Hendon, Sunderland


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St-Pauls-Hendon
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West Hendon House 1867
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W Corben, Hendon, HMS Cressy, lost at sea
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Sunderland South Docks June 1969
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Port Perspective....Arrival
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'Home is the fisherman .......Home from the sea'
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Hudson Dock North ...A Bridge Too Far?
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Safely Anchored
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Gladstone Bridge... Hudson Dock
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from Newcastle libraries (flickr)
044309:Freemason Sunderland unknown 1905
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Above Hendon Beach, Sunderland
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Phoenix Lodge, Sunderland
- Overview About Phoenix Lodge Map Street View Freemasons' Hall located on Queen Street East, Sunderland. The hall was built in 1785, designed by John Bonner, to replace an earlier lodge ...
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Hendon, Sunderland
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Sunderland coast: Hendon
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The Old Orphanage
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Trafalgar Square, Sunderland
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Trafalgar Square, Sunderland
- 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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Maritime Building
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