map Street View The Low Wood Gunpowder Works, located on the east banks of the River Leven at Low Wood, were in operation from …
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Old Courthouse, Hawkshead
- Overview Map Street View The Old Courthouse is located near Hawkshead Hall, about half a mile north of the village of Hawkshead. It dates from the 15th century and is …
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Percy's Cross (between Powburn & Wooperton)
- This is a 15th century wayside cross, located close to the A697 road between Powburn and Wooperton in Northumberland. The cross commemorates Sir Ralph Percy who was killed near here in …
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Hawkwell House
- Hawkwell House in Hawkwell, Northumberland, dates from 1679. The core of the building may be even older. Hawkwell House is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Hepple Tower
- Hepple Tower is a ruined 14th century tower house in Hepple, Northumberland. An early 19th century farm building, now a holiday cottage has been built onto it's western side. The …
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Newton Hall, Newton-by-the-Sea
- Overview Map Street View Inside Newton Hall is located in High Newton-by-the-Sea. It was built in the late 18th century as a country house for Joseph Forster. It is thought …
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Tarn House, Midgeholme
- Overview Map Tarn House is located by the south side of Tindale Tarn in Cumbria. The farmhouse dates from the late 15th century when it was built as a tower house …
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Brackenhill Tower
- Overview About Brackenhill Tower Map Brackenhill Tower was built in 1586 by the infamous Border Reiver Ritchie Graham. It is thought to have been built on the site of an …
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Chesters, Humshaugh
- Overview About Chesters Map Chesters is a country house near Humshaugh in Northumberland. It was built in 1771 by John Carr for John Errington of Walwick Grange. In 1796 the …
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Stable Block, Chesters
- Overview Map Street View The large stable block for Chesters country house was built in 1891 by Norman Shaw. The former stables, now converted for residential use are located just …
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Rosehill House, Moresby
- Rosehill is a large house in Moresby, near Whitehaven. It was built in the late 18th century with later additions and alterations. The house is now used as a residential …
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Church of St Mark, Natland
- Overview About St Mark's Church Map Street View There has been a chapel or church in Natland since medieval times. The current church of St Mark's was built from 1909-1910, …
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Dissington Hall
- Overview About Dissington Hall Map Street View Dissington Hall is a large country house which was built 1794 - 1797, designed by William Newton for Edward Collingwood. It replaced the …
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Church of St Cuthbert
- Overview Map Street View "The Church stands not east-west but square to the Roman Road north through Carlisle (the A6, in town Blackfriars St). It is therefore of early foundation, …
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Carlisle Railway Station
- Overview About Carlisle Station Map Street View Carlisle Citadel Station was built by the Lancaster and Carlisle Railway and Caledonian Railway in 1847; the crests of both companies can be …
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Craster Tower
- Overview About Craster Tower Map Street View Craster Tower is a country house, built in 1769, which incorporats a 14th century pele tower. The tower is located about half a …
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Church of St John the Baptist, Elton
- Overview Map Street View There has been a church in Elton since the 12th century. The current St John the Baptist Church was rebuilt by the Rev. Albany Wade in 1841 …
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Quaker Meeting House, Colthouse
- Overview Map Colthouse Quaker Meeting House built in 1688, with a later extension built in 1977. Nearby is a Quaker burial ground, which pre-dates this building. The building in Colthouse, near …
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Wray Castle
- Overview About Wray Castle Map Street View Wray Castle is a neo-gothic county house at Low Wray built from 1840 to 1847 for James and Margaret Dawson from Liverpool. The …
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Woolsington Hall
- Overview About Woolsington Hall Map Woolsington Hall is a Grade II* listed country house in a estate, in the village of Woolsington, in the city of Newcastle, England, north-west …
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The Red House
- The Red House (No. 30), Boroughgate, in Appleby-in-Westmorland was built in 1717, for Thomas Carleton (1660-1731), who steward of Lord Thanet at Appleby Castle.[1] The Red House is Grade II* listed on the …
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The White House
- The White House (No. 27), Boroughgate, in Appleby-in-Westmorland was built in the early 18th century. The building was acquired by the Lowther Family in 1753. The house was remodelled in …
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Church of St Michael, Dalston
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St Michael and all Angels is located at the north end of The Square in Dalston, Cumbria. The red sandstone church was originally …
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Casterton Hall
