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Grade II Listed
Grade II buildings are of special architectural or historical interest and are protected by law. They make up 92% of buildings in the National Heritage List for England (NHLE): http://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/
Below are just some of the Grade II listed buildings 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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No. 2 Collingwood Street
- The Northern Assurance Building (No. 2 Collingwood Street, Newcastle) was built in 1878 by Austin, Johnson & Hicks [1]. It is located on the corner of Collingwood Street and Groat Market. …
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Nos. 28-62 Collingwood Street
- Collingwood Buildings Barclay's Bank and Collingwood Buildings Shops, offices & hotel built 1899 by Oliver and Leeson Completed 1903 by Cackett and Burns Dick (adapting the hotel for use as a bank) Grade II …
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Nos. 9 to 17 Collingwood Street
- LLoyds Bank Built 1890-1891 for Hodgkin, Barnet, Pease, Spence and Co. Designed by R.J. Johnson Sandstone Grade II Listed on the National Heritage List for England
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No. 5 Collingwood Street
- Built in 1898 by J.W. Taylor for James Crossley Eno, who once ran a chemists in the nearby Groat Market and made his fortune from his Eno Fruit Salts. This is …
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Nos. 23-29 Collingwood Street (Sun Insurance)
- The Sun Insurance Buildings (nos. 23-29 Collingwood Street, Newcastle) were built 1902-1904 by Oliver, Leeson and Wood. They are Grade 2 listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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No. 7 Collingwood Street
- No. 7 is a surviving building from the original development of Collingwood Street in 1809/10. Though it has had modifications No. 7 provides an example of the 4 storey red …
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Cullercoats Lifeboat Station
- Overview Map Street View The first lifeboat in Cullercoats was funded by the Duke of Northumberland. This became operational in 1852 following the establishment of The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) …
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St Mary's Island and Lighthouse
- A Brief History About the Island About the Lighthouse Map Street View St Mary’s Island is a tidal island located off Curry's Point to the north of Whitley Bay, accessed by …
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North Lodge - Balgdon Estate
- The North Lodge was built in 1887 as a gate lodge for the north entrance to Blagdon Hall. It is located on the old Great North Road near Stannington and is part of the …
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Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Stannington
- Overview Map Street View Inside The Church of St. Mary the Virgin is located on Church Road in Stannington, Northumberland. There has been a church on this site since at …
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Roker Park
- Overview About Roker Park Map Roker Park, in the Roker area of Sunderland, was opened on 23rd June 1880. The land for the park was donated by Sir Hedworth Williamson, …
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Bandstand, Roker Park
- "The bandstand is one of the park's most popular features. Its characteristic shape was influenced by Chinese style garden buildings, popular in Europe in the mid 18th century. The present …
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Yarm Railway Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View The railway viaduct over the River Tees between the towns of Yarm and Egglescliffe was built for the Leeds Northern Railway between 1849 and 1851, and officially …
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Chollerford Bridge
- Overview Street View The stone bridge over the River North Tyne at Chollerford in Northumberland was built in 1785 by Robert Mylne. It replaced an earlier medieval bridge which had been …
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The George Hotel, Chollerford
- Overview Map A mid 18th Century coaching inn, located by the River North Tyne next to the stone bridge in Chollerford, Northumberland. It was extended in the 19th and 20th …
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Dorman Museum
- Overview About the Museum Map Street View "The museum was officially opened on the 1st of July 1904, by the Colonel in Chief of the Yorkshire Regiment, as the Dorman …
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Zetland Hotel
- The Zetland Hotel is a Grade 2 Listed Building which was built c.1860 and located on Zetland Road, close to Middlesbrough Station. Threatened with closure as a pub in 2015. …
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Crown Posada
- Overview Map Street View The Crown Posada is a traditional public house located on The Side, Newcastle. It was built in 1880 by WL Newcombe. [1] The building is Grade …
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Church of St Andrew
- Overview Map Street View The church in Lamesley has medieval origins and can be trased back at least as far as the 13th century. The current church was built in 1759 repacing …
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Blenkinsopp Castle
- Overview About Blenkinsopp Castle Map Blenkinsopp Castle is a fire-damaged, partly demolished 19th-century country mansion, incorporating the ruinous remains of a 14th-century tower house, which is located above the …
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Warkworth Old Bridge
- The old stone bridge over the River Coquet at Warkworth dates from c.1380. John Cook of Newcastle, who died in 1378/9, bequeathed 20 marks towards the building of the bridge.[1] …
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Church of St. Barnabas
- Overview Map Street View St Barnabas is the parish church of Bournmoor in County Durham, built in 1868. It is a Grade 2 Listed building. The church houses 'The Angel …
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Lambton Castle
- Overview History Description, 1834 Map Lambton Castle, by the River Wear near Chester-le-Street was mostly constructed in its present form between 1820 and 1828 by John Lambton, first Earl of …
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Newton Cap Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View Newton Cap Viaduct was built in 1857 to carry the Bishop Auckland to Durham City railway across the River Wear and Newton Cap Bank, which leads …
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Trinity Methodist Church
- Overview Map Street View Methodist church and attached Sunday School built in 1894 by Marley & Woodhouse. It is located at the end of Flatts Road at the junction with …
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Church of St Margaret of Antioch, Tanfield
- Overview Map Street View "Little is known for certain about the 'early' days of St Margaret's Church, but it is generally believed that St Cuthbert's monks chose Tanfield to hide …
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Kings Arms, Great Stainton
- Overview Map Street View The Kings Arms in Grait Stainton was built in the early 18th century, with 19th century alterations. It is a Grade 2 listed building on the …
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Church of All Saints, Great Stainton
- Overview Map All Saints - the parish church at Great Stainton stands on the site of a medieval church dating back to at least the 12th century. It was rebuilt …
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Brancepeth War Memorial
- Brancepeth War Memorial is located in the churchyard of the St Brandon's Church in Brancepeth. The memorial is Grade 2 listed on the National Heritage List for England. "Brancepeth War …
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Whitley Bay Station
- Overview Histoty & Further Info. Map Street View A railway station at Whitley Bay was opened on the 3rd July 1882 for the North Eastern Railway as part of its …
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K4 Telephone Kiosk, Station Road
- The "K4" is a combined postbox, telephone box, and stamp vending machine from the 1930s. Because of its relative rarity, this K4 on the junction of Station Road and Clarence Crescent …
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Tynemouth Pier and Lighthouse
- Overview Map Street View Work on the North Pier in Tynemouth began in 1854 and on the South Pier (in South Shields) in 1856. Both piers were originally constructed in …
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Benwell Towers
- Overview Map Benwell Towers is a large house in Benwell, Newcastle. It was built in 1831, designed by John Dobson for Thomas Crawhall. A chapel was added in 1887. The …
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Royal Victoria School for the Blind (1838 - 1985)
- Overview Map Street View The Royal Victoria Asylum for the blind was established from a fund to mark the coronation of Queen Victoria in 1837 and was originally located at …
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Church of St. James, Benwell
- Overview Map Street View St James’ Church in Benwell first opened as a Chapel of Ease in 1833. The church was extended in 1864 by addition of chancel and south aisle, designed …
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Edward VII Drinking Fountain
- A drinking fountain built in 1902 which is integrated in the boundary wall and railings to St. James Church, Atkinson Road. The structure is Grade II Listed on the National …
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Pendower Hall
- Overview Map Pendower Hall is a large house off West Road in Benwell. It was built c.1870, for J.W. Pease, a banker. During the First World War the hall was …
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Former parish church of St. Helen
- Overview Map Aerial View The former parish church, located half a mile south of Longhorsley was rebuilt in 1783 on the foundations of a much older medieval building and on …
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Church of St.Thomas of Canterbury
- Overview Map St Thomas of Canterbury Church in Longhorseley was built in 1841. Before then the Roman Catholic parish was served by a chapel in Horsley Tower, which is located …
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Church of St. Helen
- Overview Map Street View The current building of St Helen's Church on West Road in Longhorsley was the former village school, which was built in 1848. The school was converted …
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Linden Hall Hotel
- Overview About Map Linden Hall is located just over a mile to the north east of the village of Longhorsley in Northumberland. It was built as country house for Newcastle merchant …
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Embleton Hall
- Embleton Hall in Longframlington is a country manor house built in c.1730 for Thomas Embleton. It was bought by the Fenwick family in 1780 and remained in the Fenwick Family …
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Church of St John the Evangelist
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St John the Evangelist is located on West Lane in Killingworth Village. Killingworth had been part of the parish of Longbenton, but became …
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Fish Market, Sandhill
- "At the east end of the Exchange stood the Maison de Dieu built by Roger Thornton in 1412, over which was the Merchants Court. This building having become almost useless …
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Laing Art Gallery
- Overview About the Laing Map Street View The gallery is free to enter and is located on a pedestrianised section of New Bridge Street by its junction with John Dobson …
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Chimney Mill
- Overview About Map Street View The Chimney Mill on Claremont Road was built in 1782 and was the first 5-sailed smock mill in Britain. The mill was powered by wind …
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Cleadon Windmill
- Overview Detail The ruined windmill is located on the highest part of Cleadon Hills, built the 1820s. The mill was severely damaged in a storm during the 1870s. Interestingly it …
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Blackheddon Hall
- Former manor house in Black Heddon, Northumberland. Built in 1824, this is a Grade 2 Listed Building.
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Clennell Memorial Fountain, Harbottle
- Victorian Gothic-style fountain built 1880 by D. McMillan of Alnwick. The fountain is dedicated to Mrs Clennell of Harbottle Castle who "...devoted the powers of an active mind, the impulses …
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Nelson Memorial, Old Swarland
- Overview About the Monument Map Street View Davison's Obelisk is a monument to Lord Nelson near Swarland in Northumberland, built by his friend Alexander Davison of Swarland Hall in 1807, following …
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Heatherslaw Mill
- Overview Map Street View An 18th century watermill by the River Till in Heatherlaw, near Etal, in Northumberland. It is a double mill with two water wheels. The mill is …
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Rutherford Bridge
- Overview Map Street View A stone bridge over the River Greta just over a mile North West of Scargill, County Durham. The bridge was built in 1773 following the great …
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Church of St John
- Overview Map Street View Church in Whitfield, Northumberland, built c.1790. This was the parish church for Whitfield, until the Church of the Holy Trinity was built in 1860.
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Cupola Bridge
- Overview Map Street View A three arch stone bridge over the River Allen, built 1778 and located a mile and a half from Whitfield, Northumberland. The bridge is Grade 2 …
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Beaurepaire
- Overview Map Street View Beaurepaire is located to the north of Bearpark. It is the ruins of the Prior's House and chapel of Beaurepaire or Bear Park, built in 1258 …
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The Moonfleet, Skinningrove
- Overview Map Street View The Moonfleet is a guest house and bar in Skinningrove, near Loftus in Redcar and Cleveland. Originally built as Skinningrove Hall in 1704 the building is Grade 2 …
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Westgate Hill Cemetery
- Overview Map Street View In June 1825 a meeting of 'protestant dissenters and other persons' was held in Newcastle, which appointed a committee to forming a new cemetery - John …
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Mill Bridge, Coatham Munderville
- Overview Map Street View A stone bridge, built 1861, which straddles the parishes of Coatham Mundeville and Brafferton. The bridge is Grade 2 listed.
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Hall Garth Hotel Golf and Country Club
- Overview Map Street View Grade 2 Listed building
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Pillbox, Herrington Hill
- Built with reinforced concrete this pillbox was constructed in 1940-41. It was one of a pair built as part of an inland "stop-line" designed to slow down anticipated invasion during …
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Rutherford Memorial Fountain
- Overview Map Street View The distinctive red sandstone drinking fountain is located at the top of the Bigg Market in Newcastle. It was built by the Band of Hope Union …
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Town Hall
- Overview Map Street View The Town Hall, now a Business and a Conference Centre, were built 1907-8 by E.F.W. Liddle and P.L. Brown for the Borough of Wallsend. The Town …
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War Memorial
- The War Memorial for the Borough of Wallsend is located off Archer Street. It is a tall granite obelisk topped with a bronze angel of victory. The panel on the …
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Coach & Horses
- Overview Map Street View The Coach and Horses in Wallsend is a public house located on the junction of High Street East and Coach Road. The pub was built c.1907 …
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Buddle Arts Centre
- Overview Map Street View Buddle Arts Centre is located on Station Road in Wallsend. The building was originally Buddle School or Wallsend Board Schools (for juniors and infants), completed in 1876 and …
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Hospital of God, Greatham
- Overview Map Street View Former almshouse, now residences for the elderly. This is a Grade 2 listed building. The Hospital of God was originally founded by the Bishop of Durham, Robert …
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Tyne Pedestrian and Cyclist Tunnels
- Overview About the Tunnels The Tyne Pedestrian and Cyclist Tunnels were opened to the people of Tyneside on 24th July 1951. These two purpose-built tunnels were designed to connect Howdon …
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Okana (Union Rooms)
- Overview Map Street View Okana. The former Union Club on Westgate Road was designed in a 'French chateau' style in 1877 by architect, M. P. Manning. It is Grade II …
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Cherryburn
- Overview About Cherryburn Map Cherryburn is a National Trust location which includes the farmhouse and cottage which was the birthplace of Thomas Bewick (1753-1828), a renowned wood engraver and naturalist …
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Greystone Hall
- Overview Map Street View Greystone Hall is set back off the A67, about half a mile east of Gainford. It is a former manor house, dating back to the 16th …
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Academy Theatre
- Overview Map Street View Academy Theatre, located off High Green in Gainford, was once a boys boarding school. Gainford Academy, founded by Rev. William Bowman, operated from this building from …
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War Memorial, Gainford
- The memorial, dedicated to the people of Gainford, County Durham, who gave their lives in the First World War is located in the church yard of St Mary's Parish Church. …
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Village Cross
- A stone cross commemorating Queen Victoria's Jubilee located on the village Green at Gainford, County Durham. The inscription reads: "In thankful commemoration of the sixtieth anniversary of the accession of …
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Column by Edlestone Hall
- This 40 ft tall classical column was originally erected at Stanwick Park, North Yorkshire, in c.1750. It was built by Sir Hugh Smithson to commemorate the Peace of Aachen of …
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Toll House, Whorlton Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The former Toll House at the North end of Whorlton Suspension Bridge was built c.1830 and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Butterknowle War Memorial
- This War Memorial stands on the north side of Pinfold Lane in Butterknowle, County Durham. The monument is dedicated to the 23 members of the local community, who lost their …
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Church of St James, Coundon
- Overview Map Street View The Parish Church of St James in Coundon, County Durham was built between 1871 and 1873, designed by Ewan Christian. The Church was consecration by the …
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Church of St John the Baptist, St John's Chapel
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St John the Baptist in the village of St John's Chapel, County Durham, is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for …
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War Memorial, St John's Chapel
- Overview Map Street View The War memorial in the village of St John's Chapel in Weardale, County Durham, has a 2 metre high pedestal supporting a life-size figure of soldier, …
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Weardale Museum and High House Chapel
- Overview Map Street View Weardale Museum is located in High House Chapel in Ireshopeburn in Weardale, County Durham. The museum was established by volunteers in 1985 to preserve the heritage …
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Bluebell Inn
- The Bluebell Inn, Embleton, was built c.1840 and is a Grade II listed building on the National Heritage List for England..
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War Memorial
- The War Memorial in Embleton Cemetery was unveiled on 24th July 1921 by Viscount Grey of Falloden, in commemoration of 52 local servicemen who died during the First World War. …
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United Reformed Church
- Overview Map Street View The former United Reformed Church in Embleton was originally built as a Presbyterian Church in 1833. The building, altered in the 1920's, is Grade II listed …
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War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The Cenotaph in Whitley Bay is located on the Links, by the Empress Gardens, close to Spanish City. The memorial was officially unveiled on the 15th …
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Beehive Inn, nr Earsdon
- Overview Map Street View The Beehive is a pub near Whitley Bay. It is located on Hartley Lane (the B1325) half a mile north east of Earsdon and 2.5 miles …
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Church of St. Alban
- Overview Map Street View The Parish Church at Earsdon was built 1836-1837, on the site of a much earlier 13th century church. The church was designed by John & Benjamin Green, …
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Hartley Pit Memorial
- In the churchyard of St Alban's Church in Earsdon is a memorial to the 204 miners lost in the Hartley Colliery Disaster of 1862. "ERECTED TO THE MEMORY OF THE …
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Edward Eccles Church Hall
- Overview Map Street View The Hall, which belongs to St Alban's Church, is located at the west edge of Earsdon. Designed by Wilkinson and Crawley, it was built 1910-1911 and …
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Earsdon War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Earsdon is located on Front Street near the east entrance to the village beside the Red Lion Public House. The memorial was …
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High Light, Lighthouse
- Overview Map Street View The High Light in Blyth was built c.1788 and worked in conjunction with the Low light (rebuilt 1936). It was heightened twice and the light was in …
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Wallaw
- Overview Map The Wallaw Cinema on Union Street in Blyth opened on 16th November 1937 with 1,600 seats. It was designed by Percy Lindsay Browne, Son & Harding, for the …
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Fort Coulson
- Fort Coulson was a coastal defence fort located on the Links at Blyth. It was originally built in the late 19th century, then remodelled as a gun emplacement during the First …
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WW1 Searchlight Emplacements
- Overview Map Street View Two defence electric light emplacements from the First World War located on the Links at Blyth. The emplacements were operated by an E.L.O. (Electric Light Officer) …
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Church of St Cuthbert RC, Cowpen
- Overview Map Street View The Roman Catholic church of St Cuthbert in Cowpen, Blyth, Nothumberland, is located off Cowpen Road (A193). The Sidney Family came to Cowpen Hall in 1804 …
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Church of Our Lady and St. Wilfrid
- Overview Map Street View Our Lady and St Wilfred's Roman Catholic church is located on Waterloo Road, Blyth Northumberland. The church was built 1862 and is Grade II listed on …
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Headway ArtsSpace, former URC Church
- Overview Map Street View Headway ArtSpace is located in The Old Church on Waterloo Road in Blyth. The brick-built Gothic revival-style church was built 1874-1876, by Thomas Oliver junior. It was …
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Lying-in Hospital
- The former Lying-in Hospal was a charitable asylum for poor married pregnant women. Located on New Bridge Street, Newcastle, the building was completed in 1826 on land given by the …
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Hartford Bridge (bridge)
- Overview Map Street View Hartford Bridge carries the A192 road over the River Blyth at Hartford, north of Cramlington. There was once a ford to cross the river near here, which …
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Fernaville's Rest, Whorlton
- Overview Map Street View The Fernaville's Rest (formerly known as the Bridge Inn) at Whorlton, County Durham, dates from the early 19th Century. The pub is Grade II listed on …
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Wat Phra Dhammakaya
- Overview Map Street View Former Church of St Andrew in Hebburn, now a Buddhist meditation centre. The church was originally built in 1872 paid for by Andrew Leslie, whose shipbuilding firm …
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St Andrew's Church Hall
- Formerly St Andrew's Church Hall, Hebburn, built c.1872. Later became St. Andrew's Centre, a community centre and school. It is located next to the former Church of St Andrew; now …
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Mechanics Institute and Free Library
- Overview Map Street View The former Free Library is located on Howard Street by the junction with Saville Street, North Shields. The Mechanics Institute was built 1857-1858, designed by John …
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Salvation Army Citadel
- Overview Map Street View The Salvation Army Citadel is located on 28 Howard Street, North Shields. It was originally built in 1811 as Scotch Church, designed by John Dobson. The Scotch Church …
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The Quay (Pub)
- Overview Map Street View The Quay is a public house on Bridge Street, by the junction with Quay Road in Blyth. It was formerly known as the Boathouse Tavern and …
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Watch House Museum
- Overview Map Street View The Watch House on Rocky Island in Seaton Sluice was opened on 14th January 1880, built for the Seaton Sluice Volunteer Life-Saving Company which was founded …
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Parsons' Polygon
- Overview Map Street View A sculpture by David Hamilton, installed in 1985 to commemorate Sir Charles Parsons (1854-1931), the Newcastle-based engineer who developed steam turbines for generating electricity. The designs …
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'Spiral Nebula'
- Overview Map Street View The Spiral Nebula is a 10m tall sculpture designed by Geoffrey Clarke in 1962, which is located outside the Herschel Building at Newcastle University. The sculpture …
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Market Woman
- Sculpture of a Roman Woman by Hans Schwarz (1922-2003) in Wallsend. The sculpture was commissioned by J Seymour Harris and Partners, developers of the Forum shopping centre, and was unveiled …
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Derwent Walk Express
- Overview Map Street View The Derwent Walk Express is an art work by Andy Frost, which was installed in 1987 on Hexham Road in Swalwall, Gateshead. It is a two-thirds …
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Church of St. Mary, Nunthorpe
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St Mary is located to the east of Nunthorpe in Middlesbrough. It was built 1924-1926 by Temple Moore and Leslie Moore. St Mary's …
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Signal Box, Nunthorpe Station
- The railway signal box at Nunthorpe Station was built in 1903 by the North Eastern Railway. The signal box is Grade II listed as it is a rare surviving example …
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Bolam Hall
- Overview Map Bolam Hall was built in 1810 for Robert Horsley for his daughter Charlotte Philadelphia on her marriage to John Beresford, the Baron Decies. In 1816 John Dobson was …
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Church of St. Andrew, Bolam
- Overview Map Street View St Andrew's is the parish chuch of Bolam, County Durham. It was built in 1835 and is a Grade II listed on the National Heritage List …
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War Memorial, Burnopfield
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial is located at the junction of Front Street and New Road in Burnopfield. The memorial was made by W Ayton and Sons of …
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Armstrong Building
- Overview Map Street View The Armstrong Building at Newcastle University is located on Queen Victoria Road. It was built for the College of Physical Science, a forerunner of today's Newcastle University. The …
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Victoria Tunnel
- Summary History Route Restoration Victoria Tunnel was built between 1839 to 1842 to carry coal from Spital Tongues Colliery to the River Tyne. The waggonway tunnel was 1½ miles (2.4km) …
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Church of St Luke, Spital Tongues
- Overview Map Street View St Luke's Parish Church on Clarmont Road in Spital Tongues was built 1886 - 1890, by Oliver and Leeson. The church is Grade II listed on …
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Farrell Centre (Claremont Buildings)
- Overview Map Street View Claremont Buildings are located on Eldon Place, by the corner of Barras Bridge and Claremont Road in Newcastle upon Tyne. Built in 1896, by W. Hope as …
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Heaton Windmill
- Overview Map Street View The tower of Heaton Windmill is an iconic feature of Armstrong Park in Heaton. The windmill is thought to have been built in the 1700's for …
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Whitburn Windmill
- Overview Map Street View Whitburn windmill was built in the 18th century and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. The windmill was restored by South Tyneside …
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Former Ebenezer Chapel
- Map Street View "John Wesley himself is believed to have twice preached to the miners of West Rainton in April 1747. Services were held in the homes of members until …
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Former Londonderry School
- Map Street View "This edifice erected in 1850 by Frances Anne Vane Marchioness of Londonderry as an encouragment to the colliers to promote the moral and religious education of their …
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Bridge over railway, Leamside
- Overview Map Street View The stone bridge over the railway at Leamside was built in 1848 for the Great North of England Railway. The bridge on Station Road is Grade …
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Church of St. Cuthbert
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St. Cuthbert on Quary House Lane in East Rainton was built 1866-1867 and designed by C.H. Fowler. The south chancel window in the …
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Church of St. Jude
- Overview Map Street View The former Church of St. Jude, Shieldfield was built in 1891 by A. B. Plummer. In 1989, Ian Darby Partnership (architects) purchased the redundant church and …
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Bus depot, Sandyford
- Overview Map Street View There is a former bus depot on Portland Terrace, in the Sandyford area of Newcastle. The bus depot was originally built in 1930 for United Automobile …
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Low Light
- Overview Map Street View The "New" Low Light on North Shields Fish Quay was built 1805-1808 by Trinity House and first lit in 1810.[1]. In conjunction with the High Light in …
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High Light
- Overview Map Street View The "New" High Light, on Tyne Street, North Shields was built in 1807, designed by John Stokoe for Trinity House, and first lit in 1810.[1]. In conjunction with the Low Light on the North Shields Fish Quay, the …
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Sunderland Exchange
- Overview Map Sunderland, 197 High Street East. Originally built as the Sunderland Exchange in 1812-1814, designed by John and William Stokoe of Newcastle; builder George Cameron of Esk. Later the building …
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Church of St. Edward
- Overview Map Street View St Edward’s Roman Catholic Church on Coquet Avenue in Whitley Bay was built 1926-1928 to the designs of Stienlet & Maxwell of Newcastle. It was opened …
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Church of St Paul
- Overview Map Street View St Paul's Parish Church on Park View in Whitley Bay was built in 1864 by Salvin, and paid for by the Duke of Northumberland. The west …
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Delaval Arms
- Overview Map Street View The Delaval Arms is a public house in Old Hartley, located off the main road between Whitley Bay and Seaton Sluice. It was originally built as …
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Church of St Peter the Apostle, Byers Green
- Overview Map Street View The Parish Church of St Peter the Apostle in Byers Green was built 1844-1845 by G.Y. Wall. The church is a Grade II listed building on the …
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Old Vicarage, High Coniscliffe
- Overview Map The former Vicarage of St Edwin's Church in High Coniscliffe dates from the 18th century, with the main building built c.1860. It is now private house and is …
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Mill House, High Coniscliffe
- Overview Map The former water mill by Unalby Beck on Mill Lane in High Coniscliffe was built in the late 18th and early 19th century. Now a house, this is …
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Church of St. Hilda
- Overview Map Street View Saint Hilda's is the parish church in Lucker, Northumberland. It was originally built in the late 18th century, with extensive rebuilding in 1874. The church is …
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Hethpool House
- Overview Map Street View Hethpool House was built in 1919 by Cahill of Alnwick. It incorporates masonry from a much earlier building of 1687. The building is Grade II listed …
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Church of St. John the Baptist, Ulgham
- Overview Map Street View 1842. The church is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Church of St Mary the Virgin, Throckley
- Overview Map Street View The parish church in Throckley was built in 1887 by W.E. Hicks. The church was partly paid for by John Spencer of Whorlton Hall in memory …
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Town Clock
- Overview Map Street View The Town Clock in Redcar was completed in 1913. It is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. "1901 E.R. 1910 IN GRATEFUL …
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Zetland Lifeboat Museum
- Overview About the Zetland Map Street View The Zetland is the world's oldest surviving lifeboat and was built in 1802. The Zetland was in service for 78 years and saved …
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Central Railway Station
- Overview About the Station Map Street View The Central Railway Station in Redcar was built c.1861 for the coastguard extension of the Stockton and Darlington Railway. The station is a …
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Church of St Peter
- Overview Map Street View St Peter's church in Redcar was originally consecrated by the Archbishop of York in 1829 as a 'Chapel of Ease' of the parish of Marske. In 1835 …
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Church of St. Cuthbert, Ormesby
- Overview Map Street View St. Cuthbert's is the parish church in Ormesby, Middlesbrough. The church was largely rebuilt in 1875 by Hicks and Charlewood, but incorporates masonry from an earlier …
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Clennell Hall
- Overview Map Clennell Hall was a manor house in Clennell, near Alwinton in Northumberland. It was originally built in 1567 and was a pele (fortified tower) with attached house. The …
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Church of St. John the Baptist, Annitsford
- Overview Map Street View "The mission at Annitsford was founded in 1863. Previously, the area had been served from Cowpen & by the Dominican fathers from Newcastle in hired rooms …
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War Memorial, Dudley
- Overview Map Inscribed: "THIS MONUMENT AND HOSPITAL / ARE ERECTED IN HONOURED MEMORY / OF OUR MEN WHO FELL IN THE / GREAT WAR 1914 -1918/(58 NAMES) AND 1939-1945 (20 …
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Burradon Tower
- Overview About Burradon Tower Map Burradon Tower is a ruined Pele Tower (defensive tower) in Burradon, built during times of hostilities with Scotland. The Tower is a Grade II listed …
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Sacred Heart Church, North Gosforth
- Overview About the Church Map Street View The Sacred Heart Church in North Gosforth was built c.1865 in the Early English gothic style. The church is notable for its significant …
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Church of St Peter, Humshaugh
- Overview Map Street View St Peter's is the Parish Church in Humshaugh, Northumberland. It was built 1818 by H.H. Seward. Before then Humshaugh was part of the parish of Simonburn. …
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Wester Hall
- Overview Map Wester Hall in Haughton, near Humshaugh, was built in 1732. The Hall is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Corn Drying Kiln, Abberwick Mill
- Overview Aerial View There is an early 19th century kiln by the at Abberwick Mill, which was used to dry the corn before milling. It is Grade II listed on …
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Abberwick Mill
- Overview Aerial View Abberwick Mill is an early 19th century water powered mill by the River Aln. The mill was in working order until about 1925.[1] The mill and associated …
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Abberwick Mill House
- Overview Aerial View The house by Abberwick Mill was built in the early 19th century and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Old battery, Alnmouth Links
- There is a old gun battery on Alnmouth Links. It was originally built in 1881 by the Duke of Northumberland for the use of the Percy Artillery Volunteers. It includes …
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Church of St John the Baptist
- Overview About St John's Map Street View The Church of St John the Baptist on Northumberland Street in Alnmouth was consecrated on 6th November 1876. Shortly after this Alnmouth became …
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Railway Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View The viaduct just north west of Lesbury carries the railway over the River Aln in Northumberland. The viaduct has 18 arches and was built in 1848/1849 …
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Duchess Bridge
- Overview Map Street View This stone bridge over the River Aln at Alnmouth was built in 1864. The bridge is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. A …
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Limekiln, Harlaw Hill
- 18th century limekiln located at Harlaw Hill, just west of Longhoughton in Nothumberland. The kiln is Grade II listed.
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Church of St Michael and All Angels
- Overview Map Street View St Michael and All Angels is the Parish Church of Howick in Northumberland. It was built in 1746 on the site of an earlier medieval church, …
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Hindmarsh Hall
- Overview Map Street View Hindmarsh Hall on Northumberland Street in Alnmouth is the village hall. It was built in the 18th century as a granary and was later used as …
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Former School, Carrshield
- Overview Map Street View A former school for miners’ children was built in Carrshield in 1851, paid for by WB Beaumont. The boys school was in the right-hand of the …
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Holy Trinity Church, Cambo
- Overview Map Street View The Parish Church at Cambo in Northumberland was built in 1842 by John &.Benjamin Green, near the site of an earlier medieval chapel which had been …
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Bastle House, Cambo
- Overview Street View A 16th century bassle house in Cambo, Northumberland. In 1818 it was converted into shop and still has a lintel above the former shop window inscribed "J.T. …
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War Memorial, Cambois
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial in Cambios stands next to the Church of St Andrew, set in a brick walled enclosure. The pillar commemorates the First World War …
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Church of St Cuthbert, Carham
- Overview Map Street View The present church at Carham in Northumberland was built in 1790 on the site of a much earlier church. A daughter house of Lindisfarne may have …
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East Lodge
- Overview Map Street View The East Lodge by the entrance to Chillingham Castle is an octagonal building, built in 1828 by Sir Jeffrey Wyatville for the Earl of Tankerville. It …
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Bank Top Fountain
- Map Street View Octagonal limestone public fountain at Top Bank in Chillingham, built 1872. The fountain is Grade II listed.
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West Lodge and Gateway
- Overview Map Street View Lodge, dated 1835, and gateway to Chillingham Castle, by Edward Blore for the Earl of Tankerville. A Geade II listed building.
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Pele Tower, Shilbottle
- Overview Map Street View This former vicarage in Shilbottle incorporates a 15th century pele tower. The tower was heightened in 1863. The main part of the house, and outbuildings, were …
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Church of St Mary
- Overview Map Street View St Mary's is the parish church in Wooler which was built in 1765. The church was enlarged 1835 and gothicized 1873 by F.R. Wilson.[1] The church …
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Former Masonic Hall
- Overview Map Former County Library and Masonic Hall, Wooler. This was formerly Western Chapel, an English Presbyterian church, built in 1818, with it's porch added in the 1830s. The building …
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Dovecote, Haugh Head
- Overview Map Street View There is a 2 storey hexagonal dovecote on high ground a 100 yards from Surrey House in Haugh Head, near Wooler in Northumberland. It was built …
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Surrey House, Haugh Head
- Overview Map Surrey House in Haugh Head lis located beside the A697 road about a mile from Wooler. It was was built in the mid-19th century. The building is a former coaching …
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War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial in Wooler is located on Tower Hill. The memorial, built in c.1920, is a stone cross with a Celtic wheel-head design.[1] It was …
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The Black Bull
- Overview Map Street View The Black Bull Hotel is located on the High Street, Wooler. It was a coaching inn from the 19th century and was substantially remodelled in 1910. …
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Church of St Ninian, RC
- Overview Map Street View St Ninian's is a Roman Catholic church in Wooler, Northumberland. It was designed by George Goldie and completed in 1856.[1] The church is Grade II listed …
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Middleton Hall, near Wooler
- Overview Map Street View Middleton Hall in Earle, near Wooler, was built in 1807. The hall was built on the site of a medieval basstle house and Middleton Hall (sometimes …
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Earle Mill
- Overview Map Earle Mill is a watermill located by Wooler Water. It was built in the 18th century and has a distinctive 19th century drying kiln attached. It is aproximately …
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Earle Mill Cottage
- Overview Map The cottage by Earle Mill dates from the 18th century and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. The cottage is close to Wooler …
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Church of St. Oswin
- Overview Map Street View St. Oswin's is the parish church in Wylam. The church was built in 1886 by R.J. Johnson, paid for by the Hedley family. Prior to this villagers …
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Signal Box
- Overview Map Street View The overhead signal box on the west side of Wylam Station was built in the late 19th century by the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway. This, and …
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Footbridge, Wylam Station
- Overview Map Street View The cast-iron footbridge over the railway line at Wylam Station was built in the late 19th century. The footbridge is Grade II listed.
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Signal Box
- The overhead railway signal box at Hexham was built in c.1896 by the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway. This, and the signal box at Wylam, are the only 2 surviving examples of this type of …
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Chathill Station
- Overview About Chathill Station Map Street View The station at Chathill in Northumberland was designed by Benjamin Green for the Newcastle & Berwick Railway company and opened in 1847. The …
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Signal Box
- "Signal box. 1887, altered 1928 and 1984. Built for the Central Division of the North-Eastern Railway Co. Ltd., possibly designed by the Thomas Prosser, architect to the NER. This box …
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Loud Hill Memorial
- Overview Map Street View This memorial in Annfield Plain is inscribed "It was here that Pilot Officer Joyce met his death on the night of March 13 1918." The memorial …
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War Memorial
- The war memorial is located in Annifield Plain Park. It is inscribed with the names of the 263 men of Annifield Plain lost in the First World War and the …
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Church of St Thomas, Harelaw
- Overview Map Street View St. Thomas' Church is located on North Road, Harelaw, Annfield Plain. The church, by G. Jackson, was built in 1841 at a time when the population …
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Old Market Cross
- Overview Map The remains of the original Stanhope market cross of 1669 are located in the churchyard of St Thomas' Church. It was moved there after the 'new' market cross …
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Church of St. John the Evangelist, Rookhope
- Overview Map Street View The original St John’s in Rookhope was built in 1822, but at the end of the 19th Century it was pulled down and rebuilt in its …
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Church of St Peter, Wolviston
- Overview Map Street View St Peter's Church in Wolviston was built in 1876 by Austin, Johnson and Hicks. It was designed in the early English style, built with red brick …
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Shotton Hall
- Overview Map Street View Shotton Hall was a country house built c.1760 in Shotton near Peterlee in County Durham. The Hall was built on estate lands which belonged to the …
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Church of St Mary, Horden
- Overview Map Street View St Mary's parish church on Blackhills Road in Horden was built by J.D. Potts and Son with funds from Colonel Roland Burdon, and opened in 1913.[1] …
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War memorial, Easington Colliery
- Overview Map Street View The memorial stands at the centre of the cemetery in Easington Colliery. The memorial was unveiled on 30 January 1926 by Colonel Pickersgill, to commemorate the …
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Hardwicke Hall Manor Hotel
- Overview Map Street View Hardwicke Hall Manor Hotel is located off Hesleden Road (B1281) near Blackhall Colliery in County Durham. It was originally a country house built in the mid …
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Church of the Holy Trinity, Seaton Carew
- Overview Map Street View This church in Seaton Carew was originally built as a chapel of ease within the parish of Stranton, designed by T. Pickersgill and consecrated in 1831. Seaton …
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Chopwell War Memorial
- The war memorial in Chopwell commemorates the 205 local people who lost their lives in the First World War. It was reported that about 7,000 people attended the ceremony unveiling …
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Church of the Holy Trinity, Wingate
- Overview Map Street View The Holy Trinity is the parish church of Wingate, County Durham. It was built 1840-1841 by George Jackson of Durham. The church is Grade II listed …
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Disaster Memorial, Wingate Grange Colliery
- Overview Map Street View "THIS MONUMENT WAS ERECTED BY PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION TO THE MEMORY OF THE TWENTY SIX MEN WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE EXPLOSION AT WINGATE GRANGE COLLIERY; …
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Church of St. Mary and St. Stephen
- Overview Map Street View The parish church in Wolsingham has a history going back to the 12th century, though the present church was rebuilt in 1848 by W. Nicholson.[1] The church is …
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Former Station Building
- Overview Map Street View The former station building in Wolsingham is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. It was built in 1847 for the for the Wear …
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Black Bull
- Overview Map Street View The Black Bull public house in the Market Place in Wolsingham was an inn built in the mid 18th century. The pub is Grade II listed …
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Elwick Windmill
- Overview Map Street View Elwick Windmill was built in the mid 19th century and is located about half a mile south west of Elwick, and is visible from the A19 …
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Bywell Bridge, over the Tyne
- Overview Map Street View Bywell bridge over the River Tyne was built 1836-1838, designed by George Basevi. The stone bridge carries the B6309 road over the Tyne, with Bywell on the north …
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Village Cross
- Overview Map Street View The village Cross in Bywell dates from the 13th century. Having being damaged the structure was altered in the 18th century when a stone ball was …
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Church of St George, Mickley
- Overview Map Street View St George's Church near Mickley in Northumberland was originally built in 1823 as a chapel of ease within the ancient parish of Ovingham. It served the …
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Orangery, Bywell Hall
- Overview Map The Orangery at Bywell Hall was built in the 18th century and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.[1]
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Rye Hill House, NCG
- Overview Map Street View Rye Hill House is the headquarters of NCG (who manage a group of 6 colleges, including Newcastle College). The building dates from c.1840[1]. It was originally …
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College House, College Street
- Overview Map Street View College House on College Street in Newcastle was built in 1883 by R.J. Johnson as a new location for Dame Allan's Schools (est. 1705). In more …
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Burt Hall
- Overview Map Street View Burt Hall is located on Northumberland Road on the Newcastle campus of Northumbria University. It was originally built in 1895 by John W. Dyson for the …
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War Memorial, Harraton / Fatfield
- Overview Map Street View The memorial commemorates 103 local servicemen who died in the First World War and later the names of 12 people who died in the Second World …
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Fatfield House
- Overview Map Street View A 19th century house on Vigo Lane in Harraton - which had been in Fatfield before the boundaries changed with the creation of Washingon new town. …
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Wills Building
- Overview About The Wills' Building Map Street View The Wills Building is located off the Coast Road in Newcastle. The distictive Art Deco building was built from 1946-50 as the W.D. …
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Queen Alexandra Bridge
- Overview About the Bridge Map Street View The Queen Alexandra Bridge over the River Wear links the Southwick and Deptford areas of Sunderland. The bridge was built 1907-1909, originally as a double-decker …
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Watch House Museum
- Overview Map Street View The Tynemouth Volunteer Life Brigade, founded in 1864, was the first such organisation in the country. The Watch House was built 1886-1887 overlooking the Black Midden …
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Statue of Queen Victoria
- Overview Map Street View The bronze memorial statue of Queen Victoria on Front Street in Tynemouth was by Alfred Turner and built in 1902. It was paid for by public …
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Grand Hotel
- Overview Map Street View The Grand Hotel is located on Grand Parade, by the sea front at Tynemouth. It was originally built in 1872 as seaside house for Duchess of …
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Clock Tower
- Overview Map Street View The distinctive clock tower and drinking fountain is located at the head of Front Street in Tynemouth, close to Tynemouth Priory. The Venetian Gothic style clock tower …
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Land of Green Ginger
- Overview Map Street View The former Congregational Church on Front Street in Tynemouth was built in 1868 by Thomas Oliver. The adjoining Church Hall was built in 1886.[1] In the …
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War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The First World War Memorial in Tynemouth is located in the centre of the park by Front Street, between the Statue of Queen Victoria and the …
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Church of St. Nicholas, South Gosforth
- Overview Map Street View St. Nicholas' Parish church is located on Church Road in South Gosforth. It was built in 1799 by John Dodds after the demolition of earlier church. …
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Church of St John the Evangelist
- Overview Map Street View St John's in the parish church in Birtley. The church was consecrated by the Bishop of Durham on 9th August 1849. Shortly afterwards on the 8th …
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House of Adam of Jesmond
- Overview Map Street View The House of Adam in Heaton Park in Heaton dates back to at least 1267.[1] It was the camera (seat) of Adam de Gesmuth (Adam of Jesmond), …
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Statue of Edward Moseley Perkins
- Overview Map Street View Edward Mosely Perkins (1821-1871) came to Birtley as a partner in its Iron Company and two local pits in 1858, and lived in Birtley Hall. He …
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Church of St Joseph
- Overview Map Street View St Joseph's Church in Birtley was desigened by John Dobson and was opened by 1843 to replace the Birtley Roman Catholic Mission, which had moved to …
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Winlaton Forge
- Overview Map Street View Winlaton Forge is the last surviving link in the village with Crowley's Iron Works. Ambrose Crowley's works dominated the iron manufacturing trade in the North East …
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Church of St Paul
- Overview Map Street View St Paul's Church in Winlaton was built 1827-1829 and designed by Ignatius Bonomi.[1] The church was consicrated in 1828. It was remodelled in the 1890s. The …
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Church of St. Mary and St. Thomas Aquinas, Stella
- Overview Map Street View The Roman Catholic Church of St. Mary and St. Thomas Aquinas in Stella, near Blaydon, was built 1831-1832.[1] It was designed by the architect John Green, …
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War Memorial, Blaydon
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial is located outside the cemetry on Shibdon Road in Blaydon. The memorial was unveiled on the 7th of April 1923, dedicated to 201 …
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Church of St John the Evangelist, Longhirst
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St John the Evangelist in Longhirst was designed by Sir Arthur Blomfield and built in 1876. It was commissioned and paid for by …
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War Memorial, Longhirst
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Longhirst was unveiled on the 31st of July 1921, dedicated to the local men lost in the First World War. The memorial …
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Lych Gate, St John's, Longhirst
- Overview Map Street View The lych gate of the Church of St John the Evangelist in Longhirst was built in 1885. It is Grade II listed.
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Hebburn Hall
- Overview About Hebburn Hall Map Hebburn Hall (aslo known as Ellison Hall) is a 17th century manor house in Hebburn, largely rebuilt in 1790-1792.[1] It was built on the site …
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Church of St James
- Overview Map Street View St James' is the parish church in Riding Mill, Northumberland. It was designed by Matthew Thompson of Newcastle and built on land gifted by Joseph Wilson. …
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Wellington Inn
- Overview Map Street View The Wellington Inn is a public house in Riding Mill. It was originally built in 1660 as a house by Thomas Errington, postmaster of Newcastle - …
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Gibson Street Baths
- Overview History Map Street View This former municipal washhouse and baths is located on the corner of Gibson Street and New Bridge Street in Newcastle, next to St Dominic's Priory Church. …
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Jesmond Library
- Overview Map Street View Jesmond Library was originally opened on the 30th of May 1963, the circular building on St George’s Terrace in West Jesmond was designed by Henry Faulkner …
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Fenham Library
- Overview Map Street View The library in Fenham is located on Fenham Hall Drive and was opened on the 8th of June 1938. The libray is Grade II listed on the …
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War Memorial
- Overview Map The gothic style Lych gate at St. Cuthbert’s Church was built as a memorial dedicated to the people of Allendale who lost their lives in the First World War. …
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Church of St. Cuthbert
- Overview Map The parish church in Allendale is part of the Benefice of the Allen Valleys. The present church was built in 1874 by Austin and Johnson, except for lower …
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Thorngreen Lime Kilns
- Overview Map Street View The Thorngreen Lime Kilns are located on the side of Slag Hill above Middlehope Burn, just north west of Allenheads in Northumberland. The lime kilns were …
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Allenheads Hall
- Overview Map Allenshead Hall is a country house, built in 1847 by E.B. Lamb for Thomas Sopwith, engineer and mine agent to the Beaumont family. Some sources indicate it was …
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Whickham View Schools, Denton Burn
- Overview Map Street View Now part of Newcastle College, the former Whickham View Schools on Muscott Grove in Whickham, were built in 1936-1938. The 'Art Deco' style schools (originally separate …
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King Edward VII Bridge
- Overview About the King Edward VII Bridge Map Street View The King Edward VII railway bridge was opened by King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra on the 10th of July …
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Westgate Walk-in Centre (former Elswick Grange)
- Overview Map Street View Elswick Grange was a large house built in the mid 19th century on Westgate Road in Newcastle. It was part of the former Newcastle General Hospital …
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Old Wallsend Library, Ferndale Avenue
- Overview Map Street View The former Library on Ferndale Avenue in Wallsend was built 1965-1966, designed by Harry Faulkner Brown. The library closed on the 15th February 2014, and was …
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Church of St. Mark, Newcastle Climbing Centre
- Overview Map Street View St. Mark's Church on Shields Road in Newcastle was built 1905 - 1906. The church was designed by Hicks and Charlewood and paid for by W.D. …
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Former Newcastle Joint Stock Bank
- Overview Map Street View This building on the corner of St Nicholas' Square and Mosley Steet in Newcastle was built in c.1845 for the Newcastle Joint Stock Bank. It was …
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Old Post Office, St Nicholas Street
- Overview Map Street View The former Post office building on St Nicholas' Street in Newcastle was built 1871-1874 by James Williams.[1] Originally there were separate entrance for male and female …
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St Nicholas' Buildings, St Nicholas' Street
- Overview Map Street St Nicholas Building is located on the corner of St Nicholas' Street and Westgate Road in Newcastle. It was built c.1850 by William Parnell in "Venetian Renaissance" style …
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Railway Arch, St Nicholas' Street
- Overview Map Street View The arch which carries the railway over St Nicholas Street in Newcastle was built in 1848 by Abbot and Co. of Gateshead.[1] The arch is 300 metres …
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Callerton Hall
- Overview Map Street Callerton Hall is located in High Callerton, Ponteland. It was built in the early 18th century, and extensively altered in 1892 by R. Norman Shaw.[1] The hall …
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Rebellion House, High Callerton
- Overview Map Street View Rebellion House is a 16th century bastle house in High Callerton, near Ponteland. The ground floor was converted for use as accommodation in the early-mid 17th century. …
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St Dominic's Priory Church
- Overview Map Street View St. Dominic's Priory Church is a Roman Catholic church located on New Bridge Street / Red Barns, in Newcastle. The church, by Dunn and Hansom, has …
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Shotley Bridge (bridge)
- Overview Map Street View The stone bridge over the River Derwent at Shotley Bridge was built in the late 18th century, later widened in c1820. The bridge is Grade II …
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Stable Block, Cresswell Hall
- The grand Stable Block of the former Cresswell Hall was built in 1829. It stands in Hall Wood just west of Cresswell Towers Holiday Park in Cresswell in Northumberland.
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Gallery, Cresswell Hall
- Early 19th century stone gallery of 16 columns which flanked the approach to the former Cresswell Hall. The gallery is in Hall Woods and is Grade II listed on the …
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Church of St Bartholomew, Cresswell
- Overview Map Street View The parish Church of St Bartholomew in Cresswell, Northumberland, was built in 1836 for the Baker-Cresswell family of Cresswell Hall.[1] It is one of two churches …
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Church of St. Paul
- Overview History Map Street View St Paul's is the Parish church of Branxton, Northumberland. Parts of the church, the chancel arch in particular, date back to the late 12th or …
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Flodden Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The memorial to the thousnds of Scots and English killed in the Battle of Flodden Field (1513) is located on the site of the battlefield, less than …
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Memorial Drinking Fountain
- Overview Map Street View Drinking fountain in Branxton, inscribed "To The Memory of William Askew Robertson of Pallinsburn July 1910". The memorial fountain was built in 1910 by George Reavel …
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Marmion's Well
- Overview Map Street View An old well in Branxton, which was reconstructed late 19th century for Louisa, Marchioness of Waterford.[1] The well is notable as being the setting Sir Walter …
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38 Church Street
- Overview Map Street View 38 Church Street in Hartlepool is a former Bank, built in 1899, by Barnes and Coates.[1] This is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List …
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Statue of Ralph Ward Jackson, Church Street
- Overview Map Street View The bronze statue of Ralph Ward Jackson on Church Street in Hartlepool was built in 1897, designed by Edward Onslow Ford.[1] The statue is Grade II …
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Ward Jackson Park
- Overview About the Park Map Street View This park in Hartlepool is named after Ralph Ward Jackson (1806 - 1880), who founded West Hartlepool in the 19th century. The park was built …
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Clock Tower
- The Clock Tower is located by the entrance on the east side of Ward Jackson Park in Hartlepool. It is inscribed: "The gift of Alderman John Brown J.P. Mayor 1902-3-4. …
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Fountain
- The fountain in Ward Jackson Park was built in 1902. The fountain is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Park Lodge
- The Park Lodge to Ward Jackson Park in Hartlepool is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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South African War Memorial
- The South African War Memorial in Ward Jackson Park was sculpted by Francis W. Doyle Jones and was unveiled on the 19th of July 1905.[1] The memorial is Grade II …
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Park Tower
- Overview Map Street View Park Tower in Hartlepool is the former North Eastern Co-operative Society department store, located on the corner of Park Road and Stranton. The building was designed by …
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Former Wesley Methodist Church
- Overview Map Street View The Wesley Methodist Church on Victoria Road and Raby Road in Hartlepool was built 1871-1873, designed by Hill and Swan. The building is Grade II listed.
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Kirkharle Manor
- Kirkharle Manor is the former vicarage to St Wilfred's Church. The house was built in the early 19th century and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for …
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Kirkharle Hall
- Overview About Kirkharle Hall Map Street View Kirkharle Farm is the surviving east wing of Kirkharle Hall (initially built in c 1718, added to c 1755, and then partially demolished …
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Church of St Andrew
- Overview Map Street View The former Church of St Andrew is located on York Place, Headland in Hartlepool. It was built in 1886 as a Chapel of ease and later …
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War Memorial
- Overview About the Memorial Map Street View This war memorial is located in Redheugh Gardens, off Cliff Terrace in Headland, Hartlepool. The bronze statue of a winged figure "Triumphant Youth" …
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Hartlepool Borough Hall
- Overview Map Street View Hartlepool Borough Hall was built on Middlegate in 1865, by C.J. Adams. The municipal buildings included a market hall. The 3-bay extension to the right of …
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The Central
- Overview Map Street View The Central is a public house on Half Moon Lane and Hills Street in Gateshead. It was built in 1856, designed by M. Thompson for Alderman Potts, wine merchant, …
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War Memorial, Denwick
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Denwick was unveiled on the 14th of November 1920 by the Duke of Northumberland. It was dedicated by Canon Mangin, Vicar of …
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Pant near Village Hall, Denwick
- Overview Map Street View This pant (covered water supply) in Denwick was built in 1859. It is Grade II listed.
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Lych Gate, St Mary's Church
- The lych gate to St Mary's Church on Kirkhill in Morpeth was built in 1861. The lych gate is Grade II listed.[1]
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The Anglers Arms, Weldon Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The Angler's Arms in Weldon Bridge was built in the mid 18th century as a coaching inn, located on what was then, one of the main …
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Pauperhaugh Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Pauperhaugh bridge over the River Coquet.
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War Memorial, Guide Post
- Overview Map Street View Unveiled 2nd of July, 1921. The memorial is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Longstone Lighthouse
- Overview Map Street View Inside The lighthouse and keeper's cottage on Longstone, in the Farne Islands, was built in 1826 by David Alexander for Trinity House, Newcastle. As well as …
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Old Lighthouse and Keeper's Cottage, Brownsman Island
- The lighthouse on Brownsman Island in the Outer Farne Islands was originally built in 1800, and then replaced with a new tower in 1811. At the age of just 3 …
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Methodist Chapel, Whiteley Shield
- Overview Map Street View The Primitive Methodist Chapel in Whiteley Shield was built in 1857. The final service in the chapel was held in September 2015.