- Overview Map Street View Casterton Hall is located in woodland by the River Lune at the south-west of Casterton. It is a neo-classical style country house built in 1811, thought …
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Hawksdale Hall
- Overview Map Street View Hawksdale Hall is a large country house in Hawksdale which dates from the late 17th century; it was extended and inscribed over rear entrance "1704 J. …
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Conishead Priory
- Overview About Conishead Priory Map Street View Conishead Priory is a large country house, located 1½ miles south east of Ulverston in Cumbria. It was built on the site of …
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Church of St Paul, Irton
- Overview About St Paul's Church Map Street View Inside St Paul's Church is in an isolated location about 1 mile north-east of the village of Holmrook and ¾ mile west …
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Church of St Michael, Glassonby
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St Michael and All Angels is located about half a mile south-west of the village of Glassonby in Cumbria. It was the parish …
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Church of St Anne, Ings
- Overview Map Street View St Anne's Church in the village of Ings in Cumbria dates was rebuilt in 1749 at the expense of Robert Bateman. It was originally built as a chapel of …
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Underley Hall
- Overview About Underley Hall Map Underley Hall is a large country house near Kirkby Lonsdale in Cumbria. It was designed in a Jacobean Revival style by the architect George …
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Church of St John the Baptist, Flookburgh
- Overview About St John's Church Map Street View St John the Baptist's Church in Flookburgh was built 1897-1900, designed by Austin and Paley. The church is Grade II* listed on …
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Cowmire Hall
- Overview About Cowmire Hall Map Street View Cowmire Hall is located about 2 miles south-west of Crosthwaite in the South Lakeland district of Cumbria. The hall includes a 16th century …
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Church of the Holy Trinity, Stockton-on-Tees
- Overview Map Street View The ruins of Holy Trinity Church stand in Trinity Green, a public park close to Stockton-on-Tees town centre. The church was built in 1837-1838 by John and Benjamin …
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Church of St Mary Magdalen, Hayton
- Overview Map Street View Inside The Church of St Mary Magdalen in Hayton was built in 1780 on the site of a previous medieval church. It's side chapel was added in …
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Church of St Mary, High Hesket
- Overview Map Street View St Mary's is the parish church in High Hesket. There has been a church here since medieval times. The church was rebuilt in c1720, but retains …
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Church of St Kentigern, Mungrisedale
- Overview Map Street View St Kentigern's Church in the village of Mungrisedale was built in 1756 on the site of an earlier medieval church. The church was restored in 1925. …
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Church of St Cuthbert, Great Salkeld
- Overview Map Street View St Cuthbert's Church in Great Salkeld was built in the 11th century. The red sandstone parish church is notable for it's fortified tower, which was added …
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Matterdale Church
- Matterdale Church is located roughly half way between Dockray and Matterdale End in the ancient parish of Greystoke. the church dates from 1573, and it's tower was added in 1848. …
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Castletown House
- Overview Map Street View The Castletown Estate and farm is located on the north banks of the River Eden about ½ mile west of the village of Rockcliffe in Cumbria. …
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Friends Meeting House, Darlington
- Overview Map Street View The Friends Meeting House is located on Skinnergate in Darlington. The Quakers bought a house and land at Skinnergate in 1678, and converted it into a …
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Kentmere Hall
- Overview Map Street View Kentmere Hall (now known as Pele Tower House) is located in the Kentmere valley to the west of St Cuthbert's Church. The pele tower dates from …
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Church of All Saints, Killington
- Overview Map Street View All Saints Church in Killington dates from the 14th century. It was originally buily by the Pickering family as the chapel to Killington Hall and became …
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Hincaster Hall
- Overview Map Street View Hincaster Hall is a farmhouse located a short distance to the west of the village of Hincaster. The hall was built in the late 16th century …
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Church of St Peter, Langwathby
- Overview Map Street View St Peter's Church is located between Salkeld Road and Back Lane, by the Village Green, in Langwathby. The red sandstone Parish Church was built in the …
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Church of St Cuthbert, Kirkby-in-Furness
- Overview Map Street View Inside St Cuthbert's Church in Beck Side, Kirkby-in-Furness, dates from the 12th century. It's north aisle was added in the early 16th century, originally as a …
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Ormside Hall
- Overview Map Ormside Hall pele tower was built in the 14th century, and has been incorporated into the later 17th century hall. The hall is located to the north of …
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Haile Hall