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Spark's Daylight Bakery
- Overview Map Street View Spark's Daylight Bakery on Bishopton Avenue in Stockton-on-Tees was built in 1938. The Art Deco style building by Kitching & Co. of Middlesbrough was built for Ralph …
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Tyneside Cinema
- Overview About the Tyneside Cinema Map Street View The Tyneside Cinema is an independent cinema located off Pilgrim Street in Newcastle. The cinema originally opened on the 1st of February 1937 and …
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Carliol House
- Overview Map Street View Carliol House is a 'shallow crescent' building which curves the corner of Market Street East and Pilgrim Street. It was built 1924-7 and designed by Burnet, …
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Former Fire Station
- Overview Map Street View The former Central Police, Fire Station and Magistrate's Court on the corner of Pilgrim Street and Market Street, in Newcastle, was built in 1931- 1933. Built …
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War Memorial, Dunston Hill
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Dunston is located at the junction of Ellison Road and King George Avenue. In honour of the local men lost in the …
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Bridge Hotel
- Overview Map Street View The Bridge Hotel on Castle Garth in Newcastle was built in c.1899, designed by Cackett, Burns Dick for J. Fitzgerald.[1] It is located next to the …
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Jarrow Town Hall
- Overview Map Street View Jarrow Town Hall and municipal buildings on Grange Road in Jarrow, were built in 1902. The red brick, baroque-style building was designed by Fred Rennoldson of …
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Discovery Museum
- Overview About the Museum Map Street View A 'hands-on' museum managed by North East Museums on behalf of Newcastle City Council. Blandford Square, Newcastle. The museum was first established as …
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The Mill
- Overview Map Street View The corn mill and miller's house in Waren Mill is located by Waren Burn on the edge of Budle Bay. A water-powered corn mill is documented at Waren …
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Lime Kilns
- Overview Map Street View To the east of Beadnell harbour are 3 lime kilns, the earliest of which was built in 1789. Limestone was burnt in lime kilns to make …
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Beadnell Harbour
- Overview Map Street View Beadnell Harbour is located to the south of Beadnell in Northumberland. The present harbour was built in the 18th century and was extended 1798 for John …
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Fleetham Bridge
- The stone single arched bridge over the Long Nanny at West Freetham, near Beadnell, was built in the early 19th century. The bridge is Grade II listed on the Ntional …
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Spanish City
- Overview About Map Street View In c.1904 Charles Elderton, of Hebburn Theatre Royal, started bringing the "Toreadors" concert party to perform at Whitley Bay. Following repeated success, he established a …
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Lime Kilns, Ferryhill Station
- Overview Map These old limekilns, off Chilton Lane in Ferryhill Station, were built in the mid 19th century for Chilton Lime Works. There were later converted for use as coal …
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Church of the Holy Saviour
- Overview Map Street View Holy Saviour's Church on The Broadway/Crossway in Tynemouth was built 1839 to 1841 by John Green and Benjamin Green for the Duke of Northumberland. The parish …
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Engine House, Ridsdale Iron Works
- Overview Map Street View The remains of Ridsdale Iron Works are to the north of Ridsdale in Northumberland. Established in 1836, the works consisted of 3 furnaces, an engine house, coke …
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Corsenside (farm house)
- Overview Map Street View The stone farmhouse at Corsenside is dated 1686 above the door, with later alterations and extensions. The building forms part of the farmstead, which along with the …
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Simonburn Castle
- Ruins of a 13th century tower house near Simonburn in Northumberland.
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Lych Gate to St Mungo's Church, Simonburn
- Overview Map Street View Inscribed: "To the Glory of God In memory of Lancelot John Hunter Allgood of Nunwick Esq. This gate is erected by his Kindred, Friends and Tenants …
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Church of St Mary Magdalen
- Overview Map Street View The Roman Catholic Church of St Mary Magdalen is located on Harbour Walk in Seaham. There was an influx of Irish immigrants in the 19th century, many …
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War Memorial, Terrace Green
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial at Seaham is located on Terrace Green, by the sea front. The memorial is a Celtic cross designed by Mr TA Lawson and …
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Seaham Hall
- Overview Map Street View Seaham Hall was a large country house built 1791-1792 for Sir Ralph and Lady Judith Milbanke. The poet Lord Byron first visited Seaham Hall in 1814 …
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Church of St John the Evangelist
- Overview Map Street View St John's Church is located on Blanford Place, Seaham. The parish church was built from 1835 to 1840, designed by Thomas Prosser. The church is Grade …
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Half Moon Chambers
- Overview Map Street View The Half Moon Chambers are located in the Bigg Market in Newcastle. Inscribed above the doors: "BUILT AD 1550 / REBUILT AD 1905". The Half Moon …
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Statue of Joseph Cowen
- Overview Map Street View There is a bronze statue of Joseph Cowen (1829-1900) by John Tweed, located by the junction of Westgate Road and Fenkle Street, outside Cross House, in …
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45 Northumberland Street
- Overview Map Street View No. 45 Northumberland Street in Newcastle was built in c.1900. It was Inman's Stores Ltd, later Boots the Chemist, Samsung and now Footasylum. The building has …
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Sunlight Chambers
- Overview Map Street View Sunlight Chambers in the Bigg Market, Newcastle, were built as offices in 1901-1902 by W. and S. Owen for Lever Bros.[1] The Modified Baroque style building …
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Beehive Hotel
- Overview Map Street View The Beehive is a public house on the corner of the Cloth Market and High Bridge in Newcastle. It was built in 1902 and has a traditional …
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Old George Inn
- Overview Map Street View A public house located on Old George Yard, just off the Cloth Market, in Newcastle. Charles I was reportedly allowed to drink in this pub in 1646, …
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Balmbra's
- Overview About Balmbra's Music Hall Map Street View Balmbra's, No 6., the Cloth Market, Newcastle, was built 1902 by A. Stockwell, as a public house and billiard hall, originally called …
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Church of St James, Castle Eden
- Overview Map St James' Church in The Village, Castle Eden is dated 1764, built on the site of an earlier church. The former parish church incorporates medieval masonry in it's …
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War Memorial, Cockfield
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial in Cockfield, County Durham, was unveiled on the 7th October 1922, by Mr WH Hustler, chairman of the North Bitchburn Coal Company (then …
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Gaunless Lead Mill, Copley
- The lead smelting mill chimney is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Church of St John the Evangelist, Lynesack
- Overview Map Street View St John's is a parish church, located on a sideroad off Grewburn Lane in Lynesack, near Butterknowle, in County Durham. The church was built in 1847.[1] Charles …
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Tuggal Hall
- Overview Map Street View Tuggal Hall is a large country house located in Tughall, near Beadnell, in Northumberland. The house dates from the 17th/early 18th century and is Grade II …
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Ice House, Bankhill
- Overview Map Street View The ice house on Bank Hill in Berwick-upon-Tweed was constructed c1796 to supply ice for the salmon trade. Shipping fresh salmon in ice was more profitable …
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Railway Viaduct over Skelton Beck
- A large 11 arched railway viaduct over Skelton Beck was built between 1865 to 1872 by the North Eastern Railway Company to serve the Skinningrove limestone mines.[1] Authorisation for the …
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Waterfall Viaduct, nr Guisborough
- Overview Map The stone viaduct over Waterfall Beck and Spa Woods near Fancy Bank (A171), east of Guisborough, was constructed between 1858 and 1862 as part of the former Cleveland …
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Church of St Stephen, Low Elswick
- Overview About St Stephen's Church Map Street View St Stephen's Church on Brunel Terrace in Low Elswick was designed by R J Johnson and the building was completed in 1868.[1] The …
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War Memorial for Radcliffe at Amble
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial was dedicated to the men of Radcliffe in Northumberland who lost their lives in the First World War. The memorial was unveiled on …
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Clock Tower War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The Clock Tower War Memorial in Amble was designed by Will Burton and unveiled on th 9th May 1925, in dedication to the men of amble …
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Duddo Tower
- Overview About Duddo Tower Map Street View The ruined tower near Duddo in Northumberland, is a former strong house built in the late 16th century. The south-west corner and parts …
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Former Church of All Saints, Duddo
- Overview Map Street View The former Parish Church of Duddo is located approximately half a mile north-west of the village. It was built in 1879 by F.R. Wilson of Alnwick.[1] The …
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Warenford Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The stone bridge over Waren Burn at Warenford in Northumberland was built in the late 18th or early 19th century and is Grade II listed.[1] The …
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Twizel Viaduct
- Twizel Viaduct was built between 1846 and 1849 by the Newcastle & Berwick Railway, to carry the Tweedmouth to Kelso railway branch line over the River Till at Twizell in …
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Twizell North Lodge
- Overview Map Street View Lodge by the north entrance to the estate of the Twizell House. Built in the mid 19th century, the lodge is Grade II listed on the …
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Tow House Bastle
- There is a 16th century bastle (fortified tower house) in Tow House, near Henshaw, built at a time of hostilities with Scotland and frequent border raids. The building has altered …
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Windmill at Bamburgh Castle
- The windmill at the north end of Bamburgh Castle was built in the mid 18th century and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Church of St Bartholomew
- Overview Map Street View St Bartholomew's is the parish church in Sunderland Bridge, County Durham. The church was built 1843-1846 by George Pickering. St Bartholomew's Church is Grade II listed on …
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The Hermitage
- Overview Map Street View The 'Hermitage' is a large mid 17th century house, with c1930 alterations and additions. The Hermitage is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for …
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Slaggyford Station
- Slaggyford Station was on the Alston to Haltwhistle branch of the Newcastle & Carlisle Railway, which opened on the 17th November 1852. The station at Slaggyford was the first stopping …
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Grave of Emily Davison, St Mary's
- The grave of Emily Davison is located in the churchyard of St Mary's Church in Morpeth. Davison was buried in the family plot in the church following her death in …
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Pumping Engine House, Scremerston Colliery
- ERECTED AD MDCCCXL BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF GREENWICH HOSPITAL JOHN GREY ESQ. RECEIVER MESSRS JOHNSON & CARRS COLLIERY LESSEES THOMAS FORSTER ESQ. VIEWER & ENGINEER MR. W. ELLIOT,TWEEDMOUTH BUILDER
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War Memorial, Haswell
- The war memorial in Haswell is located in the churchyard of St Paul’s Church. It was unveiled on the 18th of July 1920 by Captain EH Veitch and dedicated by …
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Lime Kilns
- Overview Map Street View There are a distinctive bank of 8 lime kilns off Newcastle Road in Fulwell, Sunderland. The kilns were built for Sir Hedworth Williamson in the 18th …
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Tees Newport Bridge
- Overview History Map Street View The Tees Newport Bridge was the first large vertical lift bridge in Europe, and opened by Prince Albert (later King George VI) on 28 February, …
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Butter Stone, nr Lartington
- Overview Map Street View Butter Stone is a prominent boulder located on the moors near Lartington and Cotherstone. It was used during the 1663-5 plague as a place where villagers …
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Lune Railway Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View Disused railway viaduct over the River Lune, built in 1868 for the Tees Valley Railway Company. The viaduct is Grade II listed on the National Heritage …
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Church of St Mary
- Overview Map Street View Inside The Church of St Mary in Middleton-in-Teesdale was built in 1878 by C. Hodgson Fowler, on the site of a 13th century church.[1] The church has …
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Church of Holy Trinity, Eggleston
- Overview Map Street View "Originally Services were held in a small old chapel in the grounds of Eggleston Hall, (it was classed as a Chapel of Ease of St Mary's …
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Church of St Bartholomew
- Overview About the Church Map Street View St Bartholomew's Church, Long Benton is the Anglican parish church of Long Benton, Northumberland. It is built in the Gothic Revival Style. …
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St Mary's Church
- Overview Map Street View St Mary's is the Anglican parish church for Heworth, Pelaw, Bill Quay and Wardley, located to the east of Gateshead on Shields Road, near Heworth Metro.[1] The …
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War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial stands at the southern end of the cemetery in Riding Hill, Northumberland. The memorial, unveiled on the 21st May 1921, commemorates the 14 …
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Haggerston Dovecote
- Overview Map Street View This round stone dovecote is located a quarter mile west of Haggerston Castle in Northumberland. It is thought to have been originally been built as a …
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Bridge Mill, Haggerston
- Overview Map Street View Bridge Mill is a former water mill located by Allerdalemill Burn, just north-west of Haggerston, and about a mile and a half south-east of Ancroft. The …
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Bewick Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The stone road bridge near Old Bewick in Northumberland was built in the early 19th century, or possibly earlier. There is also a small hamlet by …
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Wooperton Hall
- Overview Map Street View Wooperton House was built in c.1840 and is located in the hamlet of Wooperton in Northumberland, located about 5 miles south of Wooler. Sometimes also referred to …
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Roddam Hall
- Overview Roddam Hall Map Street View Roddam Hall is a privately owned 18th-century country house near Wooler, Northumberland. It is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for …
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Dovecote, Buckton
- Overview Map Street View To the north of Buckton in Northumberland are the well remains of a late medieval/early post-medieval dovecote, which was first documented in 1626.[1] The dovecote has …
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Church of St Paul, West Pelton
- Overview Map Street View St Paul's is a parish church, located on St Paul's Terrace in West Pelton, County Durham. The church was built in 1879 by Austin, Johnson and …
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Urpeth Hall
- Overview Map Street View Urpeth Hall in High Urpeth was built in the mid 18th century, with the addition of flanking and rear wings in the late 19th century. The …
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War Memorial, Tow Law
- Overview Map Street View "Erected by the inhabitants of Tow Law, Thornley, Sunniside, Hedley Hope, East Hedley Hope and Satley to the sacred memory of those gallant men who, at …
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Church of St. Bartholomew, Thornley, nr Wolsingham
- Overview Map Street View St. Bartholomew's is the Parish church in Thornley, near Wolsingham. The church was built c.1840 and the tower added in 1891. The church is Grade II listed on …
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Church of St Philip and St James, Tow Law
- Overview Map Street View History The Church of St Philip and St James is located on Church Lane in Tow Law, County Durham. The Parish Church was designed by C. …
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Church of St Andrew, Stanley
- Overview Map Street View St Andrew's Church is located on Church Bank / Joicey Gardens in Stanley, County Durham. The church was built 1876 - 1877, and designed by J. …
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Christ Church, Stanley
- Overview Map Street View Christ Church is located on Church Bank / Station Road in Stanley, County Durham. It was built in 1895, originally as a Presbyterian Church, now United …
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War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial in Stanley Crook is located on North Road, near the junction with Billy Hill. It is a Creetown Granite statue depicting "Sorrow", holding …
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War Memorial, Middridge
- Overview Map Street View "In grateful memory of the / men from this district who fell / in the Great War 1914-1918" “Their bodies are buried in peace / but …
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Old Primitive Methodist Chapel, Lanehead
- Overview Map Street View There is a former Primitive Methodist chapel on School Hill in Lanehead, now converted into a house. The church was built in 1858, and replaced a …
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War Memorial, Cowshill
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial at Cowshill in Upper Weardale was unveiled on the 27th of May 1922, by Lt-Col KJW Leather, of the 20th Battalion Durham Light …
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Heatherycleugh Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Heatherycleugh Bridge carries School Hill road (part of the A689) over the steep valley of the Heathery Cleugh (a stream), shortly before it flow into Killhope …
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Bridge End, Cowshill
- Overview Map Bridge End Cottage in Cowshill, is located by a footbridge over Killhope Burn and immediately south of the flooded Copthill Quarry. The cottage is notable for being a …
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Fever Hospital, Bath Lane
- "Fever hospital 1804. Opened for the prevention and cure of contagious fever and was in use as such until 1888. The public raised £1165 towards the £1505 cost of the …
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Church of St Cuthbert, Hebron
- Overview Map Street View St Cuthbert's Church in Hebron in Northumberland is thought to dates from the 12th century. The church is set back from the road amongst trees and surrounded …
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War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The Cenotaph in Morpeth is located off Castle Bank. The memorial was designed by C. Franklin Murphy and unveiled by Lord Joicey on the 1st of …
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Church of St Andrew
- Overview Map Street View St. Andrew's Church is the parish church of Tudhoe Grange, and is located close to Spennymoor town centre. The church was built 1883-4 and is Grade …
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Church of St Paul
- Overview Map Street View St Paul's Church is located on Whitworth Terrace in Spennymoor. The church was designed by J.A. Cory and built from 1856- 1858. The tower, originally built …
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Spennymoor War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Spennymoor is located on Cheapside. It was built by E.C. Kenmir for Spennymoor Urban District Council on a site donated by Weardale …
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The Ship, Public House
- An 18th century inn on Holy Island. Formerly the Northumberland Arms, it was renamed "The Ship", after renovations in 1995. The Ship is a Grade II Listed building.
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War Memorial, Easington Lane
- Overview Map Street View The clock tower war memorial in Easington Lane was unveiled by Lord Joicey on the 27th August 1921, in honour of the men of Easington Lane …
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Sledwhich Hall
- Sledwich Hall is a large manor house located about half a mile west of Whorlton in County Durham. The Hall dates from the late 16th century, with restoration work done …
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Jarrow Hall
- Jarrow Hall was built in 1785 for Simon Temple, a local mining and ship building industrialist. The Hall is now a museum, and part of Jarrow Hall - Anglo Saxon …
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Cenotaph
- Overview Map Street View The Cenotaph in Jarrow is located outside Palmer Community Hospital, just off Station Street. The memorial was commissioned by the Palmer Shipbuilding and Iron Co. (1,543 …
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Charles Palmer Statue
- The statue was designed by Albert Arthur Toft and unveiled in 1903 by Lady Palmer. The statue pays tribute to Sir Charles Mark Palmer, the first Mayor of Jarrow, and …
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Obelisk base, near Delaval Hall
- The remains of an obelisk are located near Seaton Delaval Hall, on The Avenue, east of road to New Hartley. The obelisk reputedly marks the spot where Admiral George Delaval …
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War Memorial, Seaton Delaval
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Seaton Delaval was unveiled on the 2nd of September 1922 by Mr. John Charlton, Headmaster of Schools in Seaton Delaval, dedicated by …
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Obelisk, south-west of Delaval Hall
- Overview Map Street View This stone obelisk was built in the 18th century as an eye-catcher to be seen from Seaton Delaval Hall. It is located just over ½ mile …
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United Reformed Church, Great Bavington
- Overview Map "Built in 1693, Great Bavington church is the oldest former Presbyterian church in Northumberland which is still used for worship (and the second oldest in England, after Tunley …
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The Plough Inn, Powburn
- The Plough Inn pub and restaurant in Powburn closed in 2015. The Plough dates from the 18th Century and was originally a coaching inn, located on the road (A697) between Newcastle …
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Redheugh Farmhouse, nr Thorneyburn
- A 16/17th century bastle house, later remodelled in 1732, for William Charlton. Redheugh Farmhouse is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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St Helen's Church
- Overview Map St Helen’s Church in Whitley Chapel was built in 1742 on the site of an earlier Medieval building. Abraham Brown, at that time the Master of the Grammar …
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Mollersteads
- Overview Map Street View Mollersteads is a farm / hamlet by Rowley Burn, to the east of Whitley Mill and about half a mile north of Whitley Chapel, in Hexhamshire, Northumberland. …
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Minsteracres Monastery
- Minsteracres was a large county house built for the Silvertop family in 1758, now a monastery / retreat centre. The building has been extended a number of times, including the …
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Healey Hall
- Overview Map Healey Hall is located by Healey Burn, about half a mile south of the village of Healey in Northumberland. Healey Hall was built by Robert Ormston in 1834, …
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Old Vicarage, Healey
- The Vicarage in Healey, Northumberland, was built in 1877, by Ewan Christian, at a cost of £2571 16s lOd.[1] The vicarage is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List …
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Fotherley Buildings, Healey
- Overview Map Street View Fotherley Buildings farmhouse, in the Parish of Healey, Northumberland, was built in the 18th century and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for …
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Shepherd's Dene
- Overview Map Street View Shepherd's Dene is a house, now a retreat/conference centre, located by Ridingmill Burn, about half a mile east of Riding Mill. The house was built in …
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Bandstand, Exhibition Park
- Overview Map Street View The octagonal bandstand in Exhibition Park, Newcastle, was built c.1875. The bandstand was renovated as part of a wider restoration scheme for Exhibition Park in 2015. …
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Wylam Brewery (Palace of Arts), Exhibition Park
- Overview Map Street View The Wylam Brewery micro-brewery and events space in Exhibition Park, Newcastle, opened on the 27th May 2016.[1] It is located in the Palace of Arts building, …
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Bede Memorial Cross
- Overview Map Street View The Bede Memorial Cross is located at the seafront in Cliff Park, Roker. It was built in 1904 by G.W. Millburn and C.C. Hodges, and dedicated …
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Church of St Paul
- Overview Map Street View St Paul's in the parish church of Ryhope. The church was built 1868 -1873 to cater for the growing population of Ryhope, and replaced a smaller church …
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Rent Office
- Overview Map Street View This building on The Village, in Ryhope, was originally built in 1826 as a chapel of ease to Church of St Michael in Bishopwearmouth (now Sunderland …
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Ryhope War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View War memorial, located at the west end of the village green in Ryton. The memorial was unveiled in October 1924, by Colonel T.G. Taylor of Kelso, …
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Railway Inn
- Overview Map Street View There are several public houses in Ryhope - the Railway Inn, on Robson Place, is notable as a Grade II listed building. It was built in …
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Langham Tower
- Overview Map Street View Langham Tower is a large Victorian mansion, located on the corner of Ryhope Road and Mombray Road in the Ashbrooke suburb of Sunderland. The mansion was built 1889-1891 …
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Charlton House, Sunderland
- Overview Map Street View Charlton House, No. 2 Mowbray Road, Sunderland (formerly known as Nicholson House) was built in 1850 by John and Benjamin Green. The mansion was built for …
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Old Pant
- This distinctive water pant with a stone lion is located at the junction of Front Street and Church Street in Longframlington, Northumberland. It was built in 1911 to commemorate the …
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Dunston Staiths
- Overview About Dunston Staiths Timeline Map Street View "Dunston Staiths on the River Tyne is believed to be the largest timber structure in Europe, at its height, 5.5m tonnes of …
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Hawthorn Dene Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View The railway viaduct over Hawthorn Dene was built in 1905 for the North-Eastern Railway Company. The viaduct is located near the coast at the mouth of …
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Croxdale Wood House
- Overview Map Croxdale Wood House is an 18th century farmhouse located by Croxdale Woods, about a mile north-east of Sunderland Bridge and Croxdale. It was extended in the mid 19th …
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Bridge over Croxdale Beck
- Overview Map A stone single-track road bridge over Croxdale Beck, built c.1760 by Christopher Ebdon.[1] It is located just north of Sunderland Bridge, near Croxdale Hall. The bridge was built …
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Tursdale House Farm
- Overview Map Tursdale House, was the manor house of the medieval village of Tursdale in the 12th century.[1] The current building at Tursdale House Farm dates from the 17th century, with …
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War Memorial, Craghead
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial in Craghead is located off Edward Street. The statue of an angel was unveiled on the 11th November 1922 by R.W. Cooper, Managing …
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Lodge by Dalton Pumping Station
- Overview Map Street View The late 19th century lodge at the entrance to Dalton Pumping Station on Stockton Road in Cold Helsdon is Grade II listed on the National Heritage …
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Dalton Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The single arch limestone bridge over Dalden Dene at Dalton-le-Dale is dated 1789. The bridge is Grade II listed.[1] It is reputed that Oliver Cromwell crossed …
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Church of St Cuthbert, Shadforth
- Overview Map Street View St Cuthbert’s is the parish church in Shadforth, County Durham. It was built between 1834 and 1840 by Thomas and George Jackson (Thomas sadly died just …
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Church of St Mary, Sherburn Village
- Overview Map Street View St Mary The Virgin's Church is located on Church Wynd in Sherburn Village, County Durham. The Parish Church was built in 1872 by Austin and Johnson. It …
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Church of St James and St. Basil
- Overview Map Street View St James' and St. Basil's Church in Fenham, Newcastle was built 1927-1931. It is located on the corner of Fenham Hall Drive and Wingrove Road North. …
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Vane Tempest Hall, Gilesgate
- Overview Map Vane Tempest Hall, now a community centre of the Gilesgate Community and Welfare Association, is located in Gilesgate, Durham. It was originally built in 1863 as a militia …
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Old Railway Station, Gilesgate
- Overview Map Street View The Travelodge hotel and Sambuca restaurant on Station Lane, Gilesgate, was the former railway station for Durham. The station was built in 1844 by G.T. Andrews …
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Church of St Maurice, Ellingham
- Overview Map Street View St Maurice's Church is the parish church of Ellingham in Northumberland. The present church is located to the south-east of the village, on the site of …
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Haltwhistle Tyne Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The pedestrian bridge (a former road bridge) over the River South Tyne at Haltwhistle was built in 1875. It was constructed with wrought-iron arches and cast-iron …
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War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial in Haltwhistle is located off Westgate, in a garden to the south of the new Haltwhistle Memorial Hospital. The 6 m tall stone …
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Alston Arches Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View Alston Arches Viaduct is a disused railway viaduct over the River South Tyne at Haltwhistle. It was built in 1852 by Sir George Barclay Bruce for …
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RC Church of St Charles, Tudhoe
- Overview Map Street View The Roman Catholic parish church of St Charles in Tudhoe was built in 1870 by J.A. Hansom & Son.[1] The church tower was added in 1882. …
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Shildon War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Shildon is located on Church Street, by the entrance to St John's Church. The memorial is a statue of a soldier crouching, …
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Church of St John
- Overview Map Street View St John's is the parish church in Shildon. It was originally built 1833 - 1834 by Anthony Salvin. The church was largely rebuilt and extended in …
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Coal drops
- Overview Map Street View There is a long range of coal drops by Shildon Station (now the National Railway Museum) which date from c.1856. The coal drops are Grade II …
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Emmanuel Church
- Overview Map Street View Emmanuel Church is the parish church of Saltburn by the Sea, located on the corner of Windsor Road and Upleatham Road. The church was built 1867-1869 …
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Parson's Tower, Ford
- Overview Map Street View Parson's Tower in Ford, Northumberland, are the remains of a Medieval pele tower. It is located in a field south-west of Ford Castle and north-west of …
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Willington Dene Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View Willington Dene Viaduct is a railway bridge over the valley of Wallsend Burn near Willington and Wallsend. It was built between 1837-1839 by John and Benjamin Green …
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Crawford's Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Crawford's bridge is a small segmental arch stone bridge over the Ouseburn (river) in Newcastle, built in the early to mid-18th century. It is the oldest …
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The Cluny
- Overview Map Street View The Cluny is a live music venue and cafe at 36 Line Street, Ouseburn, Newcastle. It was originally built as a flax mill in 1848, designed …
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Sailors Bethel, Horatio Street
- Overview Map Street View This former seamen's non-conformist chapel was built in 1875 by Thomas Oliver. It is located on Horatio Street, by the junction with City Road in Newcastle. …
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Memorial to W.L. Blenkinsopp Coulson
- Overview Map Street View The memorial fountain and statue of Colonel William Lisle Blenkinsop Coulson (1841 - 1911) is located on Horatio Street in Newcastle. It was originally located by the …
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Church of St Nicholas
- Overview Map Street View St Nicholas' is the parish church of Cramlington.It was built in 1868 by Austin and Johnson, adapted from earlier design by John Dobson.[1] The church is …
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Shoreswood Hall
- Overview Map Street View Shoreswood Hall was built in the early 18th century. It is a Gtade II listed building.