- Overview Map Haile Hall is a large country house, located to the north of the village of Haile in Cumbria. The manor of Haile was the ancestoral seat of the …
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Church of St Cuthbert, Upper Denton, Cumbria
- Overview Map St Cuthbert's Church in Upper Denton, Cumbria, was built in the 12th century. Reputedly, it's chancel arch is Roman, taken from Birdoswald Fort. In the 18th century the …
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Church of St Kentigern, Castle Sowerby
- Overview Map Street View Inside St Kentigern's Church in Castle Sowerby dates from the 12th century, with later alterations and additions. The church was restored in 1821, and again in …
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Jesus Church, Troutbeck
- Overview Map About Jesus Church Street View Inside Jesus Church in Troutbeck dates from the 16th century and is said to have been consecrated in 1562. It's west tower added …
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Old Barn, Townend
- Overview Map Street View The old wool barn at Townend Farmhouse in Troutbeck is dated 1666. The barn is a Grade II* listed building on the National Heritage List for …
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Church of St Peter, Field Broughton
- Overview About St Peter's Church Map Street View St Peter's Church is located a short distance of the village of Field Broughton in Cumbria. It was built 1892-1894, designed by …
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Coniston Hall
- Overview About the Coniston Hall Map Street View Coniston Hall is a former house on the west bank of Coniston Water in the English Lake District. It is recorded …
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The Lit & Phil, 23 Westgate Road
- Overview Map Street View Inside Number 23 Westgate Road is the home of the Literary and Philosophical Society of Newcastle upon Tyne. The 'Lit & Phil' building was constructed from 1822 …
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Austin Friary (tower)
- There was an Augustinian friary dating from the 13th century on the site of the Holy Jesus Hospital in Newcastle. The remaining tower from the friary is located behind the …
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Holy Jesus Hospital
- Overview About Historical Accounts Map Street View "Hospital erected at the expense of the Citizens and Burgesses of Newcastle upon Tyne in the year of Salvation 1682. Timothy Robson, Mayor. …
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Lloyd's Bank Building
- Overview Map Street View The Lloyd's Bank building is located on the corner of Grey Street and Market Street (102 Grey Street / Nos. 12 to 18 Market Street / …
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Clarghyll Hall
- Overview Map Clarghyll Hall is a country house located about 2 miles north east of Alston in Cumbria, close to the county border with Northumberland. The house incorporates a 16th …
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High Mill, Alston
- Overview Map Street View - Front Street View - Rear High Mill off Front Street in Alston was originally built as a water-powered corn mill in 1767, by the eminent …
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Stephens Hall, near Greenside
- Overview Map Stephens Hall Farm is located off Lead Road, to the east of Greenside and south of Ryton. Stephens Hall is a small fortified manor house dated 1635, with later …
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Church of St Mary, Longnewton
- Overview Map Street View St Mary's Church is located off Darlington Road in Longnewton. The Early English style church was built 1856-1857 by S. S. Tenlon. The church is a …
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Ropner Park
- Overview Map Street View Ropner Park is a public park in Stockton-on-Tees. In 1890, Robert Ropner of Preston Hall, donated the money for Stockton-on-Tees Town Council to purchase land known …
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Jesmond Towers
- Overview Map Jesmond Towers is a Gothic-style mansion house located to the north of Bemersyde Drive, off Jesmond Dene Road, in Jesmond. It was built in the early 19th century …
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Community Housing Service, Byker
- Overview Map Street View The Community Housing Service office in Byker is located by Priory Green on the junction of Kendal Street and Brinkburn Street. The building was once an …
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St Mary's RC Church, Hexham
- Overview Map Street View "For the period 1721 until 1827, Hexham had two Catholic chapels, a Dominican chapel on Battle Hill and a secular chapel in Cockshaw. In 1827, it …
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The Shambles, Hexham
- Overview Map Street View The Shambles is a covered market in Hexham, built in 1766 at the expence of Sir Walter Blackett. Located in the Market Place, the Shambles are …
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Gilesgate Bridge over Halgut Burn
- This bridge over Halgut Burn in the Sele in Hexham dates from the 13th century, with a mid-19th century crenelated parapet and overbuilding. It is located in the former grounds …
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Upper Building, Cliff Tramway, Saltburn
- Overview Map Street View The iconic Cliff Tramway at Saltburn-by-the Sea connects the town with the lower promenade, pier and beach - 120ft (37m) below the cliff. The tramway was …
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Lower Building, Cliff Tramway, Saltburn
- Overview Map Street View The iconic Cliff Tramway at Saltburn-by-the Sea connects the town with the lower promenade, pier and beach - 120ft (37m) below the cliff. The tramway was opened on the …