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King George VI Building
- Overview Map Street View The King George VI Building at Newcastle University was built 1936-1939, designed by P. Clive Newcombe and largely paid for by Sir Arthur Munro Sutherland. The …
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Bruce Building, Percy Street
- Overview Map Street View The Bruce Building at no. 115 Percy Street, Newcastle, was built 1896-1900 Joseph Oswald, as offices for Newcastle Breweries.[1] It was part of a larger brewery complex at …
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Cattle Market
- "Sheep and cattle markets were first held here on 27th July 1830. Before, and even after that time, Newcastle butchers bought their cattle at Morpeth Market. Newcastle's cattle market soon …
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Armstrong Memorial, Barras Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The life-size statue of Lord Armstrong is located outside the Great North Museum: Hancock, by the junction of Barras Bridge and Claremont Road. The statue, by …
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Eldon Buildings
- Overview Map Street View The Eldon Buildings is a curved corner building on the junction of Blackett Street and Grey Street in Newcastle. The building includes Nos. 29, 31, 33 …
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Northern Goldsmiths
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 85 to 89, Westgate Road in Newcastle, is a former Northern Goldsmith's shop, warehouse and office, built c1910 in Baroque Revival style. It is located …
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RC Church of St Peter, South Bank
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St Peter is a Roman Catholic church, in South Bank, Middlesbrough, built 1903 - 1905 by Lowther of Hull.[1] The present church on …
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Palmstrother Bridge
- Palmstrother Bridge in Hulne Park is a late 18th century stone bridge over Shipley Burn, just before its confluence with the River Aln. It is close to East Brizlee Bridge. Palmstrother Bridge …
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Wandylaw Farmhouse
- Overview Map Street View The famhouse at Wandylaw Farm was built in the late 18th century and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.[1]
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Fenham Farmhouse
- Overview Map Street View The house at Fenham Farm was built 1820 - 1830, and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. The farm in Fenham, …
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Guyzance Hall
- Overview Map Guyzance Hall is located by the River Coquet, to the south-east of the village of Guyzance in Northumberland. In 1892, J.D. Milburn, who was an industrial entrepreneur and ship …
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Factory Bridge over River Coquet
- Overview Map Street View This road bridge over the River Coquet was built in c.1865. It is known as Factory Bridge, presumably for the close proximity to the former mill/factory …
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Dam on the River Coquet
- Overview Map This horseshoe-shaped dam on the River Coquet was built in 1775 to provide water power for Park Mill ironworks. The mill and dam were designed by John Smeaton …
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Rothbury Bridge
- Overview Map The road bridge over the River Coquet at Rothbury was originally built in 1460. The bridge is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. The …
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King Edward VII Building
- Overview Map Street View The King Edward VII Building at Newcastle University forms part of the east and south parts of the Quadrangle. It was built in 1911 and designed …
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Waterhouse Building
- Overview Map Street View The Waterhouse Building of Teesside University is located between Borough Road and Southfield Line in Middlesbrough. It was originally a high school, built in 1877 by …
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Victoria Building
- Overview Map Street View The Victoria Building at Teesside University is located on Victoria Road in Middlesbrough. It was built as a school in 1892, designed by Alexander & Herman. …
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Constantine Building
- Overview Map Street View Constantine Building, Teesside University 93 Borough Rd
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Trinity Building
- Overview Map Street View The Trinity Building of Northumbria University is located on Northumberland Road in Newcastle. The building is a former non-conformist church with a house and school to …
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Drill Hall
- Overview History Map Street View Drill Hall at Northumbria University is located on Northumberland Road. It was originally built as the Army Riding School in 1849, by John Dobson, for …
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Church of St John the Evangelist, Ingleton
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St John the Evangelist is the parish church in Ingleton, County Durham. It was built in 1843 by Ignatius Bonomi and J.A. Cory. …
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Church of St Paul, North Thornaby
- Overview Map Street View St Paul's Church is located on Cambridge Road, North Thornaby. The church was built 1887 to 1888, by Mallinson and Healey. The church tower was added …
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Old Town Hall
- Overview Map Street View The former Town Hall in Thornaby is located on the corner of Railway Terrace and Mandale Road. It was built 1890-1892, designed by James Garry of …
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Church of St Luke
- Overview Map Street View St. Luke's Church is located on Church Lane in Ferryhill. The Early English-style Parish church, by George Pickering, was consecrated in September 1853; it replaced an …
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Newcastle City Hall
- Overview About the Hall Map Street View City Hall is located on Northumberland Road, Newcastle. It was designed by Nicholas & Dixon-Spain and opened in 1927. A Harrison and Harrison …
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Church of St. Barnabas, Linthorpe
- Overview Map Street View St. Barnabas' Church is located on the junction of Linthorpe Road and St Barnabas Road, in the Linthorpe area of Middlesbrough. It was built 1888 - …
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Sacred Heart Church
- Overview About the Church Map Street View Sacred Heart Church is located on Linthorpe Road, by Albert Park, in Middlesbrough. The Catholic church, by J. Coomans (Ypres) and Kitching & …
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Middlesbrough War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The Cenotaph at Middlesbrough is located at the west entrance to Albert Park. It was built in 1922 by Brierley and Rutherford (York), and Messrs Coxhead …
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War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Alnwick is located at the junction of Denwick Lane and Bondgate Without, near the Percy Tenantry Column. The memorial was unveiled by …
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96 and 97 Elvet Bridge
- Overview Map Street View No 96-7 Elvet Bridge in Durham were originally built as 2 houses in the 17th and early 18th century. They are thought to incorporate fabric from …
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Statue of Neptune, Market Place
- Overview Map Street View The statue of Neptune was given to the city of Durham in 1729 by George Bowes of Gibside and Streatlam. The statue symbolised aspirations at that time to …
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Church of St. John the Evangelist, Percy Main
- Overview Map Street View St John's Church in Percy Main was built in 1862, by Anthony Salvin for the Duke of Northumberland. The church is Grade II listed on the …
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St Patrick's RC Church
- Overview Map Street View St Patricks, on High Street in Felling, is a Roman Catholic parish church. The church was built 1893-1895 by C. Walker of Newcastle. It is Grade …
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Christ Church
- Overview Map Street View Christ Church, on Carlisle Street in Felling, was built in 1866 by Austin and Johnson. The north aisle and vestry was added in 1903 by J. …
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Irvin's Building
- Overview Map Street View The Irvin Building is located on Union Road on the North Shields Fish Quay. It was built in 1913 for Richard Irvin and Sons Ltd., who …
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Old Maltings
- Overview Map Street View The Old Maltings building is located on Tanners' Bank in North Shields. It was built in the late 18th or early 19th century and was a …
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Blanchland War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Blanchland is located by St Mary's Church, dedicated to 9 local men who lost their lives in the First World War. The …
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Wesleyan Providence Chapel, Baybridge
- Overview Map This former Wesleyan Providence Chapel is located in Baybridge, Northumberland. The Gothic-style chapel was built in 1867, and is thought to have been designed by the distinguished architect …
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Blanchland Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The stone arched bridge over the River Derwent at Blanchland was built in the mid 18th century; it is Grade II listed. The south end of …
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Ravensworth Statue and Fountain
- Overview Map Street View The fountain with a statue of the 3rd Earl of Ravensworth on Callaly Road in Whittingham was erected in 1905 by his wife, the Countess Caroline. It …
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Former Whittingham Station
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Redworth Hall
- Overview About Redworth Hall Map Street View Redworth Hall is a 17th-century country house at Redworth, Heighington, County Durham, England now converted to a hotel. It is a listed …
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Deepdale Aqueduct
- Overview Map Street View This combined aquaduct and footbridge over the River Tees was built in 1898. The aqueduct is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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The Shipwrights, North Hylton
- Overview Map Street View The Shipwrights is a pub and resturant located on Ferryboat Lane in North Hylton, by the River Wear. The building dates from the 18th century; and …
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Fulwell Pumping Station
- Overview Map Fulwell Pumping Station was built in 1853, designed by Thomas Hawksley. The water pumping station is located to the north of Fulwell, near Cut Throat Dean, which marks …
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Shepherd & Shepherdess, Beamish
- Overview Map Street View The Shepherd & Shepherdess is a public house and resturant in the village of Beamish in County Durham, close to Beamish Museum. The building dates from …
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Methold Houses, Beamish
- Overview Map Street View Almshouses inscribed "1863 BUILT AND ENDOWED BY JOHN EDEN". The houses are Grade II Listed.
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Church of St Mary
- The disused church at Embleton, County Durham, was built in Medieval times, but largely rebuilt in 1860.[1] This is a Grade II Listed building.
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Pumphouse by Tumbleton Dam
- The hydraulic ram pumped water up to a reservoir above Cragside House, which provided its domestic water supply and powered the main lift and turbines operating kitchen and laundry equipment.[1]
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DLI Cross
- Overview Map Street View The stone Celtic-syle cross is located by Durham Cathedral, just south-west of Palace Green. This is a war memorial dedicated to the soldiers of the Durham …
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Church of St Mary the Less
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St Mary the Less is located off South Bailey in Durham. It is currently the chapel of St John's College of Durham University. The church was …
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Hexham Middle School
- Overview About the School Map Street View Hexham Middle School is a community school located on Wanless Lane in Hexham. The school is part of an academy trust (Hadrian Learning …
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Harbottle CofE Aided First School
- Overview Map Street View Harbottle Church of England Voluntary Aided First School is set back from the main street in Harbottle. The school has about 50 pupils aged 3 to 9.[1] …
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Whalton CoE Primary School
- Overview Map Street View Whalton Church of England Aided Primary School is located on the south side of Whalton, near St Mary's Church. It is a voluntary aided school with …
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Seven Stars House
- Overview Map Street View Seven Stars House in Whalton was built in the late 18th century as a coaching inn. It became a private house c.1945. The house is Grade …
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Walbottle Hall
- Overview Map Street View Walbottle Hall is a large 18th century house in Walbottle, Newcastle. Ann Potter, the mother of the famous industrialist, Lord Armstrong, was born at Walbottle Hall …
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Former Westgate Hill Primary School Building
- Overview Map Street View The former Westgate Hill Primary School building is a prominent landmark on Westgate Road in the Arthur's Hill area of Newcastle. The school was built in …
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Annfield Plain Library
- Overview Map Street View The library in Annfield Plain was built in 1908. The land for the library was donated by John Wilkinson Taylor, M.P., and the building itself was …
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Village Hall
- Overview Map Street View The Village Hall in Barningham, County Durham, overlooks the village green. The building used to be the village school, built c.1875, and inscribed "ERECTED BY THE FAMILY …
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Church of St. Michael and All Saints, Barningham
- Overview Map St. Michael's is the Parish Church in Barningham, County Durham. The present church was built in 1816 by the site of an earlier medieval church. The building was …
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Former Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
- Overview Map Street View The Wesleyan Methodist Chapel in Barningham is dated 1815 and was converted to a residential house in c.1980. "The building is said to have been a …
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Old Bridge over Nor Beck
- Overview Map Street View The old bridge over Nor Beck, located about half a kilometre north of Barningham, was built in the 18th century. It was once the main route …
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Church of St Peter, Harton
- Overview Map Street View St Peter's is the parish church of Harton, in Sunderland. The church was built 1866-1867, designed in an Early English style by C Hodgson Fowler.[1] Harton …
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The Arches
- Overview Map Street View The Arches, which form a gateway from King's Road into the Quadrangle, are an iconic symbol of Newcastle University. The 3 storey building with its pair …
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Chapels to Harton Cemetery
- The twin chapels to Harton Cemetery were built from 1888-1891. Designed by architect Henry Grieves, the chapels are now Grade II listed.
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St. Hilda's Colliery (1810 - 1940)
- St. Hilda's Colliery in High Shields was established by Simon Temple and produced its first coal on the 23rd of April 1810. By 1822 St. Hilda's Wagonway was built to …
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Jesmond Parish Church
- Summary Map Street View Jesmond Parish Church is located in Brandling Village in the suburb of Jesmond in Newcastle. The Gothic style church was designed by John Dobson and consecrated …
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Royal Station Hotel
- Overview Map Street View The Royal Station Hotel is located on Neville Street next to Newcastle Central Station. The hotel was built c1850 by John Dobson for The York, Newcastle …
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Barber Surgeons Hall
- Overview Map Street View The former Barber Surgeon's Hall is located on Houston Street in the Summerhill area of Newcastle. It was built in c.1850 by John Dobson for the …
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Hearse House, St Giles, Chollerton
- This is an early 19th century stable, later used as a garage for a Hearse, to the west of St Gile's Church in Chollerton. The building is Grade II listed.
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Hartburn Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The stone bridge over the Hart Burn between Hartburn and Meldon Park was built in the 18th century. It was widened in 1850 and now carries …
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Masham Hotel
- Overview Map Street View Former hotel and pub on Linthorpe Road in the centre of Middlesbrough - now a shop. It was built in the mid 19th centry and has …
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Park Methodist Church
- Overview Map Street View The former Park Methodist Church is located on the corner of Linthorpe Road and Ayresome Street, near Albert Park in Middlesbrough. The Wesleyan church was built 1903 - …
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Forbes Building
- Overview Map Street View The Forbes' Buildings, nos. 311-321 Linthorpe Road in Middlesbrough were built 1899 -1900 by R. Lofthouse & Sons (Middlesbrough), for John Forbes.[1] It was originally a bakery with …
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Former Bank Building, 141 Linthorpe Road
- Overview Map Street View No. 141 Linthorpe Road in Middlesbrough was built in 1912 by T.B. Whinney (London) and J. Forbes (Middlesbrough), for the London City and Midland Bank.[1] The …
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Loggia of Marton Hall, Stewart Park
- Overview Map Street View The Loggia (a long sheltered gallery or or corridor, which forms part of a house, typically with a side open to the garden) in Stewart Park …
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29-31, Corporation Road
- Overview Map Street View Located on the corner of Corporation Road and Albert Road in Middlesbrough, the building was originally built as a shop and hotel in 1912-1913. It was …
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Cleveland Club
- Overview Map Street View Boho 4, former Cleveland Club is located on the corner of Gosford Street and Cleveland Street, Middlesbrough. It was originally built 1870 - 1872 by John …
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2-4 Exchange Place
- Overview Map Street View 2,3 & 4 Exchange Place in Middlesbrough were built in c.1870 as offices by W.H. Blessley (Middlesbrough).[1] The building is adjacent to Albert Bridge, near Middlesbrough …
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Forth Banks House
- Overview Map Street View Forth Banks House is located on the corner of Pottery Lane and Forth Banks in Newcastle. It was originally built in c.1910 as a goods station …
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Stephenson Works
- Overview Map Street View In 1823, George Stephenson, his son Robert Stephenson, and partners, opened the world’s first purpose built locomotive works on Forth Banks (entrance on South Street). The "Locomotion", "Rocket", and "Planet" were …
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Church of St Philip, Arthurs Hill
- Overview Map Street View St Philip's Church (now the Deeper Life Bible Church, Newcastle) is located on St Philip's Close in Arthurs Hill, Newcastle. The church was built in 1871 by …
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Carham Parish War Memorial
- The war memorial for the Parish of Carham in Northumberland is located by a road junction near East Learham. The memorial was erected by public subscription and unveiled on the 19th …
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West Learmouth Cottages
- Overview Map Street View This row of cottages in West Learmouth was built in the late 18th or early 19th century as homes for farm labourers. It was originally built …
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Former Railway Station, Alnwick - Barter Books
- Overview About Alnwick Station Map Street View Alnwick Railway Station on Wagon Way Road in Alnwick was opened on the 5th September, 1887. It was built as part of the …
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Heddon-on-the-Wall War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Heddon-on-the-Wall is located in Memorial Park. The memorial cross was unveiled on the 11th of November 1922, by Sir Loftus Bruce. It …
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Close House Lodge and Gateway
- Overview Map Street View The lodge and gateway at the entrance to Close House are located off the B6528 road, about half a mile west of Heddon-on-the-Wall. The lodge and …
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Former Stable Block
- The 18th century stable block at Close House was converted for use as 'The Courtyard' hotel accommodation, which opened in 2012. The building is Grade II listed, as is the flower …
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War Memorial, Hartburn
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial at Hartburn is located on a small triangular green in the centre of the village. It paid for by Mr and Mrs Straker …
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Church of St Cuthbert
- Overview Map Street View St Cuthbert's Church in Greenhead was built in 1826, designed by John Dobson. The Church is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. …
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Greenhead War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The Memorial Cross at Greenhead, Northumberland, was unveiled on the 13th November 1920, by Colonel EPA Riddell CMG DSO. It commemorates 20 local servicemen who died …
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Trimdon Grange Colliery Memorial
- This memorial, near St Helen's Church in Kelloe commemorates the men and boys killed in the disaster at Trimdon Grange Colliery on the 16th February, 1882. Seventy four miners lost their …
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Percy Cross
- Overview Map Percy Cross was erected to commemorate the Battle of Otterburn, 1388. It was erected on this site in 1777, incorporating the earlier medieval cross base. The shaft is …
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Lime Kilns, Greenchesters
- Overview Map These early-mid 19th century lime kilns are located near Greenchesters Farm, about a mile north-west of Otterburn. The kilns are Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for …
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Nos. 170 -175, High Street West
- Overview Map Street View This row of 18th century buildings on High Street West in Sunderland, is being restored by the Tyne & Wear Buildings Preservation Trust. Number 173 was …
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Trafalgar Square
- Overview Map Street View Former merchant seamen's almshouses in Hendon, Sunderland - 14 almshouses, built in 1840 by William Drysdale for the Trustees of the Muster Roll to house aged …
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First World War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The First World War memorial for Blyth (including New Delaval, Newsham, Bebside and Cowpen) was originally located outside the Knight Memorial Hospital on Beaconsfield Street. It …
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Benson Monument
- Overview Map Street View This bronze statue of Lieutenant-Colonel George Elliott Benson is located at the south end of Beaumont Street in Hexham. Benson served with the Royal Regiment of …
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War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial for Seaton Sluice and Old Hartley is located on the Green by Collywell Bay Road in Seaton Sluice. It commemorates 23 local servicemen …
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The Octagon
- Overview Map Street View The Tower House Gallery (also known as the 'Octagon') is located on Collywell Bay Road in Seaton Sluice. It was built in the early-to-mid 18th century …
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Kings Arms
- The Kings Arms is a public house located by the harbour in Seaton Sluice. Originally, the King's Arms Hotel and coach-house was built in the 18th century. The coach-house was …
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Seaton Sluice Harbour
- Overview Map Street View The harbour at Seaton Sluice was built by Sir Ralph Delaval in c.1660, to ship coal from the developing coal mines in the area. It extended …
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War Memorial, Horncliffe
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Horncliffe, Northumberland, was unveiled on the 19th September, 1920 by Field Marshall Viscount Allenby, and dedicated by Reverend W.W. Charlton. The memorial …
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Middlesbrough Railway Station
- Overview About Middlesbrough Station Map Street View "On the 1st of December, 1877, the large fine station at Middlesbrough, which had been for some years in course of construction, was …
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Bewick House, Bewick Street
- Overview Map Street View Thomas Bewick House on Bewick Street in Newcastle was originally built in 1884 by Austin and Johnson, as offices for the Tyne Improvement Commission. In 911, three additional …
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Church of the Holy Trinity, Seghill
- Overview Map Street View Holy Trinity Church is located off Mares Close, to the west of Seghill, and near Seaton Delaval. The church was built in 1849, designed by John …
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Bridge over Wreigh Burn, Thropton
- Overview Map Street View The stone hump-backed bridge over the Wreigh Burn at Thropton was built in 1810. It was built by George Robson, a local Catholic landowner, at a …
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Farmhouse, Buckton
- Overview Map Street View The farmhouse at Buckton in Northumberland dates from the mid 18th century, located near the site of an earlier Medieval settlement. The farmhouse was refaced and …
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Leven Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Leven Bridge carries the A1044 road over the River Leven, near High Leven and Ingleby Barwick. The bridge was built in the early 19th Century and …
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Former Fox and Hounds Inn
- The former Fox and Hounds Inn in Whitley Chapel dates from the 18th century and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.[1] It is now a private …
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War Memorial, Shiremoor
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial in Shiremoor is located off Emmerson Place. The memorial is a statue of a Northumberland Fusilier resting on reversed rifle, on tall column.[1] …
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Christ Church
- Overview About Christ Church Map Street View Christ Church, North Shields, Tyne and Wear, England is an Anglican church in the parish of North Shields Christ Church, diocese of …
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West Edington Farmhouse
- Overview Map Street View The farmhouse at West Edington in Northumberland was built in the early 19th century and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.[1] …
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United Reformed Church, Kielder
- The United Reformed Church in Kielder, Northumberland, was built in 1874, originally as a Presbyterian Church. The Romanesque style stone church was designed by F.R. Wilson.[1] The church is Grade …
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Bellingham Bridge
- The stone bridge over the River North Tyne at Bellingham was built in 1834 by John Green.[1] The bridge is a Grade II listed structure.
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Church of St Oswald
- Overview Map Street View St. Oswald's Church in Bellingham was built in 1839 by Ignatius Bonomi. The church is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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All Saints Church, Gosforth
- Overview Map Street View All Saints Church is located on West Avenue in Gosforth. The Gothic Revival style parish church was designed by Robert J. Johnson and concecrated on the …
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Customs House
- Overview About the Customs House Map Street View The Customs House in Mill Dam, South Shields, was built from 1863 to 1864, by T.H. Clemence, architect and borough engineer. The …
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Ladykirk and Norham Bridge
- Overview About Ladykirk and Norham Bridge Map Street View Ladykirk and Norham Bridge is a stone arched bridge crossing the River Tweed, connecting Norham in Northumberland, England, with Ladykirk in …
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Drinking fountain
- There is a drinking fountain besides the B6343 road through Mitford. It was built in 1877 and it's round-headed stone arch encloses a carving of dragon's head impaled on sword, inscribed …
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Foss Bridge
- Foss Bridge is a mid 18th century stone bridge over the River Wansbeck at Mitford, near Mitford Castle (sometimes caled "Wansbeck Bridge"). The bridge is Grade II listed on the National …
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Tocketts
- The manor of Tocketts is recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086, in which it was named as Tosceton. Tocketts Mill, fields, woodland and the valley of Tocketts Beck were purchased by …
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Saltwell Towers
- Saltwell Towers was built in 1862 by William Wailes a renound stained glass manufacturer. The Victorian mansion was bulit in a Gothic Revivalist style and is now the Saltwell Park Visitors Centre …
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Church of the Divine Unity, Ellison Place
- Overview Map Street View The former Church of the Divine Unity is located on Ellison Place, Newcastle. The Unitarian church and attached meeting room (Durant Hall) was built 1938-1940. The …
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Church of St Mary, Windermere
- Overview Map Street View St Mary's Church is located on Church Street on the north side of Windermere. It was originally constructed as a chapel of ease in 1848, but …
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Church of St. Cuthbert, Parsonby
- Overview Map St Cuthbert's Church is the Parish Church of Plumbland in Cumbria, located between the villages of Parsonby and Arkleby. St Cuthbert's was built in 1871 by J.A. Cory, incorporating the …
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Plumbland CofE Primary School
- Overview Map Street View Plumbland Church of England Primary School is located in Parsonby in the parish of Plumbland in Cumbria, near St Cuthbert's Church. The school has roughly 50 …
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Warwick Bridge (bridge)
- Bridge over the River Eden at Warwick Bridge, Cumbria.
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Great Corby School
- Great Corby School is a primary school in Great Corby in Cumbria. The school has roughly 90 pupils aged 3 to 11 years old. The school has a history going …
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Washington and Barmston War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The Washington and Barmston War Memorial is located on the Village Green in Washington, Tyne & Wear. The pond on the Village Green was filled and …
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Rickerby House
- Rickerby House was built c.1835 for George Head Head (c.1795 - 1876), banker, mine owner and High Sheriff of Cumberland. Landscaped gardens were laid out around the house. In 1922 much …
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Rickerby Park Tower
- A folly, and possibly a dovecote built c.1835, for George Head Head, in the grounds of Rickerby House.[1] The tower is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for …
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Rickerby Park
- Overview About Rickerby Park Map Street View Rickerby Park is a public open space in Carlisle, Cumbria on the banks of the River Eden. The parkland is dotted with …
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Hearse House and King's Oven
- Overview Map Street View The churchyard wall and hearse house at St Andrew's Church in Corbridge were built in the 18th century, incorporating stone from earlier structures. Adjacent to the hearse …
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Lych Gate and War Memorial, St Andrew's
- Overview Map Street View The stone Lych Gate at St Andrew's Church, Corbridge, was built as a memorial iin commemoration of 108 local servicemen who lost their lives in the …
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Moore Memorial Fountain
- Overview Map Street View The Moore Memorial is an iconic feature of Wigton, built on the site of an earlier market cross. It is inscribed: "THIS MEMORIAL WAS ERECTED BY …
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Cathedral Buildings, Dean Street
- Overview Map Street View Cathedral Buildings are located on Dean Street in Newcastle. The extravogant 5 story 'Free Jacobean' style building, by Oliver, Leeson and Wood was constructed in 1901. …
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No. 2 Collingwood Street
- The Northern Assurance Building (No. 2 Collingwood Street, Newcastle) was built in 1878 by Austin, Johnson & Hicks [1]. It is located on the corner of Collingwood Street and Groat Market. …
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Nos. 28-62 Collingwood Street
- Collingwood Buildings Barclay's Bank and Collingwood Buildings Shops, offices & hotel built 1899 by Oliver and Leeson Completed 1903 by Cackett and Burns Dick (adapting the hotel for use as a bank) Grade II …
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Nos. 9 to 17 Collingwood Street
- LLoyds Bank Built 1890-1891 for Hodgkin, Barnet, Pease, Spence and Co. Designed by R.J. Johnson Sandstone Grade II Listed on the National Heritage List for England
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No. 5 Collingwood Street
- Built in 1898 by J.W. Taylor for James Crossley Eno, who once ran a chemists in the nearby Groat Market and made his fortune from his Eno Fruit Salts. This is …
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Nos. 23-29 Collingwood Street (Sun Insurance)
- The Sun Insurance Buildings (nos. 23-29 Collingwood Street, Newcastle) were built 1902-1904 by Oliver, Leeson and Wood. They are Grade 2 listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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No. 7 Collingwood Street
- No. 7 is a surviving building from the original development of Collingwood Street in 1809/10. Though it has had modifications No. 7 provides an example of the 4 storey red …
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Cullercoats Lifeboat Station
- Overview Map Street View The first lifeboat in Cullercoats was funded by the Duke of Northumberland. This became operational in 1852 following the establishment of The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) …
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St Mary's Island and Lighthouse
- A Brief History About the Island About the Lighthouse Map Street View St Mary’s Island is a tidal island located off Curry's Point to the north of Whitley Bay, accessed by …
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North Lodge - Balgdon Estate
- The North Lodge was built in 1887 as a gate lodge for the north entrance to Blagdon Hall. It is located on the old Great North Road near Stannington and is part of the …
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Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Stannington
- Overview Map Street View Inside The Church of St. Mary the Virgin is located on Church Road in Stannington, Northumberland. There has been a church on this site since at …
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Roker Park
- Overview About Roker Park Map Roker Park, in the Roker area of Sunderland, was opened on 23rd June 1880. The land for the park was donated by Sir Hedworth Williamson, …
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Bandstand, Roker Park
- "The bandstand is one of the park's most popular features. Its characteristic shape was influenced by Chinese style garden buildings, popular in Europe in the mid 18th century. The present …
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Yarm Railway Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View The railway viaduct over the River Tees between the towns of Yarm and Egglescliffe was built for the Leeds Northern Railway between 1849 and 1851, and officially …
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Chollerford Bridge
- Overview Street View The stone bridge over the River North Tyne at Chollerford in Northumberland was built in 1785 by Robert Mylne. It replaced an earlier medieval bridge which had been …
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The George Hotel, Chollerford
- Overview Map A mid 18th Century coaching inn, located by the River North Tyne next to the stone bridge in Chollerford, Northumberland. It was extended in the 19th and 20th …
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Dorman Museum
- Overview About the Museum Map Street View "The museum was officially opened on the 1st of July 1904, by the Colonel in Chief of the Yorkshire Regiment, as the Dorman …
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Zetland Hotel
- The Zetland Hotel is a Grade 2 Listed Building which was built c.1860 and located on Zetland Road, close to Middlesbrough Station. Threatened with closure as a pub in 2015. …
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Crown Posada
- Overview Map Street View The Crown Posada is a traditional public house located on The Side, Newcastle. It was built in 1880 by WL Newcombe. [1] The building is Grade …
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Church of St Andrew
- Overview Map Street View The church in Lamesley has medieval origins and can be trased back at least as far as the 13th century. The current church was built in 1759 repacing …
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Blenkinsopp Castle
- Overview About Blenkinsopp Castle Map Blenkinsopp Castle is a fire-damaged, partly demolished 19th-century country mansion, incorporating the ruinous remains of a 14th-century tower house, which is located above the …
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Warkworth Old Bridge
- The old stone bridge over the River Coquet at Warkworth dates from c.1380. John Cook of Newcastle, who died in 1378/9, bequeathed 20 marks towards the building of the bridge.[1] …
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Church of St. Barnabas
- Overview Map Street View St Barnabas is the parish church of Bournmoor in County Durham, built in 1868. It is a Grade 2 Listed building. The church houses 'The Angel …
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Lambton Castle
- Overview History Description, 1834 Map Lambton Castle, by the River Wear near Chester-le-Street was mostly constructed in its present form between 1820 and 1828 by John Lambton, first Earl of …
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Newton Cap Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View Newton Cap Viaduct was built in 1857 to carry the Bishop Auckland to Durham City railway across the River Wear and Newton Cap Bank, which leads …
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Trinity Methodist Church
- Overview Map Street View Methodist church and attached Sunday School built in 1894 by Marley & Woodhouse. It is located at the end of Flatts Road at the junction with …
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Church of St Margaret of Antioch, Tanfield
- Overview Map Street View "Little is known for certain about the 'early' days of St Margaret's Church, but it is generally believed that St Cuthbert's monks chose Tanfield to hide …
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Kings Arms, Great Stainton
- Overview Map Street View The Kings Arms in Grait Stainton was built in the early 18th century, with 19th century alterations. It is a Grade 2 listed building on the …
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Church of All Saints, Great Stainton
- Overview Map All Saints - the parish church at Great Stainton stands on the site of a medieval church dating back to at least the 12th century. It was rebuilt …
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Brancepeth War Memorial
- Brancepeth War Memorial is located in the churchyard of the St Brandon's Church in Brancepeth. The memorial is Grade 2 listed on the National Heritage List for England. "Brancepeth War …
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Whitley Bay Station
- Overview Histoty & Further Info. Map Street View A railway station at Whitley Bay was opened on the 3rd July 1882 for the North Eastern Railway as part of its …
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K4 Telephone Kiosk, Station Road
- The "K4" is a combined postbox, telephone box, and stamp vending machine from the 1930s. Because of its relative rarity, this K4 on the junction of Station Road and Clarence Crescent …
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Tynemouth Pier and Lighthouse
- Overview Map Street View Work on the North Pier in Tynemouth began in 1854 and on the South Pier (in South Shields) in 1856. Both piers were originally constructed in …
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Benwell Towers
- Overview Map Benwell Towers is a large house in Benwell, Newcastle. It was built in 1831, designed by John Dobson for Thomas Crawhall. A chapel was added in 1887. The …
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Royal Victoria School for the Blind (1838 - 1985)
- Overview Map Street View The Royal Victoria Asylum for the blind was established from a fund to mark the coronation of Queen Victoria in 1837 and was originally located at …
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Church of St. James, Benwell
- Overview Map Street View St James’ Church in Benwell first opened as a Chapel of Ease in 1833. The church was extended in 1864 by addition of chancel and south aisle, designed …
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Edward VII Drinking Fountain
- A drinking fountain built in 1902 which is integrated in the boundary wall and railings to St. James Church, Atkinson Road. The structure is Grade II Listed on the National …
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Pendower Hall
- Overview Map Pendower Hall is a large house off West Road in Benwell. It was built c.1870, for J.W. Pease, a banker. During the First World War the hall was …
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Former parish church of St. Helen
- Overview Map Aerial View The former parish church, located half a mile south of Longhorsley was rebuilt in 1783 on the foundations of a much older medieval building and on …
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Church of St.Thomas of Canterbury
- Overview Map St Thomas of Canterbury Church in Longhorseley was built in 1841. Before then the Roman Catholic parish was served by a chapel in Horsley Tower, which is located …
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Church of St. Helen
- Overview Map Street View The current building of St Helen's Church on West Road in Longhorsley was the former village school, which was built in 1848. The school was converted …
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Linden Hall Hotel
- Overview About Map Linden Hall is located just over a mile to the north east of the village of Longhorsley in Northumberland. It was built as country house for Newcastle merchant …
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Embleton Hall
- Embleton Hall in Longframlington is a country manor house built in c.1730 for Thomas Embleton. It was bought by the Fenwick family in 1780 and remained in the Fenwick Family …
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Church of St John the Evangelist
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St John the Evangelist is located on West Lane in Killingworth Village. Killingworth had been part of the parish of Longbenton, but became …
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Fish Market, Sandhill
- "At the east end of the Exchange stood the Maison de Dieu built by Roger Thornton in 1412, over which was the Merchants Court. This building having become almost useless …
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Laing Art Gallery
- Overview About the Laing Map Street View The gallery is free to enter and is located on a pedestrianised section of New Bridge Street by its junction with John Dobson …
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Chimney Mill
- Overview About Map Street View The Chimney Mill on Claremont Road was built in 1782 and was the first 5-sailed smock mill in Britain. The mill was powered by wind …
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Cleadon Windmill
- Overview Detail The ruined windmill is located on the highest part of Cleadon Hills, built the 1820s. The mill was severely damaged in a storm during the 1870s. Interestingly it …
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Blackheddon Hall
- Former manor house in Black Heddon, Northumberland. Built in 1824, this is a Grade 2 Listed Building.
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Clennell Memorial Fountain, Harbottle
- Victorian Gothic-style fountain built 1880 by D. McMillan of Alnwick. The fountain is dedicated to Mrs Clennell of Harbottle Castle who "...devoted the powers of an active mind, the impulses …
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Nelson Memorial, Old Swarland
- Overview About the Monument Map Street View Davison's Obelisk is a monument to Lord Nelson near Swarland in Northumberland, built by his friend Alexander Davison of Swarland Hall in 1807, following …
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Heatherslaw Mill
- Overview Map Street View An 18th century watermill by the River Till in Heatherlaw, near Etal, in Northumberland. It is a double mill with two water wheels. The mill is …
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Rutherford Bridge
- Overview Map Street View A stone bridge over the River Greta just over a mile North West of Scargill, County Durham. The bridge was built in 1773 following the great …
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Church of St John
- Overview Map Street View Church in Whitfield, Northumberland, built c.1790. This was the parish church for Whitfield, until the Church of the Holy Trinity was built in 1860.
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Cupola Bridge
- Overview Map Street View A three arch stone bridge over the River Allen, built 1778 and located a mile and a half from Whitfield, Northumberland. The bridge is Grade 2 …
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Beaurepaire
- Overview Map Street View Beaurepaire is located to the north of Bearpark. It is the ruins of the Prior's House and chapel of Beaurepaire or Bear Park, built in 1258 …
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The Moonfleet, Skinningrove
- Overview Map Street View The Moonfleet is a guest house and bar in Skinningrove, near Loftus in Redcar and Cleveland. Originally built as Skinningrove Hall in 1704 the building is Grade 2 …
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Westgate Hill Cemetery
- Overview Map Street View In June 1825 a meeting of 'protestant dissenters and other persons' was held in Newcastle, which appointed a committee to forming a new cemetery - John …
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Mill Bridge, Coatham Munderville
- Overview Map Street View A stone bridge, built 1861, which straddles the parishes of Coatham Mundeville and Brafferton. The bridge is Grade 2 listed.
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Hall Garth Hotel Golf and Country Club
- Overview Map Street View Grade 2 Listed building
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Pillbox, Herrington Hill
- Built with reinforced concrete this pillbox was constructed in 1940-41. It was one of a pair built as part of an inland "stop-line" designed to slow down anticipated invasion during …
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Rutherford Memorial Fountain
- Overview Map Street View The distinctive red sandstone drinking fountain is located at the top of the Bigg Market in Newcastle. It was built by the Band of Hope Union …
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Town Hall
- Overview Map Street View The Town Hall, now a Business and a Conference Centre, were built 1907-8 by E.F.W. Liddle and P.L. Brown for the Borough of Wallsend. The Town …
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War Memorial
- The War Memorial for the Borough of Wallsend is located off Archer Street. It is a tall granite obelisk topped with a bronze angel of victory. The panel on the …
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Coach & Horses
- Overview Map Street View The Coach and Horses in Wallsend is a public house located on the junction of High Street East and Coach Road. The pub was built c.1907 …
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Buddle Arts Centre
- Overview Map Street View Buddle Arts Centre is located on Station Road in Wallsend. The building was originally Buddle School or Wallsend Board Schools (for juniors and infants), completed in 1876 and …
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Hospital of God, Greatham
- Overview Map Street View Former almshouse, now residences for the elderly. This is a Grade 2 listed building. The Hospital of God was originally founded by the Bishop of Durham, Robert …
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Tyne Pedestrian and Cyclist Tunnels
- Overview About the Tunnels The Tyne Pedestrian and Cyclist Tunnels were opened to the people of Tyneside on 24th July 1951. These two purpose-built tunnels were designed to connect Howdon …
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Okana (Union Rooms)
- Overview Map Street View Okana. The former Union Club on Westgate Road was designed in a 'French chateau' style in 1877 by architect, M. P. Manning. It is Grade II …
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Cherryburn
- Overview About Cherryburn Map Cherryburn is a National Trust location which includes the farmhouse and cottage which was the birthplace of Thomas Bewick (1753-1828), a renowned wood engraver and naturalist …
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Greystone Hall
- Overview Map Street View Greystone Hall is set back off the A67, about half a mile east of Gainford. It is a former manor house, dating back to the 16th …
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Academy Theatre
- Overview Map Street View Academy Theatre, located off High Green in Gainford, was once a boys boarding school. Gainford Academy, founded by Rev. William Bowman, operated from this building from …
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War Memorial, Gainford
- The memorial, dedicated to the people of Gainford, County Durham, who gave their lives in the First World War is located in the church yard of St Mary's Parish Church. …
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Village Cross
- A stone cross commemorating Queen Victoria's Jubilee located on the village Green at Gainford, County Durham. The inscription reads: "In thankful commemoration of the sixtieth anniversary of the accession of …
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Column by Edlestone Hall
- This 40 ft tall classical column was originally erected at Stanwick Park, North Yorkshire, in c.1750. It was built by Sir Hugh Smithson to commemorate the Peace of Aachen of …
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Toll House, Whorlton Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The former Toll House at the North end of Whorlton Suspension Bridge was built c.1830 and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Butterknowle War Memorial
- This War Memorial stands on the north side of Pinfold Lane in Butterknowle, County Durham. The monument is dedicated to the 23 members of the local community, who lost their …
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Church of St James, Coundon
- Overview Map Street View The Parish Church of St James in Coundon, County Durham was built between 1871 and 1873, designed by Ewan Christian. The Church was consecration by the …
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Church of St John the Baptist, St John's Chapel
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St John the Baptist in the village of St John's Chapel, County Durham, is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for …
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War Memorial, St John's Chapel
- Overview Map Street View The War memorial in the village of St John's Chapel in Weardale, County Durham, has a 2 metre high pedestal supporting a life-size figure of soldier, …
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Weardale Museum and High House Chapel
- Overview Map Street View Weardale Museum is located in High House Chapel in Ireshopeburn in Weardale, County Durham. The museum was established by volunteers in 1985 to preserve the heritage …
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Bluebell Inn
- The Bluebell Inn, Embleton, was built c.1840 and is a Grade II listed building on the National Heritage List for England..
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War Memorial
- The War Memorial in Embleton Cemetery was unveiled on 24th July 1921 by Viscount Grey of Falloden, in commemoration of 52 local servicemen who died during the First World War. …
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United Reformed Church
- Overview Map Street View The former United Reformed Church in Embleton was originally built as a Presbyterian Church in 1833. The building, altered in the 1920's, is Grade II listed …
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War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The Cenotaph in Whitley Bay is located on the Links, by the Empress Gardens, close to Spanish City. The memorial was officially unveiled on the 15th …
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Beehive Inn, nr Earsdon
- Overview Map Street View The Beehive is a pub near Whitley Bay. It is located on Hartley Lane (the B1325) half a mile north east of Earsdon and 2.5 miles …
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Church of St. Alban
- Overview Map Street View The Parish Church at Earsdon was built 1836-1837, on the site of a much earlier 13th century church. The church was designed by John & Benjamin Green, …
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Hartley Pit Memorial
- In the churchyard of St Alban's Church in Earsdon is a memorial to the 204 miners lost in the Hartley Colliery Disaster of 1862. "ERECTED TO THE MEMORY OF THE …
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Edward Eccles Church Hall
- Overview Map Street View The Hall, which belongs to St Alban's Church, is located at the west edge of Earsdon. Designed by Wilkinson and Crawley, it was built 1910-1911 and …
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Earsdon War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Earsdon is located on Front Street near the east entrance to the village beside the Red Lion Public House. The memorial was …
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High Light, Lighthouse
- Overview Map Street View The High Light in Blyth was built c.1788 and worked in conjunction with the Low light (rebuilt 1936). It was heightened twice and the light was in …
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Wallaw
- Overview Map The Wallaw Cinema on Union Street in Blyth opened on 16th November 1937 with 1,600 seats. It was designed by Percy Lindsay Browne, Son & Harding, for the …
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Fort Coulson
- Fort Coulson was a coastal defence fort located on the Links at Blyth. It was originally built in the late 19th century, then remodelled as a gun emplacement during the First …
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WW1 Searchlight Emplacements
- Overview Map Street View Two defence electric light emplacements from the First World War located on the Links at Blyth. The emplacements were operated by an E.L.O. (Electric Light Officer) …
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Church of St Cuthbert RC, Cowpen
- Overview Map Street View The Roman Catholic church of St Cuthbert in Cowpen, Blyth, Nothumberland, is located off Cowpen Road (A193). The Sidney Family came to Cowpen Hall in 1804 …
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Church of Our Lady and St. Wilfrid
- Overview Map Street View Our Lady and St Wilfred's Roman Catholic church is located on Waterloo Road, Blyth Northumberland. The church was built 1862 and is Grade II listed on …
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Headway ArtsSpace, former URC Church
- Overview Map Street View Headway ArtSpace is located in The Old Church on Waterloo Road in Blyth. The brick-built Gothic revival-style church was built 1874-1876, by Thomas Oliver junior. It was …
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Lying-in Hospital
- The former Lying-in Hospal was a charitable asylum for poor married pregnant women. Located on New Bridge Street, Newcastle, the building was completed in 1826 on land given by the …
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Hartford Bridge (bridge)
- Overview Map Street View Hartford Bridge carries the A192 road over the River Blyth at Hartford, north of Cramlington. There was once a ford to cross the river near here, which …
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Fernaville's Rest, Whorlton
- Overview Map Street View The Fernaville's Rest (formerly known as the Bridge Inn) at Whorlton, County Durham, dates from the early 19th Century. The pub is Grade II listed on …
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Wat Phra Dhammakaya
- Overview Map Street View Former Church of St Andrew in Hebburn, now a Buddhist meditation centre. The church was originally built in 1872 paid for by Andrew Leslie, whose shipbuilding firm …
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St Andrew's Church Hall
- Formerly St Andrew's Church Hall, Hebburn, built c.1872. Later became St. Andrew's Centre, a community centre and school. It is located next to the former Church of St Andrew; now …
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Mechanics Institute and Free Library
- Overview Map Street View The former Free Library is located on Howard Street by the junction with Saville Street, North Shields. The Mechanics Institute was built 1857-1858, designed by John …
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Salvation Army Citadel
- Overview Map Street View The Salvation Army Citadel is located on 28 Howard Street, North Shields. It was originally built in 1811 as Scotch Church, designed by John Dobson. The Scotch Church …
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The Quay (Pub)
- Overview Map Street View The Quay is a public house on Bridge Street, by the junction with Quay Road in Blyth. It was formerly known as the Boathouse Tavern and …
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Watch House Museum
- Overview Map Street View The Watch House on Rocky Island in Seaton Sluice was opened on 14th January 1880, built for the Seaton Sluice Volunteer Life-Saving Company which was founded …
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Parsons' Polygon
- Overview Map Street View A sculpture by David Hamilton, installed in 1985 to commemorate Sir Charles Parsons (1854-1931), the Newcastle-based engineer who developed steam turbines for generating electricity. The designs …
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'Spiral Nebula'
- Overview Map Street View The Spiral Nebula is a 10m tall sculpture designed by Geoffrey Clarke in 1962, which is located outside the Herschel Building at Newcastle University. The sculpture …
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Market Woman
- Sculpture of a Roman Woman by Hans Schwarz (1922-2003) in Wallsend. The sculpture was commissioned by J Seymour Harris and Partners, developers of the Forum shopping centre, and was unveiled …
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Derwent Walk Express
- Overview Map Street View The Derwent Walk Express is an art work by Andy Frost, which was installed in 1987 on Hexham Road in Swalwall, Gateshead. It is a two-thirds …
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Church of St. Mary, Nunthorpe
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St Mary is located to the east of Nunthorpe in Middlesbrough. It was built 1924-1926 by Temple Moore and Leslie Moore. St Mary's …
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Signal Box, Nunthorpe Station
- The railway signal box at Nunthorpe Station was built in 1903 by the North Eastern Railway. The signal box is Grade II listed as it is a rare surviving example …
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Bolam Hall
- Overview Map Bolam Hall was built in 1810 for Robert Horsley for his daughter Charlotte Philadelphia on her marriage to John Beresford, the Baron Decies. In 1816 John Dobson was …
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Church of St. Andrew, Bolam
- Overview Map Street View St Andrew's is the parish chuch of Bolam, County Durham. It was built in 1835 and is a Grade II listed on the National Heritage List …
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War Memorial, Burnopfield
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial is located at the junction of Front Street and New Road in Burnopfield. The memorial was made by W Ayton and Sons of …
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Armstrong Building
- Overview Map Street View The Armstrong Building at Newcastle University is located on Queen Victoria Road. It was built for the College of Physical Science, a forerunner of today's Newcastle University. The …
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Victoria Tunnel
- Summary History Route Restoration Victoria Tunnel was built between 1839 to 1842 to carry coal from Spital Tongues Colliery to the River Tyne. The waggonway tunnel was 1½ miles (2.4km) …
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Church of St Luke, Spital Tongues
- Overview Map Street View St Luke's Parish Church on Clarmont Road in Spital Tongues was built 1886 - 1890, by Oliver and Leeson. The church is Grade II listed on …
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Farrell Centre (Claremont Buildings)
- Overview Map Street View Claremont Buildings are located on Eldon Place, by the corner of Barras Bridge and Claremont Road in Newcastle upon Tyne. Built in 1896, by W. Hope as …
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Heaton Windmill
- Overview Map Street View The tower of Heaton Windmill is an iconic feature of Armstrong Park in Heaton. The windmill is thought to have been built in the 1700's for …
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Whitburn Windmill
- Overview Map Street View Whitburn windmill was built in the 18th century and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. The windmill was restored by South Tyneside …
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Former Ebenezer Chapel
- Map Street View "John Wesley himself is believed to have twice preached to the miners of West Rainton in April 1747. Services were held in the homes of members until …
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Former Londonderry School
- Map Street View "This edifice erected in 1850 by Frances Anne Vane Marchioness of Londonderry as an encouragment to the colliers to promote the moral and religious education of their …
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Bridge over railway, Leamside
- Overview Map Street View The stone bridge over the railway at Leamside was built in 1848 for the Great North of England Railway. The bridge on Station Road is Grade …
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Church of St. Cuthbert
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St. Cuthbert on Quary House Lane in East Rainton was built 1866-1867 and designed by C.H. Fowler. The south chancel window in the …
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Church of St. Jude
- Overview Map Street View The former Church of St. Jude, Shieldfield was built in 1891 by A. B. Plummer. In 1989, Ian Darby Partnership (architects) purchased the redundant church and …
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Bus depot, Sandyford
- Overview Map Street View There is a former bus depot on Portland Terrace, in the Sandyford area of Newcastle. The bus depot was originally built in 1930 for United Automobile …
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Low Light
- Overview Map Street View The "New" Low Light on North Shields Fish Quay was built 1805-1808 by Trinity House and first lit in 1810.[1]. In conjunction with the High Light in …
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High Light
- Overview Map Street View The "New" High Light, on Tyne Street, North Shields was built in 1807, designed by John Stokoe for Trinity House, and first lit in 1810.[1]. In conjunction with the Low Light on the North Shields Fish Quay, the …
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Sunderland Exchange
- Overview Map Sunderland, 197 High Street East. Originally built as the Sunderland Exchange in 1812-1814, designed by John and William Stokoe of Newcastle; builder George Cameron of Esk. Later the building …
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Church of St. Edward
- Overview Map Street View St Edward’s Roman Catholic Church on Coquet Avenue in Whitley Bay was built 1926-1928 to the designs of Stienlet & Maxwell of Newcastle. It was opened …
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Church of St Paul
- Overview Map Street View St Paul's Parish Church on Park View in Whitley Bay was built in 1864 by Salvin, and paid for by the Duke of Northumberland. The west …
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Delaval Arms
- Overview Map Street View The Delaval Arms is a public house in Old Hartley, located off the main road between Whitley Bay and Seaton Sluice. It was originally built as …
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Church of St Peter the Apostle, Byers Green
- Overview Map Street View The Parish Church of St Peter the Apostle in Byers Green was built 1844-1845 by G.Y. Wall. The church is a Grade II listed building on the …
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Old Vicarage, High Coniscliffe
- Overview Map The former Vicarage of St Edwin's Church in High Coniscliffe dates from the 18th century, with the main building built c.1860. It is now private house and is …
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Mill House, High Coniscliffe
- Overview Map The former water mill by Unalby Beck on Mill Lane in High Coniscliffe was built in the late 18th and early 19th century. Now a house, this is …
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Church of St. Hilda
- Overview Map Street View Saint Hilda's is the parish church in Lucker, Northumberland. It was originally built in the late 18th century, with extensive rebuilding in 1874. The church is …
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Hethpool House
- Overview Map Street View Hethpool House was built in 1919 by Cahill of Alnwick. It incorporates masonry from a much earlier building of 1687. The building is Grade II listed …
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Church of St. John the Baptist, Ulgham
- Overview Map Street View 1842. The church is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Church of St Mary the Virgin, Throckley
- Overview Map Street View The parish church in Throckley was built in 1887 by W.E. Hicks. The church was partly paid for by John Spencer of Whorlton Hall in memory …
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Town Clock
- Overview Map Street View The Town Clock in Redcar was completed in 1913. It is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. "1901 E.R. 1910 IN GRATEFUL …
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Zetland Lifeboat Museum
- Overview About the Zetland Map Street View The Zetland is the world's oldest surviving lifeboat and was built in 1802. The Zetland was in service for 78 years and saved …
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Central Railway Station
- Overview About the Station Map Street View The Central Railway Station in Redcar was built c.1861 for the coastguard extension of the Stockton and Darlington Railway. The station is a …
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Church of St Peter
- Overview Map Street View St Peter's church in Redcar was originally consecrated by the Archbishop of York in 1829 as a 'Chapel of Ease' of the parish of Marske. In 1835 …
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Church of St. Cuthbert, Ormesby
- Overview Map Street View St. Cuthbert's is the parish church in Ormesby, Middlesbrough. The church was largely rebuilt in 1875 by Hicks and Charlewood, but incorporates masonry from an earlier …
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Clennell Hall
- Overview Map Clennell Hall was a manor house in Clennell, near Alwinton in Northumberland. It was originally built in 1567 and was a pele (fortified tower) with attached house. The …
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Church of St. John the Baptist, Annitsford
- Overview Map Street View "The mission at Annitsford was founded in 1863. Previously, the area had been served from Cowpen & by the Dominican fathers from Newcastle in hired rooms …
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War Memorial, Dudley
- Overview Map Inscribed: "THIS MONUMENT AND HOSPITAL / ARE ERECTED IN HONOURED MEMORY / OF OUR MEN WHO FELL IN THE / GREAT WAR 1914 -1918/(58 NAMES) AND 1939-1945 (20 …
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Burradon Tower
- Overview About Burradon Tower Map Burradon Tower is a ruined Pele Tower (defensive tower) in Burradon, built during times of hostilities with Scotland. The Tower is a Grade II listed …
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Sacred Heart Church, North Gosforth
- Overview About the Church Map Street View The Sacred Heart Church in North Gosforth was built c.1865 in the Early English gothic style. The church is notable for its significant …
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Church of St Peter, Humshaugh
- Overview Map Street View St Peter's is the Parish Church in Humshaugh, Northumberland. It was built 1818 by H.H. Seward. Before then Humshaugh was part of the parish of Simonburn. …
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Wester Hall
- Overview Map Wester Hall in Haughton, near Humshaugh, was built in 1732. The Hall is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Corn Drying Kiln, Abberwick Mill
- Overview Aerial View There is an early 19th century kiln by the at Abberwick Mill, which was used to dry the corn before milling. It is Grade II listed on …
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Abberwick Mill
- Overview Aerial View Abberwick Mill is an early 19th century water powered mill by the River Aln. The mill was in working order until about 1925.[1] The mill and associated …
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Abberwick Mill House
- Overview Aerial View The house by Abberwick Mill was built in the early 19th century and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Old battery, Alnmouth Links
- There is a old gun battery on Alnmouth Links. It was originally built in 1881 by the Duke of Northumberland for the use of the Percy Artillery Volunteers. It includes …
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Church of St John the Baptist
- Overview About St John's Map Street View The Church of St John the Baptist on Northumberland Street in Alnmouth was consecrated on 6th November 1876. Shortly after this Alnmouth became …
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Railway Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View The viaduct just north west of Lesbury carries the railway over the River Aln in Northumberland. The viaduct has 18 arches and was built in 1848/1849 …
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Duchess Bridge
- Overview Map Street View This stone bridge over the River Aln at Alnmouth was built in 1864. The bridge is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. A …
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Limekiln, Harlaw Hill
- 18th century limekiln located at Harlaw Hill, just west of Longhoughton in Nothumberland. The kiln is Grade II listed.