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Nab Cottage, by Rydal Water
- Overview Map Street View The Nab is a cottage overlooking Rydal Water. It is said to have been originally built in 1565, and then rebuilt in 1702. The poet Hartley …
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The Old Post Office, Alnwick
- Overview Map Street View The Old Post Office building is located on Clayport Street in Alnwick. It was built in the early 19th century and is Grade II* listed on …
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Abbey House Hotel, Barrow in Furness
- Overview Map Street View Abbey House Hotel and Gardens are located close to Furness Abbey on Abbey Road in Barrow in Furness. The hotel was originally built as a mansion …
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Former Ouseburn Schools, Walker Road
- Overview Map Street View Newcastle Enterprise Centre (aka Ouseburn House) is a large building located on Walker Road by it's junctions with Albion Row and Ford Streets. The building was originally …
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The Border Minstrel, Gosforth Park
- Overview Map Street View Border Minstrel public house is located in Gosforth Park, to the north west of Brandling House. It was built in 1757 as an ancillary pavilion to …
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5-13 Grey Street
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 5-13 Grey Street, Newcastle. Shops and houses, now shops and offices, built c.1835, probably by John Wardle, for Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of Newcastle …
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1 & 3 Grey Street
- Overview Map Street View Inside Nos. 1 & 3 Grey Street, Newcastle, were built c.1835, probably by John Wardle, for Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of Newcastle City Centre from 1824 to 1841. Located …
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15 & 17 Grey Street
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 15 & 17 Grey Street, Newcastle. Shops and houses, now shops and offices. Built in c.1835, probably by John Wardle, for Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of …
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80-96 Grey Street
- Overview Map Street View Norfolk House, Nos. 80 to 96 Grey Street, Newcastle. Shops and houses, now shops and offices. c.1836 by John Dobson, for Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of …
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Helbeck Hall
- Hall, dated 1776, by Henry Bellas (or Bellhouse) of Appleby for John Metcalfe
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Pontop Hall
- Overview Map Street View Pontop Hall, located a short distance north of Dipton, is a farmhouse which dates from the late 17th century, with later alterantions. The building is Grade II* …
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Old Swimming Baths, Byker
- Overview Map Street View The former public swimming baths and wash house on Shipley Street in Byker were built in 1907. The building was incorporated into the sheltering perimeter block …
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Almshouses, nos. 16, 17 and 18 Trinity House
- Overview Map Almshouses, now storage rooms and house above, which are part of the Trinity House complex off Broad Chare in Newcastle. It's central plaque commemorates building in 1787 and …
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Old Cumberland Infirmary
- Overview Map Street View The original Cumberland Infirmary on Newtown Road in Carlisle was built 1830-1832 by Richard Tattersall, funded by wealthy benefactors, and made available for charity patients. The …
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Plague stone, Penrith
- Overview Map Street View The Plague Stone is located beside the footpath from Bridge Lane to Tynefield Drive in Penrith. It is thought to be an old cross base, and …
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Gatepiers at Overacres Farmhouse
- Overview Map Street View The gatepiers, garden walls, railings and sundial by the farmhouse at Overacres date from 1720. They are Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List for …
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Dotland Park Farmhouse
- Overview Map Street View The farmhouse at Dotland Park was originally a hunting lodge, built in c.1500 by the Priors of Hexham, who had a deer park here. The building …
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The Mansion House, Dunton Hill
- The Mansion House is a house (apartments) at Mansion Heights, in the Dunstan Hill area of Gateshead. Known as Dunton Hill House, the house (rear north wing) was originally built …
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The Old Rectory, Houghton-le-Spring
- Overview Map Street View The Old Rectory is a community hub, located in Houghton Park, off the Broadway in Houghton-le-Spring. This former rectory to St Michael's Church dates from the early …
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Kepier Hall, Houghton-le-Spring
- Overview Map Street View Kepier Hall is a community building off Church Street in Houghton-le-Spring. It was originally Kepier Grammar School, which was founded in 1574 by Bernard Gilpin, the …
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Houghton Hall
- Overview Map Street View Houghton Hall is located near the head of Hall Lane, by the junction with Nesham Place, in Houghton-le-Spring. The building dates from the early 17th century. …
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55 & 57 Westgate Road
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 55 & 57 Westgate Road in Newcastle was originally one house, now shops and offices. The building is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage …