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Church of St Michael and All Angels
- Overview Map Street View St Michael and All Angels is the Parish Church of Howick in Northumberland. It was built in 1746 on the site of an earlier medieval church, …
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Hindmarsh Hall
- Overview Map Street View Hindmarsh Hall on Northumberland Street in Alnmouth is the village hall. It was built in the 18th century as a granary and was later used as …
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Former School, Carrshield
- Overview Map Street View A former school for miners’ children was built in Carrshield in 1851, paid for by WB Beaumont. The boys school was in the right-hand of the …
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Holy Trinity Church, Cambo
- Overview Map Street View The Parish Church at Cambo in Northumberland was built in 1842 by John &.Benjamin Green, near the site of an earlier medieval chapel which had been …
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Bastle House, Cambo
- Overview Street View A 16th century bassle house in Cambo, Northumberland. In 1818 it was converted into shop and still has a lintel above the former shop window inscribed "J.T. …
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War Memorial, Cambois
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial in Cambios stands next to the Church of St Andrew, set in a brick walled enclosure. The pillar commemorates the First World War …
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Church of St Cuthbert, Carham
- Overview Map Street View The present church at Carham in Northumberland was built in 1790 on the site of a much earlier church. A daughter house of Lindisfarne may have …
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East Lodge
- Overview Map Street View The East Lodge by the entrance to Chillingham Castle is an octagonal building, built in 1828 by Sir Jeffrey Wyatville for the Earl of Tankerville. It …
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Bank Top Fountain
- Map Street View Octagonal limestone public fountain at Top Bank in Chillingham, built 1872. The fountain is Grade II listed.
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West Lodge and Gateway
- Overview Map Street View Lodge, dated 1835, and gateway to Chillingham Castle, by Edward Blore for the Earl of Tankerville. A Geade II listed building.
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Pele Tower, Shilbottle
- Overview Map Street View This former vicarage in Shilbottle incorporates a 15th century pele tower. The tower was heightened in 1863. The main part of the house, and outbuildings, were …
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Church of St Mary
- Overview Map Street View St Mary's is the parish church in Wooler which was built in 1765. The church was enlarged 1835 and gothicized 1873 by F.R. Wilson.[1] The church …
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Former Masonic Hall
- Overview Map Former County Library and Masonic Hall, Wooler. This was formerly Western Chapel, an English Presbyterian church, built in 1818, with it's porch added in the 1830s. The building …
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Dovecote, Haugh Head
- Overview Map Street View There is a 2 storey hexagonal dovecote on high ground a 100 yards from Surrey House in Haugh Head, near Wooler in Northumberland. It was built …
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Surrey House, Haugh Head
- Overview Map Surrey House in Haugh Head lis located beside the A697 road about a mile from Wooler. It was was built in the mid-19th century. The building is a former coaching …
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War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial in Wooler is located on Tower Hill. The memorial, built in c.1920, is a stone cross with a Celtic wheel-head design.[1] It was …
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The Black Bull
- Overview Map Street View The Black Bull Hotel is located on the High Street, Wooler. It was a coaching inn from the 19th century and was substantially remodelled in 1910. …
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Church of St Ninian, RC
- Overview Map Street View St Ninian's is a Roman Catholic church in Wooler, Northumberland. It was designed by George Goldie and completed in 1856.[1] The church is Grade II listed …
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Middleton Hall, near Wooler
- Overview Map Street View Middleton Hall in Earle, near Wooler, was built in 1807. The hall was built on the site of a medieval basstle house and Middleton Hall (sometimes …
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Earle Mill
- Overview Map Earle Mill is a watermill located by Wooler Water. It was built in the 18th century and has a distinctive 19th century drying kiln attached. It is aproximately …
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Earle Mill Cottage
- Overview Map The cottage by Earle Mill dates from the 18th century and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. The cottage is close to Wooler …
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Church of St. Oswin
- Overview Map Street View St. Oswin's is the parish church in Wylam. The church was built in 1886 by R.J. Johnson, paid for by the Hedley family. Prior to this villagers …
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Signal Box
- Overview Map Street View The overhead signal box on the west side of Wylam Station was built in the late 19th century by the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway. This, and …
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Footbridge, Wylam Station
- Overview Map Street View The cast-iron footbridge over the railway line at Wylam Station was built in the late 19th century. The footbridge is Grade II listed.
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Signal Box
- The overhead railway signal box at Hexham was built in c.1896 by the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway. This, and the signal box at Wylam, are the only 2 surviving examples of this type of …
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Chathill Station
- Overview About Chathill Station Map Street View The station at Chathill in Northumberland was designed by Benjamin Green for the Newcastle & Berwick Railway company and opened in 1847. The …
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Signal Box
- "Signal box. 1887, altered 1928 and 1984. Built for the Central Division of the North-Eastern Railway Co. Ltd., possibly designed by the Thomas Prosser, architect to the NER. This box …
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Loud Hill Memorial
- Overview Map Street View This memorial in Annfield Plain is inscribed "It was here that Pilot Officer Joyce met his death on the night of March 13 1918." The memorial …
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War Memorial
- The war memorial is located in Annifield Plain Park. It is inscribed with the names of the 263 men of Annifield Plain lost in the First World War and the …
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Church of St Thomas, Harelaw
- Overview Map Street View St. Thomas' Church is located on North Road, Harelaw, Annfield Plain. The church, by G. Jackson, was built in 1841 at a time when the population …
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Old Market Cross
- Overview Map The remains of the original Stanhope market cross of 1669 are located in the churchyard of St Thomas' Church. It was moved there after the 'new' market cross …
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Church of St. John the Evangelist, Rookhope
- Overview Map Street View The original St John’s in Rookhope was built in 1822, but at the end of the 19th Century it was pulled down and rebuilt in its …
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Church of St Peter, Wolviston
- Overview Map Street View St Peter's Church in Wolviston was built in 1876 by Austin, Johnson and Hicks. It was designed in the early English style, built with red brick …
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Shotton Hall
- Overview Map Street View Shotton Hall was a country house built c.1760 in Shotton near Peterlee in County Durham. The Hall was built on estate lands which belonged to the …
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Church of St Mary, Horden
- Overview Map Street View St Mary's parish church on Blackhills Road in Horden was built by J.D. Potts and Son with funds from Colonel Roland Burdon, and opened in 1913.[1] …
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War memorial, Easington Colliery
- Overview Map Street View The memorial stands at the centre of the cemetery in Easington Colliery. The memorial was unveiled on 30 January 1926 by Colonel Pickersgill, to commemorate the …
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Hardwicke Hall Manor Hotel
- Overview Map Street View Hardwicke Hall Manor Hotel is located off Hesleden Road (B1281) near Blackhall Colliery in County Durham. It was originally a country house built in the mid …
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Church of the Holy Trinity, Seaton Carew
- Overview Map Street View This church in Seaton Carew was originally built as a chapel of ease within the parish of Stranton, designed by T. Pickersgill and consecrated in 1831. Seaton …
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Chopwell War Memorial
- The war memorial in Chopwell commemorates the 205 local people who lost their lives in the First World War. It was reported that about 7,000 people attended the ceremony unveiling …
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Church of the Holy Trinity, Wingate
- Overview Map Street View The Holy Trinity is the parish church of Wingate, County Durham. It was built 1840-1841 by George Jackson of Durham. The church is Grade II listed …
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Disaster Memorial, Wingate Grange Colliery
- Overview Map Street View "THIS MONUMENT WAS ERECTED BY PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION TO THE MEMORY OF THE TWENTY SIX MEN WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE EXPLOSION AT WINGATE GRANGE COLLIERY; …
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Church of St. Mary and St. Stephen
- Overview Map Street View The parish church in Wolsingham has a history going back to the 12th century, though the present church was rebuilt in 1848 by W. Nicholson.[1] The church is …
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Former Station Building
- Overview Map Street View The former station building in Wolsingham is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. It was built in 1847 for the for the Wear …
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Black Bull
- Overview Map Street View The Black Bull public house in the Market Place in Wolsingham was an inn built in the mid 18th century. The pub is Grade II listed …
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Elwick Windmill
- Overview Map Street View Elwick Windmill was built in the mid 19th century and is located about half a mile south west of Elwick, and is visible from the A19 …
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Bywell Bridge, over the Tyne
- Overview Map Street View Bywell bridge over the River Tyne was built 1836-1838, designed by George Basevi. The stone bridge carries the B6309 road over the Tyne, with Bywell on the north …
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Village Cross
- Overview Map Street View The village Cross in Bywell dates from the 13th century. Having being damaged the structure was altered in the 18th century when a stone ball was …
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Church of St George, Mickley
- Overview Map Street View St George's Church near Mickley in Northumberland was originally built in 1823 as a chapel of ease within the ancient parish of Ovingham. It served the …
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Orangery, Bywell Hall
- Overview Map The Orangery at Bywell Hall was built in the 18th century and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.[1]
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Rye Hill House, NCG
- Overview Map Street View Rye Hill House is the headquarters of NCG (who manage a group of 6 colleges, including Newcastle College). The building dates from c.1840[1]. It was originally …
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College House, College Street
- Overview Map Street View College House on College Street in Newcastle was built in 1883 by R.J. Johnson as a new location for Dame Allan's Schools (est. 1705). In more …
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Burt Hall
- Overview Map Street View Burt Hall is located on Northumberland Road on the Newcastle campus of Northumbria University. It was originally built in 1895 by John W. Dyson for the …
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War Memorial, Harraton / Fatfield
- Overview Map Street View The memorial commemorates 103 local servicemen who died in the First World War and later the names of 12 people who died in the Second World …
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Fatfield House
- Overview Map Street View A 19th century house on Vigo Lane in Harraton - which had been in Fatfield before the boundaries changed with the creation of Washingon new town. …
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Wills Building
- Overview About The Wills' Building Map Street View The Wills Building is located off the Coast Road in Newcastle. The distictive Art Deco building was built from 1946-50 as the W.D. …
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Queen Alexandra Bridge
- Overview About the Bridge Map Street View The Queen Alexandra Bridge over the River Wear links the Southwick and Deptford areas of Sunderland. The bridge was built 1907-1909, originally as a double-decker …
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Watch House Museum
- Overview Map Street View The Tynemouth Volunteer Life Brigade, founded in 1864, was the first such organisation in the country. The Watch House was built 1886-1887 overlooking the Black Midden …
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Statue of Queen Victoria
- Overview Map Street View The bronze memorial statue of Queen Victoria on Front Street in Tynemouth was by Alfred Turner and built in 1902. It was paid for by public …
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Grand Hotel
- Overview Map Street View The Grand Hotel is located on Grand Parade, by the sea front at Tynemouth. It was originally built in 1872 as seaside house for Duchess of …
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Clock Tower
- Overview Map Street View The distinctive clock tower and drinking fountain is located at the head of Front Street in Tynemouth, close to Tynemouth Priory. The Venetian Gothic style clock tower …
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Land of Green Ginger
- Overview Map Street View The former Congregational Church on Front Street in Tynemouth was built in 1868 by Thomas Oliver. The adjoining Church Hall was built in 1886.[1] In the …
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War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The First World War Memorial in Tynemouth is located in the centre of the park by Front Street, between the Statue of Queen Victoria and the …
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Church of St. Nicholas, South Gosforth
- Overview Map Street View St. Nicholas' Parish church is located on Church Road in South Gosforth. It was built in 1799 by John Dodds after the demolition of earlier church. …
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Church of St John the Evangelist
- Overview Map Street View St John's in the parish church in Birtley. The church was consecrated by the Bishop of Durham on 9th August 1849. Shortly afterwards on the 8th …
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House of Adam of Jesmond
- Overview Map Street View The House of Adam in Heaton Park in Heaton dates back to at least 1267.[1] It was the camera (seat) of Adam de Gesmuth (Adam of Jesmond), …
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Statue of Edward Moseley Perkins
- Overview Map Street View Edward Mosely Perkins (1821-1871) came to Birtley as a partner in its Iron Company and two local pits in 1858, and lived in Birtley Hall. He …
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Church of St Joseph
- Overview Map Street View St Joseph's Church in Birtley was desigened by John Dobson and was opened by 1843 to replace the Birtley Roman Catholic Mission, which had moved to …
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Winlaton Forge
- Overview Map Street View Winlaton Forge is the last surviving link in the village with Crowley's Iron Works. Ambrose Crowley's works dominated the iron manufacturing trade in the North East …
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Church of St Paul
- Overview Map Street View St Paul's Church in Winlaton was built 1827-1829 and designed by Ignatius Bonomi.[1] The church was consicrated in 1828. It was remodelled in the 1890s. The …
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Church of St. Mary and St. Thomas Aquinas, Stella
- Overview Map Street View The Roman Catholic Church of St. Mary and St. Thomas Aquinas in Stella, near Blaydon, was built 1831-1832.[1] It was designed by the architect John Green, …
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War Memorial, Blaydon
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial is located outside the cemetry on Shibdon Road in Blaydon. The memorial was unveiled on the 7th of April 1923, dedicated to 201 …
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Church of St John the Evangelist, Longhirst
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St John the Evangelist in Longhirst was designed by Sir Arthur Blomfield and built in 1876. It was commissioned and paid for by …
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War Memorial, Longhirst
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Longhirst was unveiled on the 31st of July 1921, dedicated to the local men lost in the First World War. The memorial …
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Lych Gate, St John's, Longhirst
- Overview Map Street View The lych gate of the Church of St John the Evangelist in Longhirst was built in 1885. It is Grade II listed.
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Hebburn Hall
- Overview About Hebburn Hall Map Hebburn Hall (aslo known as Ellison Hall) is a 17th century manor house in Hebburn, largely rebuilt in 1790-1792.[1] It was built on the site …
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Church of St James
- Overview Map Street View St James' is the parish church in Riding Mill, Northumberland. It was designed by Matthew Thompson of Newcastle and built on land gifted by Joseph Wilson. …
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Wellington Inn
- Overview Map Street View The Wellington Inn is a public house in Riding Mill. It was originally built in 1660 as a house by Thomas Errington, postmaster of Newcastle - …
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Gibson Street Baths
- Overview History Map Street View This former municipal washhouse and baths is located on the corner of Gibson Street and New Bridge Street in Newcastle, next to St Dominic's Priory Church. …
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Jesmond Library
- Overview Map Street View Jesmond Library was originally opened on the 30th of May 1963, the circular building on St George’s Terrace in West Jesmond was designed by Henry Faulkner …
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Fenham Library
- Overview Map Street View The library in Fenham is located on Fenham Hall Drive and was opened on the 8th of June 1938. The libray is Grade II listed on the …
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War Memorial
- Overview Map The gothic style Lych gate at St. Cuthbert’s Church was built as a memorial dedicated to the people of Allendale who lost their lives in the First World War. …
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Church of St. Cuthbert
- Overview Map The parish church in Allendale is part of the Benefice of the Allen Valleys. The present church was built in 1874 by Austin and Johnson, except for lower …
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Thorngreen Lime Kilns
- Overview Map Street View The Thorngreen Lime Kilns are located on the side of Slag Hill above Middlehope Burn, just north west of Allenheads in Northumberland. The lime kilns were …
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Allenheads Hall
- Overview Map Allenshead Hall is a country house, built in 1847 by E.B. Lamb for Thomas Sopwith, engineer and mine agent to the Beaumont family. Some sources indicate it was …
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Whickham View Schools, Denton Burn
- Overview Map Street View Now part of Newcastle College, the former Whickham View Schools on Muscott Grove in Whickham, were built in 1936-1938. The 'Art Deco' style schools (originally separate …
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King Edward VII Bridge
- Overview About the King Edward VII Bridge Map Street View The King Edward VII railway bridge was opened by King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra on the 10th of July …
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Westgate Walk-in Centre (former Elswick Grange)
- Overview Map Street View Elswick Grange was a large house built in the mid 19th century on Westgate Road in Newcastle. It was part of the former Newcastle General Hospital …
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Old Wallsend Library, Ferndale Avenue
- Overview Map Street View The former Library on Ferndale Avenue in Wallsend was built 1965-1966, designed by Harry Faulkner Brown. The library closed on the 15th February 2014, and was …
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Church of St. Mark, Newcastle Climbing Centre
- Overview Map Street View St. Mark's Church on Shields Road in Newcastle was built 1905 - 1906. The church was designed by Hicks and Charlewood and paid for by W.D. …
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Former Newcastle Joint Stock Bank
- Overview Map Street View This building on the corner of St Nicholas' Square and Mosley Steet in Newcastle was built in c.1845 for the Newcastle Joint Stock Bank. It was …
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Old Post Office, St Nicholas Street
- Overview Map Street View The former Post office building on St Nicholas' Street in Newcastle was built 1871-1874 by James Williams.[1] Originally there were separate entrance for male and female …
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St Nicholas' Buildings, St Nicholas' Street
- Overview Map Street St Nicholas Building is located on the corner of St Nicholas' Street and Westgate Road in Newcastle. It was built c.1850 by William Parnell in "Venetian Renaissance" style …
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Railway Arch, St Nicholas' Street
- Overview Map Street View The arch which carries the railway over St Nicholas Street in Newcastle was built in 1848 by Abbot and Co. of Gateshead.[1] The arch is 300 metres …
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Callerton Hall
- Overview Map Street Callerton Hall is located in High Callerton, Ponteland. It was built in the early 18th century, and extensively altered in 1892 by R. Norman Shaw.[1] The hall …
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Rebellion House, High Callerton
- Overview Map Street View Rebellion House is a 16th century bastle house in High Callerton, near Ponteland. The ground floor was converted for use as accommodation in the early-mid 17th century. …
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St Dominic's Priory Church
- Overview Map Street View St. Dominic's Priory Church is a Roman Catholic church located on New Bridge Street / Red Barns, in Newcastle. The church, by Dunn and Hansom, has …
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Shotley Bridge (bridge)
- Overview Map Street View The stone bridge over the River Derwent at Shotley Bridge was built in the late 18th century, later widened in c1820. The bridge is Grade II …
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Stable Block, Cresswell Hall
- The grand Stable Block of the former Cresswell Hall was built in 1829. It stands in Hall Wood just west of Cresswell Towers Holiday Park in Cresswell in Northumberland.
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Gallery, Cresswell Hall
- Early 19th century stone gallery of 16 columns which flanked the approach to the former Cresswell Hall. The gallery is in Hall Woods and is Grade II listed on the …
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Church of St Bartholomew, Cresswell
- Overview Map Street View The parish Church of St Bartholomew in Cresswell, Northumberland, was built in 1836 for the Baker-Cresswell family of Cresswell Hall.[1] It is one of two churches …
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Church of St. Paul
- Overview History Map Street View St Paul's is the Parish church of Branxton, Northumberland. Parts of the church, the chancel arch in particular, date back to the late 12th or …
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Flodden Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The memorial to the thousnds of Scots and English killed in the Battle of Flodden Field (1513) is located on the site of the battlefield, less than …
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Memorial Drinking Fountain
- Overview Map Street View Drinking fountain in Branxton, inscribed "To The Memory of William Askew Robertson of Pallinsburn July 1910". The memorial fountain was built in 1910 by George Reavel …
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Marmion's Well
- Overview Map Street View An old well in Branxton, which was reconstructed late 19th century for Louisa, Marchioness of Waterford.[1] The well is notable as being the setting Sir Walter …
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38 Church Street
- Overview Map Street View 38 Church Street in Hartlepool is a former Bank, built in 1899, by Barnes and Coates.[1] This is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List …
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Statue of Ralph Ward Jackson, Church Street
- Overview Map Street View The bronze statue of Ralph Ward Jackson on Church Street in Hartlepool was built in 1897, designed by Edward Onslow Ford.[1] The statue is Grade II …
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Ward Jackson Park
- Overview About the Park Map Street View This park in Hartlepool is named after Ralph Ward Jackson (1806 - 1880), who founded West Hartlepool in the 19th century. The park was built …
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Clock Tower
- The Clock Tower is located by the entrance on the east side of Ward Jackson Park in Hartlepool. It is inscribed: "The gift of Alderman John Brown J.P. Mayor 1902-3-4. …
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Fountain
- The fountain in Ward Jackson Park was built in 1902. The fountain is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Park Lodge
- The Park Lodge to Ward Jackson Park in Hartlepool is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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South African War Memorial
- The South African War Memorial in Ward Jackson Park was sculpted by Francis W. Doyle Jones and was unveiled on the 19th of July 1905.[1] The memorial is Grade II …
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Park Tower
- Overview Map Street View Park Tower in Hartlepool is the former North Eastern Co-operative Society department store, located on the corner of Park Road and Stranton. The building was designed by …
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Former Wesley Methodist Church
- Overview Map Street View The Wesley Methodist Church on Victoria Road and Raby Road in Hartlepool was built 1871-1873, designed by Hill and Swan. The building is Grade II listed.
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Kirkharle Manor
- Kirkharle Manor is the former vicarage to St Wilfred's Church. The house was built in the early 19th century and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for …
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Kirkharle Hall
- Overview About Kirkharle Hall Map Street View Kirkharle Farm is the surviving east wing of Kirkharle Hall (initially built in c 1718, added to c 1755, and then partially demolished …
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Church of St Andrew
- Overview Map Street View The former Church of St Andrew is located on York Place, Headland in Hartlepool. It was built in 1886 as a Chapel of ease and later …
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War Memorial
- Overview About the Memorial Map Street View This war memorial is located in Redheugh Gardens, off Cliff Terrace in Headland, Hartlepool. The bronze statue of a winged figure "Triumphant Youth" …
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Hartlepool Borough Hall
- Overview Map Street View Hartlepool Borough Hall was built on Middlegate in 1865, by C.J. Adams. The municipal buildings included a market hall. The 3-bay extension to the right of …
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The Central
- Overview Map Street View The Central is a public house on Half Moon Lane and Hills Street in Gateshead. It was built in 1856, designed by M. Thompson for Alderman Potts, wine merchant, …
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War Memorial, Denwick
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Denwick was unveiled on the 14th of November 1920 by the Duke of Northumberland. It was dedicated by Canon Mangin, Vicar of …
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Pant near Village Hall, Denwick
- Overview Map Street View This pant (covered water supply) in Denwick was built in 1859. It is Grade II listed.
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Lych Gate, St Mary's Church
- The lych gate to St Mary's Church on Kirkhill in Morpeth was built in 1861. The lych gate is Grade II listed.[1]
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The Anglers Arms, Weldon Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The Angler's Arms in Weldon Bridge was built in the mid 18th century as a coaching inn, located on what was then, one of the main …
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Pauperhaugh Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Pauperhaugh bridge over the River Coquet.
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War Memorial, Guide Post
- Overview Map Street View Unveiled 2nd of July, 1921. The memorial is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Longstone Lighthouse
- Overview Map Street View Inside The lighthouse and keeper's cottage on Longstone, in the Farne Islands, was built in 1826 by David Alexander for Trinity House, Newcastle. As well as …
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Old Lighthouse and Keeper's Cottage, Brownsman Island
- The lighthouse on Brownsman Island in the Outer Farne Islands was originally built in 1800, and then replaced with a new tower in 1811. At the age of just 3 …
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Methodist Chapel, Whiteley Shield
- Overview Map Street View The Primitive Methodist Chapel in Whiteley Shield was built in 1857. The final service in the chapel was held in September 2015.
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Spark's Daylight Bakery
- Overview Map Street View Spark's Daylight Bakery on Bishopton Avenue in Stockton-on-Tees was built in 1938. The Art Deco style building by Kitching & Co. of Middlesbrough was built for Ralph …
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Tyneside Cinema
- Overview About the Tyneside Cinema Map Street View The Tyneside Cinema is an independent cinema located off Pilgrim Street in Newcastle. The cinema originally opened on the 1st of February 1937 and …
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Carliol House
- Overview Map Street View Carliol House is a 'shallow crescent' building which curves the corner of Market Street East and Pilgrim Street. It was built 1924-7 and designed by Burnet, …
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Former Fire Station
- Overview Map Street View The former Central Police, Fire Station and Magistrate's Court on the corner of Pilgrim Street and Market Street, in Newcastle, was built in 1931- 1933. Built …
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War Memorial, Dunston Hill
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Dunston is located at the junction of Ellison Road and King George Avenue. In honour of the local men lost in the …
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Bridge Hotel
- Overview Map Street View The Bridge Hotel on Castle Garth in Newcastle was built in c.1899, designed by Cackett, Burns Dick for J. Fitzgerald.[1] It is located next to the …
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Jarrow Town Hall
- Overview Map Street View Jarrow Town Hall and municipal buildings on Grange Road in Jarrow, were built in 1902. The red brick, baroque-style building was designed by Fred Rennoldson of …
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Discovery Museum
- Overview About the Museum Map Street View A 'hands-on' museum managed by North East Museums on behalf of Newcastle City Council. Blandford Square, Newcastle. The museum was first established as …
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The Mill
- Overview Map Street View The corn mill and miller's house in Waren Mill is located by Waren Burn on the edge of Budle Bay. A water-powered corn mill is documented at Waren …
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Lime Kilns
- Overview Map Street View To the east of Beadnell harbour are 3 lime kilns, the earliest of which was built in 1789. Limestone was burnt in lime kilns to make …
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Beadnell Harbour
- Overview Map Street View Beadnell Harbour is located to the south of Beadnell in Northumberland. The present harbour was built in the 18th century and was extended 1798 for John …
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Fleetham Bridge
- The stone single arched bridge over the Long Nanny at West Freetham, near Beadnell, was built in the early 19th century. The bridge is Grade II listed on the Ntional …
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Spanish City
- Overview About Map Street View In c.1904 Charles Elderton, of Hebburn Theatre Royal, started bringing the "Toreadors" concert party to perform at Whitley Bay. Following repeated success, he established a …
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Lime Kilns, Ferryhill Station
- Overview Map These old limekilns, off Chilton Lane in Ferryhill Station, were built in the mid 19th century for Chilton Lime Works. There were later converted for use as coal …
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Church of the Holy Saviour
- Overview Map Street View Holy Saviour's Church on The Broadway/Crossway in Tynemouth was built 1839 to 1841 by John Green and Benjamin Green for the Duke of Northumberland. The parish …
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Engine House, Ridsdale Iron Works
- Overview Map Street View The remains of Ridsdale Iron Works are to the north of Ridsdale in Northumberland. Established in 1836, the works consisted of 3 furnaces, an engine house, coke …
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Corsenside (farm house)
- Overview Map Street View The stone farmhouse at Corsenside is dated 1686 above the door, with later alterations and extensions. The building forms part of the farmstead, which along with the …
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Simonburn Castle
- Ruins of a 13th century tower house near Simonburn in Northumberland.
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Lych Gate to St Mungo's Church, Simonburn
- Overview Map Street View Inscribed: "To the Glory of God In memory of Lancelot John Hunter Allgood of Nunwick Esq. This gate is erected by his Kindred, Friends and Tenants …
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Church of St Mary Magdalen
- Overview Map Street View The Roman Catholic Church of St Mary Magdalen is located on Harbour Walk in Seaham. There was an influx of Irish immigrants in the 19th century, many …
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War Memorial, Terrace Green
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial at Seaham is located on Terrace Green, by the sea front. The memorial is a Celtic cross designed by Mr TA Lawson and …
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Seaham Hall
- Overview Map Street View Seaham Hall was a large country house built 1791-1792 for Sir Ralph and Lady Judith Milbanke. The poet Lord Byron first visited Seaham Hall in 1814 …
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Church of St John the Evangelist
- Overview Map Street View St John's Church is located on Blanford Place, Seaham. The parish church was built from 1835 to 1840, designed by Thomas Prosser. The church is Grade …
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Half Moon Chambers
- Overview Map Street View The Half Moon Chambers are located in the Bigg Market in Newcastle. Inscribed above the doors: "BUILT AD 1550 / REBUILT AD 1905". The Half Moon …
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Statue of Joseph Cowen
- Overview Map Street View There is a bronze statue of Joseph Cowen (1829-1900) by John Tweed, located by the junction of Westgate Road and Fenkle Street, outside Cross House, in …
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45 Northumberland Street
- Overview Map Street View No. 45 Northumberland Street in Newcastle was built in c.1900. It was Inman's Stores Ltd, later Boots the Chemist, Samsung and now Footasylum. The building has …
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Sunlight Chambers
- Overview Map Street View Sunlight Chambers in the Bigg Market, Newcastle, were built as offices in 1901-1902 by W. and S. Owen for Lever Bros.[1] The Modified Baroque style building …
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Beehive Hotel
- Overview Map Street View The Beehive is a public house on the corner of the Cloth Market and High Bridge in Newcastle. It was built in 1902 and has a traditional …
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Old George Inn
- Overview Map Street View A public house located on Old George Yard, just off the Cloth Market, in Newcastle. Charles I was reportedly allowed to drink in this pub in 1646, …
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Balmbra's
- Overview About Balmbra's Music Hall Map Street View Balmbra's, No 6., the Cloth Market, Newcastle, was built 1902 by A. Stockwell, as a public house and billiard hall, originally called …
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Church of St James, Castle Eden
- Overview Map St James' Church in The Village, Castle Eden is dated 1764, built on the site of an earlier church. The former parish church incorporates medieval masonry in it's …
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War Memorial, Cockfield
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial in Cockfield, County Durham, was unveiled on the 7th October 1922, by Mr WH Hustler, chairman of the North Bitchburn Coal Company (then …
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Gaunless Lead Mill, Copley
- The lead smelting mill chimney is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Church of St John the Evangelist, Lynesack
- Overview Map Street View St John's is a parish church, located on a sideroad off Grewburn Lane in Lynesack, near Butterknowle, in County Durham. The church was built in 1847.[1] Charles …
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Tuggal Hall
- Overview Map Street View Tuggal Hall is a large country house located in Tughall, near Beadnell, in Northumberland. The house dates from the 17th/early 18th century and is Grade II …
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Ice House, Bankhill
- Overview Map Street View The ice house on Bank Hill in Berwick-upon-Tweed was constructed c1796 to supply ice for the salmon trade. Shipping fresh salmon in ice was more profitable …
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Railway Viaduct over Skelton Beck
- A large 11 arched railway viaduct over Skelton Beck was built between 1865 to 1872 by the North Eastern Railway Company to serve the Skinningrove limestone mines.[1] Authorisation for the …
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Waterfall Viaduct, nr Guisborough
- Overview Map The stone viaduct over Waterfall Beck and Spa Woods near Fancy Bank (A171), east of Guisborough, was constructed between 1858 and 1862 as part of the former Cleveland …
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Church of St Stephen, Low Elswick
- Overview About St Stephen's Church Map Street View St Stephen's Church on Brunel Terrace in Low Elswick was designed by R J Johnson and the building was completed in 1868.[1] The …
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War Memorial for Radcliffe at Amble
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial was dedicated to the men of Radcliffe in Northumberland who lost their lives in the First World War. The memorial was unveiled on …
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Clock Tower War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The Clock Tower War Memorial in Amble was designed by Will Burton and unveiled on th 9th May 1925, in dedication to the men of amble …
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Duddo Tower
- Overview About Duddo Tower Map Street View The ruined tower near Duddo in Northumberland, is a former strong house built in the late 16th century. The south-west corner and parts …
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Former Church of All Saints, Duddo
- Overview Map Street View The former Parish Church of Duddo is located approximately half a mile north-west of the village. It was built in 1879 by F.R. Wilson of Alnwick.[1] The …
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Warenford Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The stone bridge over Waren Burn at Warenford in Northumberland was built in the late 18th or early 19th century and is Grade II listed.[1] The …
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Twizel Viaduct
- Twizel Viaduct was built between 1846 and 1849 by the Newcastle & Berwick Railway, to carry the Tweedmouth to Kelso railway branch line over the River Till at Twizell in …
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Twizell North Lodge
- Overview Map Street View Lodge by the north entrance to the estate of the Twizell House. Built in the mid 19th century, the lodge is Grade II listed on the …
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Tow House Bastle
- There is a 16th century bastle (fortified tower house) in Tow House, near Henshaw, built at a time of hostilities with Scotland and frequent border raids. The building has altered …
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Windmill at Bamburgh Castle
- The windmill at the north end of Bamburgh Castle was built in the mid 18th century and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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Church of St Bartholomew
- Overview Map Street View St Bartholomew's is the parish church in Sunderland Bridge, County Durham. The church was built 1843-1846 by George Pickering. St Bartholomew's Church is Grade II listed on …
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The Hermitage
- Overview Map Street View The 'Hermitage' is a large mid 17th century house, with c1930 alterations and additions. The Hermitage is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for …
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Slaggyford Station
- Slaggyford Station was on the Alston to Haltwhistle branch of the Newcastle & Carlisle Railway, which opened on the 17th November 1852. The station at Slaggyford was the first stopping …
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Grave of Emily Davison, St Mary's
- The grave of Emily Davison is located in the churchyard of St Mary's Church in Morpeth. Davison was buried in the family plot in the church following her death in …
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Pumping Engine House, Scremerston Colliery
- ERECTED AD MDCCCXL BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF GREENWICH HOSPITAL JOHN GREY ESQ. RECEIVER MESSRS JOHNSON & CARRS COLLIERY LESSEES THOMAS FORSTER ESQ. VIEWER & ENGINEER MR. W. ELLIOT,TWEEDMOUTH BUILDER
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War Memorial, Haswell
- The war memorial in Haswell is located in the churchyard of St Paul’s Church. It was unveiled on the 18th of July 1920 by Captain EH Veitch and dedicated by …
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Lime Kilns
- Overview Map Street View There are a distinctive bank of 8 lime kilns off Newcastle Road in Fulwell, Sunderland. The kilns were built for Sir Hedworth Williamson in the 18th …
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Tees Newport Bridge
- Overview History Map Street View The Tees Newport Bridge was the first large vertical lift bridge in Europe, and opened by Prince Albert (later King George VI) on 28 February, …
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Butter Stone, nr Lartington
- Overview Map Street View Butter Stone is a prominent boulder located on the moors near Lartington and Cotherstone. It was used during the 1663-5 plague as a place where villagers …
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Lune Railway Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View Disused railway viaduct over the River Lune, built in 1868 for the Tees Valley Railway Company. The viaduct is Grade II listed on the National Heritage …
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Church of St Mary
- Overview Map Street View Inside The Church of St Mary in Middleton-in-Teesdale was built in 1878 by C. Hodgson Fowler, on the site of a 13th century church.[1] The church has …
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Church of Holy Trinity, Eggleston
- Overview Map Street View "Originally Services were held in a small old chapel in the grounds of Eggleston Hall, (it was classed as a Chapel of Ease of St Mary's …
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Church of St Bartholomew
- Overview About the Church Map Street View St Bartholomew's Church, Long Benton is the Anglican parish church of Long Benton, Northumberland. It is built in the Gothic Revival Style. …
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St Mary's Church
- Overview Map Street View St Mary's is the Anglican parish church for Heworth, Pelaw, Bill Quay and Wardley, located to the east of Gateshead on Shields Road, near Heworth Metro.[1] The …
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War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial stands at the southern end of the cemetery in Riding Hill, Northumberland. The memorial, unveiled on the 21st May 1921, commemorates the 14 …
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Haggerston Dovecote
- Overview Map Street View This round stone dovecote is located a quarter mile west of Haggerston Castle in Northumberland. It is thought to have been originally been built as a …
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Bridge Mill, Haggerston
- Overview Map Street View Bridge Mill is a former water mill located by Allerdalemill Burn, just north-west of Haggerston, and about a mile and a half south-east of Ancroft. The …
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Bewick Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The stone road bridge near Old Bewick in Northumberland was built in the early 19th century, or possibly earlier. There is also a small hamlet by …
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Wooperton Hall
- Overview Map Street View Wooperton House was built in c.1840 and is located in the hamlet of Wooperton in Northumberland, located about 5 miles south of Wooler. Sometimes also referred to …
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Roddam Hall
- Overview Roddam Hall Map Street View Roddam Hall is a privately owned 18th-century country house near Wooler, Northumberland. It is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for …
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Dovecote, Buckton
- Overview Map Street View To the north of Buckton in Northumberland are the well remains of a late medieval/early post-medieval dovecote, which was first documented in 1626.[1] The dovecote has …
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Church of St Paul, West Pelton
- Overview Map Street View St Paul's is a parish church, located on St Paul's Terrace in West Pelton, County Durham. The church was built in 1879 by Austin, Johnson and …
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Urpeth Hall
- Overview Map Street View Urpeth Hall in High Urpeth was built in the mid 18th century, with the addition of flanking and rear wings in the late 19th century. The …
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War Memorial, Tow Law
- Overview Map Street View "Erected by the inhabitants of Tow Law, Thornley, Sunniside, Hedley Hope, East Hedley Hope and Satley to the sacred memory of those gallant men who, at …
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Church of St. Bartholomew, Thornley, nr Wolsingham
- Overview Map Street View St. Bartholomew's is the Parish church in Thornley, near Wolsingham. The church was built c.1840 and the tower added in 1891. The church is Grade II listed on …
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Church of St Philip and St James, Tow Law
- Overview Map Street View History The Church of St Philip and St James is located on Church Lane in Tow Law, County Durham. The Parish Church was designed by C. …
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Church of St Andrew, Stanley
- Overview Map Street View St Andrew's Church is located on Church Bank / Joicey Gardens in Stanley, County Durham. The church was built 1876 - 1877, and designed by J. …
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Christ Church, Stanley
- Overview Map Street View Christ Church is located on Church Bank / Station Road in Stanley, County Durham. It was built in 1895, originally as a Presbyterian Church, now United …
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War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial in Stanley Crook is located on North Road, near the junction with Billy Hill. It is a Creetown Granite statue depicting "Sorrow", holding …
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War Memorial, Middridge
- Overview Map Street View "In grateful memory of the / men from this district who fell / in the Great War 1914-1918" “Their bodies are buried in peace / but …
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Old Primitive Methodist Chapel, Lanehead
- Overview Map Street View There is a former Primitive Methodist chapel on School Hill in Lanehead, now converted into a house. The church was built in 1858, and replaced a …
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War Memorial, Cowshill
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial at Cowshill in Upper Weardale was unveiled on the 27th of May 1922, by Lt-Col KJW Leather, of the 20th Battalion Durham Light …
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Heatherycleugh Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Heatherycleugh Bridge carries School Hill road (part of the A689) over the steep valley of the Heathery Cleugh (a stream), shortly before it flow into Killhope …
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Bridge End, Cowshill
- Overview Map Bridge End Cottage in Cowshill, is located by a footbridge over Killhope Burn and immediately south of the flooded Copthill Quarry. The cottage is notable for being a …
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Fever Hospital, Bath Lane
- "Fever hospital 1804. Opened for the prevention and cure of contagious fever and was in use as such until 1888. The public raised £1165 towards the £1505 cost of the …
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Church of St Cuthbert, Hebron
- Overview Map Street View St Cuthbert's Church in Hebron in Northumberland is thought to dates from the 12th century. The church is set back from the road amongst trees and surrounded …
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War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The Cenotaph in Morpeth is located off Castle Bank. The memorial was designed by C. Franklin Murphy and unveiled by Lord Joicey on the 1st of …
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Church of St Andrew
- Overview Map Street View St. Andrew's Church is the parish church of Tudhoe Grange, and is located close to Spennymoor town centre. The church was built 1883-4 and is Grade …
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Church of St Paul
- Overview Map Street View St Paul's Church is located on Whitworth Terrace in Spennymoor. The church was designed by J.A. Cory and built from 1856- 1858. The tower, originally built …
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Spennymoor War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Spennymoor is located on Cheapside. It was built by E.C. Kenmir for Spennymoor Urban District Council on a site donated by Weardale …
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The Ship, Public House
- An 18th century inn on Holy Island. Formerly the Northumberland Arms, it was renamed "The Ship", after renovations in 1995. The Ship is a Grade II Listed building.
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War Memorial, Easington Lane
- Overview Map Street View The clock tower war memorial in Easington Lane was unveiled by Lord Joicey on the 27th August 1921, in honour of the men of Easington Lane …
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Sledwhich Hall
- Sledwich Hall is a large manor house located about half a mile west of Whorlton in County Durham. The Hall dates from the late 16th century, with restoration work done …
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Jarrow Hall
- Jarrow Hall was built in 1785 for Simon Temple, a local mining and ship building industrialist. The Hall is now a museum, and part of Jarrow Hall - Anglo Saxon …
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Cenotaph
- Overview Map Street View The Cenotaph in Jarrow is located outside Palmer Community Hospital, just off Station Street. The memorial was commissioned by the Palmer Shipbuilding and Iron Co. (1,543 …
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Charles Palmer Statue
- The statue was designed by Albert Arthur Toft and unveiled in 1903 by Lady Palmer. The statue pays tribute to Sir Charles Mark Palmer, the first Mayor of Jarrow, and …
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Obelisk base, near Delaval Hall
- The remains of an obelisk are located near Seaton Delaval Hall, on The Avenue, east of road to New Hartley. The obelisk reputedly marks the spot where Admiral George Delaval …
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War Memorial, Seaton Delaval
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Seaton Delaval was unveiled on the 2nd of September 1922 by Mr. John Charlton, Headmaster of Schools in Seaton Delaval, dedicated by …
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Obelisk, south-west of Delaval Hall
- Overview Map Street View This stone obelisk was built in the 18th century as an eye-catcher to be seen from Seaton Delaval Hall. It is located just over ½ mile …
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United Reformed Church, Great Bavington
- Overview Map "Built in 1693, Great Bavington church is the oldest former Presbyterian church in Northumberland which is still used for worship (and the second oldest in England, after Tunley …
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The Plough Inn, Powburn
- The Plough Inn pub and restaurant in Powburn closed in 2015. The Plough dates from the 18th Century and was originally a coaching inn, located on the road (A697) between Newcastle …
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Redheugh Farmhouse, nr Thorneyburn
- A 16/17th century bastle house, later remodelled in 1732, for William Charlton. Redheugh Farmhouse is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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St Helen's Church
- Overview Map St Helen’s Church in Whitley Chapel was built in 1742 on the site of an earlier Medieval building. Abraham Brown, at that time the Master of the Grammar …
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Mollersteads
- Overview Map Street View Mollersteads is a farm / hamlet by Rowley Burn, to the east of Whitley Mill and about half a mile north of Whitley Chapel, in Hexhamshire, Northumberland. …
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Minsteracres Monastery
- Minsteracres was a large county house built for the Silvertop family in 1758, now a monastery / retreat centre. The building has been extended a number of times, including the …
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Healey Hall
- Overview Map Healey Hall is located by Healey Burn, about half a mile south of the village of Healey in Northumberland. Healey Hall was built by Robert Ormston in 1834, …
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Old Vicarage, Healey
- The Vicarage in Healey, Northumberland, was built in 1877, by Ewan Christian, at a cost of £2571 16s lOd.[1] The vicarage is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List …
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Fotherley Buildings, Healey
- Overview Map Street View Fotherley Buildings farmhouse, in the Parish of Healey, Northumberland, was built in the 18th century and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for …
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Shepherd's Dene
- Overview Map Street View Shepherd's Dene is a house, now a retreat/conference centre, located by Ridingmill Burn, about half a mile east of Riding Mill. The house was built in …
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Bandstand, Exhibition Park
- Overview Map Street View The octagonal bandstand in Exhibition Park, Newcastle, was built c.1875. The bandstand was renovated as part of a wider restoration scheme for Exhibition Park in 2015. …
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Wylam Brewery (Palace of Arts), Exhibition Park
- Overview Map Street View The Wylam Brewery micro-brewery and events space in Exhibition Park, Newcastle, opened on the 27th May 2016.[1] It is located in the Palace of Arts building, …
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Bede Memorial Cross
- Overview Map Street View The Bede Memorial Cross is located at the seafront in Cliff Park, Roker. It was built in 1904 by G.W. Millburn and C.C. Hodges, and dedicated …
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Church of St Paul
- Overview Map Street View St Paul's in the parish church of Ryhope. The church was built 1868 -1873 to cater for the growing population of Ryhope, and replaced a smaller church …
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Rent Office
- Overview Map Street View This building on The Village, in Ryhope, was originally built in 1826 as a chapel of ease to Church of St Michael in Bishopwearmouth (now Sunderland …
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Ryhope War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View War memorial, located at the west end of the village green in Ryton. The memorial was unveiled in October 1924, by Colonel T.G. Taylor of Kelso, …
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Railway Inn
- Overview Map Street View There are several public houses in Ryhope - the Railway Inn, on Robson Place, is notable as a Grade II listed building. It was built in …
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Langham Tower
- Overview Map Street View Langham Tower is a large Victorian mansion, located on the corner of Ryhope Road and Mombray Road in the Ashbrooke suburb of Sunderland. The mansion was built 1889-1891 …
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Charlton House, Sunderland
- Overview Map Street View Charlton House, No. 2 Mowbray Road, Sunderland (formerly known as Nicholson House) was built in 1850 by John and Benjamin Green. The mansion was built for …
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Old Pant
- This distinctive water pant with a stone lion is located at the junction of Front Street and Church Street in Longframlington, Northumberland. It was built in 1911 to commemorate the …
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Dunston Staiths
- Overview About Dunston Staiths Timeline Map Street View "Dunston Staiths on the River Tyne is believed to be the largest timber structure in Europe, at its height, 5.5m tonnes of …
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Hawthorn Dene Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View The railway viaduct over Hawthorn Dene was built in 1905 for the North-Eastern Railway Company. The viaduct is located near the coast at the mouth of …
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Croxdale Wood House
- Overview Map Croxdale Wood House is an 18th century farmhouse located by Croxdale Woods, about a mile north-east of Sunderland Bridge and Croxdale. It was extended in the mid 19th …
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Bridge over Croxdale Beck
- Overview Map A stone single-track road bridge over Croxdale Beck, built c.1760 by Christopher Ebdon.[1] It is located just north of Sunderland Bridge, near Croxdale Hall. The bridge was built …
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Tursdale House Farm
- Overview Map Tursdale House, was the manor house of the medieval village of Tursdale in the 12th century.[1] The current building at Tursdale House Farm dates from the 17th century, with …
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War Memorial, Craghead
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial in Craghead is located off Edward Street. The statue of an angel was unveiled on the 11th November 1922 by R.W. Cooper, Managing …
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Lodge by Dalton Pumping Station
- Overview Map Street View The late 19th century lodge at the entrance to Dalton Pumping Station on Stockton Road in Cold Helsdon is Grade II listed on the National Heritage …
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Dalton Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The single arch limestone bridge over Dalden Dene at Dalton-le-Dale is dated 1789. The bridge is Grade II listed.[1] It is reputed that Oliver Cromwell crossed …
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Church of St Cuthbert, Shadforth
- Overview Map Street View St Cuthbert’s is the parish church in Shadforth, County Durham. It was built between 1834 and 1840 by Thomas and George Jackson (Thomas sadly died just …
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Church of St Mary, Sherburn Village
- Overview Map Street View St Mary The Virgin's Church is located on Church Wynd in Sherburn Village, County Durham. The Parish Church was built in 1872 by Austin and Johnson. It …
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Church of St James and St. Basil
- Overview Map Street View St James' and St. Basil's Church in Fenham, Newcastle was built 1927-1931. It is located on the corner of Fenham Hall Drive and Wingrove Road North. …
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Vane Tempest Hall, Gilesgate
- Overview Map Vane Tempest Hall, now a community centre of the Gilesgate Community and Welfare Association, is located in Gilesgate, Durham. It was originally built in 1863 as a militia …
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Old Railway Station, Gilesgate
- Overview Map Street View The Travelodge hotel and Sambuca restaurant on Station Lane, Gilesgate, was the former railway station for Durham. The station was built in 1844 by G.T. Andrews …
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Church of St Maurice, Ellingham
- Overview Map Street View St Maurice's Church is the parish church of Ellingham in Northumberland. The present church is located to the south-east of the village, on the site of …
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Haltwhistle Tyne Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The pedestrian bridge (a former road bridge) over the River South Tyne at Haltwhistle was built in 1875. It was constructed with wrought-iron arches and cast-iron …
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War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial in Haltwhistle is located off Westgate, in a garden to the south of the new Haltwhistle Memorial Hospital. The 6 m tall stone …
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Alston Arches Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View Alston Arches Viaduct is a disused railway viaduct over the River South Tyne at Haltwhistle. It was built in 1852 by Sir George Barclay Bruce for …
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RC Church of St Charles, Tudhoe
- Overview Map Street View The Roman Catholic parish church of St Charles in Tudhoe was built in 1870 by J.A. Hansom & Son.[1] The church tower was added in 1882. …
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Shildon War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Shildon is located on Church Street, by the entrance to St John's Church. The memorial is a statue of a soldier crouching, …
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Church of St John
- Overview Map Street View St John's is the parish church in Shildon. It was originally built 1833 - 1834 by Anthony Salvin. The church was largely rebuilt and extended in …
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Coal drops
- Overview Map Street View There is a long range of coal drops by Shildon Station (now the National Railway Museum) which date from c.1856. The coal drops are Grade II …
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Emmanuel Church
- Overview Map Street View Emmanuel Church is the parish church of Saltburn by the Sea, located on the corner of Windsor Road and Upleatham Road. The church was built 1867-1869 …
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Parson's Tower, Ford
- Overview Map Street View Parson's Tower in Ford, Northumberland, are the remains of a Medieval pele tower. It is located in a field south-west of Ford Castle and north-west of …
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Willington Dene Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View Willington Dene Viaduct is a railway bridge over the valley of Wallsend Burn near Willington and Wallsend. It was built between 1837-1839 by John and Benjamin Green …
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Crawford's Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Crawford's bridge is a small segmental arch stone bridge over the Ouseburn (river) in Newcastle, built in the early to mid-18th century. It is the oldest …
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The Cluny
- Overview Map Street View The Cluny is a live music venue and cafe at 36 Line Street, Ouseburn, Newcastle. It was originally built as a flax mill in 1848, designed …
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Sailors Bethel, Horatio Street
- Overview Map Street View This former seamen's non-conformist chapel was built in 1875 by Thomas Oliver. It is located on Horatio Street, by the junction with City Road in Newcastle. …
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Memorial to W.L. Blenkinsopp Coulson
- Overview Map Street View The memorial fountain and statue of Colonel William Lisle Blenkinsop Coulson (1841 - 1911) is located on Horatio Street in Newcastle. It was originally located by the …
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Church of St Nicholas
- Overview Map Street View St Nicholas' is the parish church of Cramlington.It was built in 1868 by Austin and Johnson, adapted from earlier design by John Dobson.[1] The church is …
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Shoreswood Hall
- Overview Map Street View Shoreswood Hall was built in the early 18th century. It is a Gtade II listed building.