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Lord Crewe Arms
- Overview Map Street View The Lord Crew Arms is a hotel, resturant and bar, located on The Sqaure in Blanchland. The building incorporates what was the west cloister range of …
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Fiddleback Farmhouse
- Overview Map Street View Fiddleback is a farm and B&B in West Wodside in Cumbria. The farmhouse was built in 1709 and has a distinctive curved walls and shaped like …
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St Cuthbert's Church, Haydon Bridge
- Overview Map Street View St Cuthbert's Church is located on Church Street in Haydon Bridge The parish church was built in 1796 by the Greenwich Hospital Commissioners. It replaced a …
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The Blackbird Inn, Ponteland
- Overview Map Street View The Blackbird Inn is located on North Road in Ponteland. It was formerly a manor house, incorporating a medieval tower. A tower (sometimes reffered to as …
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Norham House, 71 Main Street, Cockermouth
- Overview Map Street View Norham House is No, 71 Main Street in Cockermouth. Currently the building is occupied by Brockbanks Solicitors (at 2023). It was originally built as a house …
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Percy House Gallery, Cockermouth
- Overview Map Street View Percy House (Nos 40, 42 & 46 Market Place) is one of the oldest buildings in Cockermouth and now hosts the Percy House Gallery. The principal …
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39 and 40, Sandhill, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 39 and 40, Sandhill in Newcastle was originally built as a house in the 17th century and later used as shops. Currently it hosts Off …
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53 Grey Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View No. 53 Grey Street was built in c.1837, designed by John Wardle, as part of Richard Grainger's redevelopment of the centre of Newcastle. The building stands …
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55-59, Grey Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 55-59, Grey Street were built in c.1837, designed by John Wardle, for Richard Grainger's redevelopment of the centre of Newcastle. The building stands by the junction with High Bridge …
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34-40 Grey Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Gainsborough House, nos. 34-40 (even numbers), Grey Street was built in c.1836, designed by John Dobson for Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of the …
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19-31, Grey Street, Newcastle
- Nos. 19-31 (odd numbers) on Grey Street in Newcastle. Shops and houses, now offices. Circa 1835, probably by John Wardle, for Richard Grainger. Sandstone ashlar; Welsh slate roof. Renewed ground floor, …
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Gates and Entrance Screen to Hartford Hall
- The entrance screen and gates to Hartford Hall, near Bedlington in Northumberland, date from 1873. The cast and wrought iron gates were made by Coalbrookdale Co., Shropshire. They were originally …
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Tom Collins House, Byker
- Overview Map Street View Tom Collins House is a block of sheltered housing units located at the end of Dunn Terrace in Byker. Completed in 1978, the building by Ralph …
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61-67 Grey Street, Newcastle
- Overview History Street View Nos. 61-67 Grey Street, Newcastle, were built in c.1837, as shops and houses, probably by John Wardle for Richard Grainger. The upper floors, later became part …
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1-3 Market Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 1 and 3 Market Street, Newcastle, were built as shops and houses in c.1837, by Benjamin Green for Richard Grainger. Now restaurants and offices, 1 …
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Congregational Church, Carlisle
- Overview Map Street View Lowther Street Congregational Church (aka Carlisle City Church) in Carlisle, was built 1842-1843, designed by John Nichol of Edinburgh. It replaced an earlier place of worship …
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Shaddon Mill
- Overview Map Street View Shaddon Mill is located on Junction Street, off Shaddongate in Carlisle. It was built as a cotton mill 1835-1836 by Richard Tattersall for Peter Dixon. At …
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Dixons Chimney, Shaddon Mill, Carlisle
- Overview Map Street View Dixons Chimney is a prominent landmark in Carlisle, located on the corner of Shaddongate and Junction Street. The chimney was built in 1836 to serve Shaddon …
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Bishop's Registry, Carlisle
- Overview Map Street View Adjacent to the Abbey Gatehouse in Carlisle is the small "Bishop's Registry" building of 1699. This is the former Cathedral library, at one time used as …
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32 Abbey Street (former Police Station), Carlisle
- Overview Map Street View No. 32 Abbey Street in Carlisle was built in c.1817 as a home for Christopher William Hutchinson of Temple Sowerby. The property was purchased in 1905 …
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No. 21, Castle Street
- Overview Map Street View No. 21, Castle Street, Carlisle, was built in the late 18th century. Originally a house, it was later converted for commercial use. It is currently occuplied …
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Lloyds Bank, Lowther Street