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King George VI Building
- Overview Map Street View The King George VI Building at Newcastle University was built 1936-1939, designed by P. Clive Newcombe and largely paid for by Sir Arthur Munro Sutherland. The …
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Bruce Building, Percy Street
- Overview Map Street View The Bruce Building at no. 115 Percy Street, Newcastle, was built 1896-1900 Joseph Oswald, as offices for Newcastle Breweries.[1] It was part of a larger brewery complex at …
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Cattle Market
- "Sheep and cattle markets were first held here on 27th July 1830. Before, and even after that time, Newcastle butchers bought their cattle at Morpeth Market. Newcastle's cattle market soon …
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Armstrong Memorial, Barras Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The life-size statue of Lord Armstrong is located outside the Great North Museum: Hancock, by the junction of Barras Bridge and Claremont Road. The statue, by …
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Eldon Buildings
- Overview Map Street View The Eldon Buildings is a curved corner building on the junction of Blackett Street and Grey Street in Newcastle. The building includes Nos. 29, 31, 33 …
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Northern Goldsmiths
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 85 to 89, Westgate Road in Newcastle, is a former Northern Goldsmith's shop, warehouse and office, built c1910 in Baroque Revival style. It is located …
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RC Church of St Peter, South Bank
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St Peter is a Roman Catholic church, in South Bank, Middlesbrough, built 1903 - 1905 by Lowther of Hull.[1] The present church on …
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Palmstrother Bridge
- Palmstrother Bridge in Hulne Park is a late 18th century stone bridge over Shipley Burn, just before its confluence with the River Aln. It is close to East Brizlee Bridge. Palmstrother Bridge …
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Wandylaw Farmhouse
- Overview Map Street View The famhouse at Wandylaw Farm was built in the late 18th century and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.[1]
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Fenham Farmhouse
- Overview Map Street View The house at Fenham Farm was built 1820 - 1830, and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. The farm in Fenham, …
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Guyzance Hall
- Overview Map Guyzance Hall is located by the River Coquet, to the south-east of the village of Guyzance in Northumberland. In 1892, J.D. Milburn, who was an industrial entrepreneur and ship …
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Factory Bridge over River Coquet
- Overview Map Street View This road bridge over the River Coquet was built in c.1865. It is known as Factory Bridge, presumably for the close proximity to the former mill/factory …
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Dam on the River Coquet
- Overview Map This horseshoe-shaped dam on the River Coquet was built in 1775 to provide water power for Park Mill ironworks. The mill and dam were designed by John Smeaton …
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Rothbury Bridge
- Overview Map The road bridge over the River Coquet at Rothbury was originally built in 1460. The bridge is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. The …
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King Edward VII Building
- Overview Map Street View The King Edward VII Building at Newcastle University forms part of the east and south parts of the Quadrangle. It was built in 1911 and designed …
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Waterhouse Building
- Overview Map Street View The Waterhouse Building of Teesside University is located between Borough Road and Southfield Line in Middlesbrough. It was originally a high school, built in 1877 by …
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Victoria Building
- Overview Map Street View The Victoria Building at Teesside University is located on Victoria Road in Middlesbrough. It was built as a school in 1892, designed by Alexander & Herman. …
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Constantine Building
- Overview Map Street View Constantine Building, Teesside University 93 Borough Rd
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Trinity Building
- Overview Map Street View The Trinity Building of Northumbria University is located on Northumberland Road in Newcastle. The building is a former non-conformist church with a house and school to …
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Drill Hall
- Overview History Map Street View Drill Hall at Northumbria University is located on Northumberland Road. It was originally built as the Army Riding School in 1849, by John Dobson, for …
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Church of St John the Evangelist, Ingleton
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St John the Evangelist is the parish church in Ingleton, County Durham. It was built in 1843 by Ignatius Bonomi and J.A. Cory. …
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Church of St Paul, North Thornaby
- Overview Map Street View St Paul's Church is located on Cambridge Road, North Thornaby. The church was built 1887 to 1888, by Mallinson and Healey. The church tower was added …
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Old Town Hall
- Overview Map Street View The former Town Hall in Thornaby is located on the corner of Railway Terrace and Mandale Road. It was built 1890-1892, designed by James Garry of …
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Church of St Luke
- Overview Map Street View St. Luke's Church is located on Church Lane in Ferryhill. The Early English-style Parish church, by George Pickering, was consecrated in September 1853; it replaced an …
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Newcastle City Hall
- Overview About the Hall Map Street View City Hall is located on Northumberland Road, Newcastle. It was designed by Nicholas & Dixon-Spain and opened in 1927. A Harrison and Harrison …
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Church of St. Barnabas, Linthorpe
- Overview Map Street View St. Barnabas' Church is located on the junction of Linthorpe Road and St Barnabas Road, in the Linthorpe area of Middlesbrough. It was built 1888 - …
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Sacred Heart Church
- Overview About the Church Map Street View Sacred Heart Church is located on Linthorpe Road, by Albert Park, in Middlesbrough. The Catholic church, by J. Coomans (Ypres) and Kitching & …
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Middlesbrough War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The Cenotaph at Middlesbrough is located at the west entrance to Albert Park. It was built in 1922 by Brierley and Rutherford (York), and Messrs Coxhead …
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War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Alnwick is located at the junction of Denwick Lane and Bondgate Without, near the Percy Tenantry Column. The memorial was unveiled by …
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96 and 97 Elvet Bridge
- Overview Map Street View No 96-7 Elvet Bridge in Durham were originally built as 2 houses in the 17th and early 18th century. They are thought to incorporate fabric from …
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Statue of Neptune, Market Place
- Overview Map Street View The statue of Neptune was given to the city of Durham in 1729 by George Bowes of Gibside and Streatlam. The statue symbolised aspirations at that time to …
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Church of St. John the Evangelist, Percy Main
- Overview Map Street View St John's Church in Percy Main was built in 1862, by Anthony Salvin for the Duke of Northumberland. The church is Grade II listed on the …
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St Patrick's RC Church
- Overview Map Street View St Patricks, on High Street in Felling, is a Roman Catholic parish church. The church was built 1893-1895 by C. Walker of Newcastle. It is Grade …
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Christ Church
- Overview Map Street View Christ Church, on Carlisle Street in Felling, was built in 1866 by Austin and Johnson. The north aisle and vestry was added in 1903 by J. …
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Irvin's Building
- Overview Map Street View The Irvin Building is located on Union Road on the North Shields Fish Quay. It was built in 1913 for Richard Irvin and Sons Ltd., who …
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Old Maltings
- Overview Map Street View The Old Maltings building is located on Tanners' Bank in North Shields. It was built in the late 18th or early 19th century and was a …
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Blanchland War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Blanchland is located by St Mary's Church, dedicated to 9 local men who lost their lives in the First World War. The …
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Wesleyan Providence Chapel, Baybridge
- Overview Map This former Wesleyan Providence Chapel is located in Baybridge, Northumberland. The Gothic-style chapel was built in 1867, and is thought to have been designed by the distinguished architect …
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Blanchland Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The stone arched bridge over the River Derwent at Blanchland was built in the mid 18th century; it is Grade II listed. The south end of …
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Ravensworth Statue and Fountain
- Overview Map Street View The fountain with a statue of the 3rd Earl of Ravensworth on Callaly Road in Whittingham was erected in 1905 by his wife, the Countess Caroline. It …
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Former Whittingham Station
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Redworth Hall
- Overview About Redworth Hall Map Street View Redworth Hall is a 17th-century country house at Redworth, Heighington, County Durham, England now converted to a hotel. It is a listed …
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Deepdale Aqueduct
- Overview Map Street View This combined aquaduct and footbridge over the River Tees was built in 1898. The aqueduct is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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The Shipwrights, North Hylton
- Overview Map Street View The Shipwrights is a pub and resturant located on Ferryboat Lane in North Hylton, by the River Wear. The building dates from the 18th century; and …
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Fulwell Pumping Station
- Overview Map Fulwell Pumping Station was built in 1853, designed by Thomas Hawksley. The water pumping station is located to the north of Fulwell, near Cut Throat Dean, which marks …
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Shepherd & Shepherdess, Beamish
- Overview Map Street View The Shepherd & Shepherdess is a public house and resturant in the village of Beamish in County Durham, close to Beamish Museum. The building dates from …
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Methold Houses, Beamish
- Overview Map Street View Almshouses inscribed "1863 BUILT AND ENDOWED BY JOHN EDEN". The houses are Grade II Listed.
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Church of St Mary
- The disused church at Embleton, County Durham, was built in Medieval times, but largely rebuilt in 1860.[1] This is a Grade II Listed building.
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Pumphouse by Tumbleton Dam
- The hydraulic ram pumped water up to a reservoir above Cragside House, which provided its domestic water supply and powered the main lift and turbines operating kitchen and laundry equipment.[1]
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DLI Cross
- Overview Map Street View The stone Celtic-syle cross is located by Durham Cathedral, just south-west of Palace Green. This is a war memorial dedicated to the soldiers of the Durham …
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Church of St Mary the Less
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St Mary the Less is located off South Bailey in Durham. It is currently the chapel of St John's College of Durham University. The church was …
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Hexham Middle School
- Overview About the School Map Street View Hexham Middle School is a community school located on Wanless Lane in Hexham. The school is part of an academy trust (Hadrian Learning …
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Harbottle CofE Aided First School
- Overview Map Street View Harbottle Church of England Voluntary Aided First School is set back from the main street in Harbottle. The school has about 50 pupils aged 3 to 9.[1] …
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Whalton CoE Primary School
- Overview Map Street View Whalton Church of England Aided Primary School is located on the south side of Whalton, near St Mary's Church. It is a voluntary aided school with …
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Seven Stars House
- Overview Map Street View Seven Stars House in Whalton was built in the late 18th century as a coaching inn. It became a private house c.1945. The house is Grade …
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Walbottle Hall
- Overview Map Street View Walbottle Hall is a large 18th century house in Walbottle, Newcastle. Ann Potter, the mother of the famous industrialist, Lord Armstrong, was born at Walbottle Hall …
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Former Westgate Hill Primary School Building
- Overview Map Street View The former Westgate Hill Primary School building is a prominent landmark on Westgate Road in the Arthur's Hill area of Newcastle. The school was built in …
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Annfield Plain Library
- Overview Map Street View The library in Annfield Plain was built in 1908. The land for the library was donated by John Wilkinson Taylor, M.P., and the building itself was …
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Village Hall
- Overview Map Street View The Village Hall in Barningham, County Durham, overlooks the village green. The building used to be the village school, built c.1875, and inscribed "ERECTED BY THE FAMILY …
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Church of St. Michael and All Saints, Barningham
- Overview Map St. Michael's is the Parish Church in Barningham, County Durham. The present church was built in 1816 by the site of an earlier medieval church. The building was …
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Former Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
- Overview Map Street View The Wesleyan Methodist Chapel in Barningham is dated 1815 and was converted to a residential house in c.1980. "The building is said to have been a …
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Old Bridge over Nor Beck
- Overview Map Street View The old bridge over Nor Beck, located about half a kilometre north of Barningham, was built in the 18th century. It was once the main route …
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Church of St Peter, Harton
- Overview Map Street View St Peter's is the parish church of Harton, in Sunderland. The church was built 1866-1867, designed in an Early English style by C Hodgson Fowler.[1] Harton …
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The Arches
- Overview Map Street View The Arches, which form a gateway from King's Road into the Quadrangle, are an iconic symbol of Newcastle University. The 3 storey building with its pair …
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Chapels to Harton Cemetery
- The twin chapels to Harton Cemetery were built from 1888-1891. Designed by architect Henry Grieves, the chapels are now Grade II listed.
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St. Hilda's Colliery (1810 - 1940)
- St. Hilda's Colliery in High Shields was established by Simon Temple and produced its first coal on the 23rd of April 1810. By 1822 St. Hilda's Wagonway was built to …
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Jesmond Parish Church
- Summary Map Street View Jesmond Parish Church is located in Brandling Village in the suburb of Jesmond in Newcastle. The Gothic style church was designed by John Dobson and consecrated …
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Royal Station Hotel
- Overview Map Street View The Royal Station Hotel is located on Neville Street next to Newcastle Central Station. The hotel was built c1850 by John Dobson for The York, Newcastle …
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Barber Surgeons Hall
- Overview Map Street View The former Barber Surgeon's Hall is located on Houston Street in the Summerhill area of Newcastle. It was built in c.1850 by John Dobson for the …
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Hearse House, St Giles, Chollerton
- This is an early 19th century stable, later used as a garage for a Hearse, to the west of St Gile's Church in Chollerton. The building is Grade II listed.
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Hartburn Bridge
- Overview Map Street View The stone bridge over the Hart Burn between Hartburn and Meldon Park was built in the 18th century. It was widened in 1850 and now carries …
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Masham Hotel
- Overview Map Street View Former hotel and pub on Linthorpe Road in the centre of Middlesbrough - now a shop. It was built in the mid 19th centry and has …
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Park Methodist Church
- Overview Map Street View The former Park Methodist Church is located on the corner of Linthorpe Road and Ayresome Street, near Albert Park in Middlesbrough. The Wesleyan church was built 1903 - …
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Forbes Building
- Overview Map Street View The Forbes' Buildings, nos. 311-321 Linthorpe Road in Middlesbrough were built 1899 -1900 by R. Lofthouse & Sons (Middlesbrough), for John Forbes.[1] It was originally a bakery with …
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Former Bank Building, 141 Linthorpe Road
- Overview Map Street View No. 141 Linthorpe Road in Middlesbrough was built in 1912 by T.B. Whinney (London) and J. Forbes (Middlesbrough), for the London City and Midland Bank.[1] The …
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Loggia of Marton Hall, Stewart Park
- Overview Map Street View The Loggia (a long sheltered gallery or or corridor, which forms part of a house, typically with a side open to the garden) in Stewart Park …
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29-31, Corporation Road
- Overview Map Street View Located on the corner of Corporation Road and Albert Road in Middlesbrough, the building was originally built as a shop and hotel in 1912-1913. It was …
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Cleveland Club
- Overview Map Street View Boho 4, former Cleveland Club is located on the corner of Gosford Street and Cleveland Street, Middlesbrough. It was originally built 1870 - 1872 by John …
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2-4 Exchange Place
- Overview Map Street View 2,3 & 4 Exchange Place in Middlesbrough were built in c.1870 as offices by W.H. Blessley (Middlesbrough).[1] The building is adjacent to Albert Bridge, near Middlesbrough …
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Forth Banks House
- Overview Map Street View Forth Banks House is located on the corner of Pottery Lane and Forth Banks in Newcastle. It was originally built in c.1910 as a goods station …
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Stephenson Works
- Overview Map Street View In 1823, George Stephenson, his son Robert Stephenson, and partners, opened the world’s first purpose built locomotive works on Forth Banks (entrance on South Street). The "Locomotion", "Rocket", and "Planet" were …
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Church of St Philip, Arthurs Hill
- Overview Map Street View St Philip's Church (now the Deeper Life Bible Church, Newcastle) is located on St Philip's Close in Arthurs Hill, Newcastle. The church was built in 1871 by …
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Carham Parish War Memorial
- The war memorial for the Parish of Carham in Northumberland is located by a road junction near East Learham. The memorial was erected by public subscription and unveiled on the 19th …
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West Learmouth Cottages
- Overview Map Street View This row of cottages in West Learmouth was built in the late 18th or early 19th century as homes for farm labourers. It was originally built …
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Former Railway Station, Alnwick - Barter Books
- Overview About Alnwick Station Map Street View Alnwick Railway Station on Wagon Way Road in Alnwick was opened on the 5th September, 1887. It was built as part of the …
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Heddon-on-the-Wall War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Heddon-on-the-Wall is located in Memorial Park. The memorial cross was unveiled on the 11th of November 1922, by Sir Loftus Bruce. It …
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Close House Lodge and Gateway
- Overview Map Street View The lodge and gateway at the entrance to Close House are located off the B6528 road, about half a mile west of Heddon-on-the-Wall. The lodge and …
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Former Stable Block
- The 18th century stable block at Close House was converted for use as 'The Courtyard' hotel accommodation, which opened in 2012. The building is Grade II listed, as is the flower …
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War Memorial, Hartburn
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial at Hartburn is located on a small triangular green in the centre of the village. It paid for by Mr and Mrs Straker …
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Church of St Cuthbert
- Overview Map Street View St Cuthbert's Church in Greenhead was built in 1826, designed by John Dobson. The Church is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. …
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Greenhead War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The Memorial Cross at Greenhead, Northumberland, was unveiled on the 13th November 1920, by Colonel EPA Riddell CMG DSO. It commemorates 20 local servicemen who died …
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Trimdon Grange Colliery Memorial
- This memorial, near St Helen's Church in Kelloe commemorates the men and boys killed in the disaster at Trimdon Grange Colliery on the 16th February, 1882. Seventy four miners lost their …
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Percy Cross
- Overview Map Percy Cross was erected to commemorate the Battle of Otterburn, 1388. It was erected on this site in 1777, incorporating the earlier medieval cross base. The shaft is …
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Lime Kilns, Greenchesters
- Overview Map These early-mid 19th century lime kilns are located near Greenchesters Farm, about a mile north-west of Otterburn. The kilns are Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for …
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Nos. 170 -175, High Street West
- Overview Map Street View This row of 18th century buildings on High Street West in Sunderland, is being restored by the Tyne & Wear Buildings Preservation Trust. Number 173 was …
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Trafalgar Square
- Overview Map Street View Former merchant seamen's almshouses in Hendon, Sunderland - 14 almshouses, built in 1840 by William Drysdale for the Trustees of the Muster Roll to house aged …
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First World War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The First World War memorial for Blyth (including New Delaval, Newsham, Bebside and Cowpen) was originally located outside the Knight Memorial Hospital on Beaconsfield Street. It …
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Benson Monument
- Overview Map Street View This bronze statue of Lieutenant-Colonel George Elliott Benson is located at the south end of Beaumont Street in Hexham. Benson served with the Royal Regiment of …
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War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial for Seaton Sluice and Old Hartley is located on the Green by Collywell Bay Road in Seaton Sluice. It commemorates 23 local servicemen …
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The Octagon
- Overview Map Street View The Tower House Gallery (also known as the 'Octagon') is located on Collywell Bay Road in Seaton Sluice. It was built in the early-to-mid 18th century …
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Kings Arms
- The Kings Arms is a public house located by the harbour in Seaton Sluice. Originally, the King's Arms Hotel and coach-house was built in the 18th century. The coach-house was …
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Seaton Sluice Harbour
- Overview Map Street View The harbour at Seaton Sluice was built by Sir Ralph Delaval in c.1660, to ship coal from the developing coal mines in the area. It extended …
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War Memorial, Horncliffe
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Horncliffe, Northumberland, was unveiled on the 19th September, 1920 by Field Marshall Viscount Allenby, and dedicated by Reverend W.W. Charlton. The memorial …
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Middlesbrough Railway Station
- Overview About Middlesbrough Station Map Street View "On the 1st of December, 1877, the large fine station at Middlesbrough, which had been for some years in course of construction, was …
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Bewick House, Bewick Street
- Overview Map Street View Thomas Bewick House on Bewick Street in Newcastle was originally built in 1884 by Austin and Johnson, as offices for the Tyne Improvement Commission. In 911, three additional …
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Church of the Holy Trinity, Seghill
- Overview Map Street View Holy Trinity Church is located off Mares Close, to the west of Seghill, and near Seaton Delaval. The church was built in 1849, designed by John …
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Bridge over Wreigh Burn, Thropton
- Overview Map Street View The stone hump-backed bridge over the Wreigh Burn at Thropton was built in 1810. It was built by George Robson, a local Catholic landowner, at a …
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Farmhouse, Buckton
- Overview Map Street View The farmhouse at Buckton in Northumberland dates from the mid 18th century, located near the site of an earlier Medieval settlement. The farmhouse was refaced and …
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Leven Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Leven Bridge carries the A1044 road over the River Leven, near High Leven and Ingleby Barwick. The bridge was built in the early 19th Century and …
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Former Fox and Hounds Inn
- The former Fox and Hounds Inn in Whitley Chapel dates from the 18th century and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.[1] It is now a private …
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War Memorial, Shiremoor
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial in Shiremoor is located off Emmerson Place. The memorial is a statue of a Northumberland Fusilier resting on reversed rifle, on tall column.[1] …
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Christ Church
- Overview About Christ Church Map Street View Christ Church, North Shields, Tyne and Wear, England is an Anglican church in the parish of North Shields Christ Church, diocese of …
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West Edington Farmhouse
- Overview Map Street View The farmhouse at West Edington in Northumberland was built in the early 19th century and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.[1] …
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United Reformed Church, Kielder
- The United Reformed Church in Kielder, Northumberland, was built in 1874, originally as a Presbyterian Church. The Romanesque style stone church was designed by F.R. Wilson.[1] The church is Grade …
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Bellingham Bridge
- The stone bridge over the River North Tyne at Bellingham was built in 1834 by John Green.[1] The bridge is a Grade II listed structure.
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Church of St Oswald
- Overview Map Street View St. Oswald's Church in Bellingham was built in 1839 by Ignatius Bonomi. The church is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
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All Saints Church, Gosforth
- Overview Map Street View All Saints Church is located on West Avenue in Gosforth. The Gothic Revival style parish church was designed by Robert J. Johnson and concecrated on the …
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Customs House
- Overview About the Customs House Map Street View The Customs House in Mill Dam, South Shields, was built from 1863 to 1864, by T.H. Clemence, architect and borough engineer. The …
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Ladykirk and Norham Bridge
- Overview About Ladykirk and Norham Bridge Map Street View Ladykirk and Norham Bridge is a stone arched bridge crossing the River Tweed, connecting Norham in Northumberland, England, with Ladykirk in …
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Drinking fountain
- There is a drinking fountain besides the B6343 road through Mitford. It was built in 1877 and it's round-headed stone arch encloses a carving of dragon's head impaled on sword, inscribed …
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Foss Bridge
- Foss Bridge is a mid 18th century stone bridge over the River Wansbeck at Mitford, near Mitford Castle (sometimes caled "Wansbeck Bridge"). The bridge is Grade II listed on the National …
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Tocketts
- The manor of Tocketts is recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086, in which it was named as Tosceton. Tocketts Mill, fields, woodland and the valley of Tocketts Beck were purchased by …
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Saltwell Towers
- Saltwell Towers was built in 1862 by William Wailes a renound stained glass manufacturer. The Victorian mansion was bulit in a Gothic Revivalist style and is now the Saltwell Park Visitors Centre …
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Church of the Divine Unity, Ellison Place
- Overview Map Street View The former Church of the Divine Unity is located on Ellison Place, Newcastle. The Unitarian church and attached meeting room (Durant Hall) was built 1938-1940. The …
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Church of St Mary, Windermere
- Overview Map Street View St Mary's Church is located on Church Street on the north side of Windermere. It was originally constructed as a chapel of ease in 1848, but …
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Church of St. Cuthbert, Parsonby
- Overview Map St Cuthbert's Church is the Parish Church of Plumbland in Cumbria, located between the villages of Parsonby and Arkleby. St Cuthbert's was built in 1871 by J.A. Cory, incorporating the …
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Plumbland CofE Primary School
- Overview Map Street View Plumbland Church of England Primary School is located in Parsonby in the parish of Plumbland in Cumbria, near St Cuthbert's Church. The school has roughly 50 …
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Warwick Bridge (bridge)
- Bridge over the River Eden at Warwick Bridge, Cumbria.
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Great Corby School
- Great Corby School is a primary school in Great Corby in Cumbria. The school has roughly 90 pupils aged 3 to 11 years old. The school has a history going …
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Washington and Barmston War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The Washington and Barmston War Memorial is located on the Village Green in Washington, Tyne & Wear. The pond on the Village Green was filled and …
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Rickerby House
- Rickerby House was built c.1835 for George Head Head (c.1795 - 1876), banker, mine owner and High Sheriff of Cumberland. Landscaped gardens were laid out around the house. In 1922 much …
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Rickerby Park Tower
- A folly, and possibly a dovecote built c.1835, for George Head Head, in the grounds of Rickerby House.[1] The tower is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for …
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Rickerby Park
- Overview About Rickerby Park Map Street View Rickerby Park is a public open space in Carlisle, Cumbria on the banks of the River Eden. The parkland is dotted with …
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Hearse House and King's Oven
- Overview Map Street View The churchyard wall and hearse house at St Andrew's Church in Corbridge were built in the 18th century, incorporating stone from earlier structures. Adjacent to the hearse …
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Lych Gate and War Memorial, St Andrew's
- Overview Map Street View The stone Lych Gate at St Andrew's Church, Corbridge, was built as a memorial iin commemoration of 108 local servicemen who lost their lives in the …
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Moore Memorial Fountain
- Overview Map Street View The Moore Memorial is an iconic feature of Wigton, built on the site of an earlier market cross. It is inscribed: "THIS MEMORIAL WAS ERECTED BY …