- Overview Map Street View Lloyds Bank is located at No. 6, Lowther Street, Carlisle. The building dates from 1840. It was originally an Athenaeum with a lecture theatre, museum, library, …
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No. 2, The Abbey, Carlisle
- Overview Map Street View No. 2, The Abbey is a 17th century house located between Abbey Gateway and the Cathedral in Carlisle. It was built in the late 17th century …
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Lady Gillford's House, Carlisle
- Overview Map Street View Lady Gillford's House is located on Petreli Bank Road in Carlisle. It was built in c.1829, for John Fawcett, attorney. The building, originally known as Petreli …
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Pow Bridge, St. Bees
- Pow Bridge is a stone roadbridge over Pow Beck, in St. Bees. The bridge, dated 1585, was built for Archbishop Grindal, whose coat of arms and initials appear on dated …
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Shotley Hall
- Overview Map Shotley Hall is located about ¼ mile west of Shotley Bridge. The Hall is in Northumberland, close to the border with County Durham. The house was built in …
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Ann Tyson's Cottage, Hawkshead
- Overview Map Street View Ann Tyson's Cottage is located on Wordworth Lane in Hawkshead. The famous poet, William Wordsworth, lodged here in Ann Tyson's house, while attending Hawkshead Grammar School. …
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Hill Top (Beatrix Potter's house / Museum)
- Overview Map Street View Hill Top is a National Trust property in the Lake District, located in the village of Near Sawrey, about 2 miles south-east of Hawkshead. The house, …
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Dandra Garth, Garsdale
- Overview Map Street View Dandra Garth is a fram located at the east of Garsdale in Cumbria, situated off Hawes Road (A864). The 3 storey stone farmhouse probably dates from …
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112-118 Grainger Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 112-118 (even numbers) Grainger Street, Newcastle, were built as shops and houses in c.1836, The 4 storey building with 5 bays forms the curved corner …
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Netherwood Hotel, Grange-over-Sands
- Overview Map Street View The Netherwood Hotel is located on the hillside, by Lindale Road in Grange-over-Sands. Formerly it was a country house known as Blawith, buit in 1893, by …
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Thorpe Farmhouse
- Overview Map Street View The farmhouse at Thorpe Farm Centre dates from the mid-18th century, thought to have been designed by Thomas Robinson. It is a Grade II* listed building …
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Durham Town Hall
- Initially built in 1356 as Guild Hall, but much of this was rebuilt after the 1640 Scottish invastion. In 1851 the Victorian Main Hall was added along with completion of a new front …
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Salvation Army Citadel, Saddler Street
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 47 and 48, Saddler Street, Durham hosts Salvation Army Sanctuary 21. The building incorporates part of the old North Gate of Durham, which was taken …
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Water Gate, Durham
- Overview Map Street View Water Gate is located at the south end of South Bailey in Durham. It was a gateway in the Medieval city wall, which was rebuilt in …
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St Cuthbert's Society, No. 12, South Bailey, Durham
- St Cuthbert's Society, No. 12, South Bailey, Durham. Grade II* listed building on the National Heritage List for England.
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No. 10, The College, Chorister School
- Overview Map Street View No. 10. The College in Durham dates from Medieval times, with 17th and 18th century alterations. It has 3 storeys, with 4 irregular bays. The building …
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Lune Viaduct at Newbys Dub
- Overview Map Street View The Lune Viaduct at Newbys Dub is located near the hamlet of Waterside and about 1½ miles north-west of Sedbergh. It was built to carry the …
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Abbot Holme Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Abbot Holme Bridge carries the road over the River Dee at Abbot Holme, to the south of Sedbergh. The stone bridge dates from the 17th century …
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Old Grammar School (now the School Library)
- Overview Map Street View The Old Grammar School is located by the junction of Back Lane and Loftus Hill, in Sedburgh. The building is dated 1716 on the original doorway, …
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Archers Hall, Millthrop
- Overview Map Street View Archers Hall, located at the west of Millthrop, is a farmhouse, dated 1681 on the gable of it's rear wing. It is a Grade II* listed …
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The Oaks (house), High Oaks, Sedbergh
- Overview Map Street View The Oaks is a large house in the hamlet of High Oaks, near Sedbergh, The 3 storey house is dated 1706 on its porch, but perhaps …
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Old Roman Milestone, Middleton Parish
- The remains of a Roman milestone in Middleton are situated close to the former route of the Roman road from Ribchester to Low Borrow Bridge. The milestone is cylindrical with …
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No 18, Fisher Street
- Overview Map Street View No 18, Fisher Street in Carlisle dates from the late 18th century. The building, with Flemish bond brickwork, was originally 2 houses, later divided into shop units. …
