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Historic Buildings and Monuments in Newcastle


This page includes historic buildings, monuments, parks and sites in the City of Newcastle upon Tyne. It has a searchable list, followed by Photos with links to more detailed information on specific buildings. The list has been compiled from two sources: a) Listed buildings and scheduled monuments, from the National Heritage List for England[1]. b) the Local List of buildings of Local Architectural or Historic Interest ('Local List') from Newcastle City Council.[2 Jump to Photos.

Structure List No. Grade Built~ Ward~ Note
Coal workings at Dewley Pits, 650m south west of Black Callerton 1016194 n/a C18th   Scheduled Monument
Grand Hotel, Barras Bridge n/a Local 1902 Westgate City Centre, Barras Bridge
Sacred Heart Church 1391786 II 1865 North Gosforth North Gosforth
Nos. 1 -6, Trafalgar Street n/a Local   Ouseburn City Centre. Former entrance to Manors Railway Station
No. 127, Kenton Road n/a Local   Kenton Kenton. Kenton Road. House, originally called 'The Turrets')
Nos. 136 - 178, Shield's Road  n/a Local 1921 South Heaton Byker. Built as a department store.
Former Cooperative Warehouse, 14 - 18, Stowell Street n/a Local 1908 Westgate City Centre, Stowell Street
Nos. 20 -22, Pudding Chare n/a Local 1897 Westgate City Centre, Pudding Chare
Nos. 27 - 29, Fenkle Street n/a Local C19th Westgate City Centre, Fenkle Street
No. 27, Moor Road South n/a Local C20th East Gosforth Gosforth
No. 28, Bigg Market n/a Local C20th Westgate City Centre, Bigg Market
Nos. 283 - 287, Shield's Road n/a Local 1910 South Heaton Byker
Nos. 299-307, Westgate Road n/a Local C19th Westgate Elswick
Nos. 38-46, Stowell Street n/a Local 1824 Westgate City Centre, Stowell Street
Nos. 39-43, Groat Market n/a Local C18th Westgate City Centre, Groat Market
Nos. 4-6, High Bridge n/a Local C18th Westgate City Centre
Nos. 64 - 66, Grainger Street n/a Local C19th Westgate City Centre
Nos. 73 - 75, Grainger Street n/a Local 1870 Westgate City Centre
Nos. 91 - 93, Westgate Road n/a Local c.1900 Westgate City Centre, Westgate Road
Aero Club, Newcastle Airport n/a Local 1930s Woolsington Woolsington. The original terminal building. art deco style.
Allan House, City Road n/a Local C19th Ouseburn  
All Saint's Cemetery, Jesmond n/a Local 1855 South Jesmond Jesmond, Jesmond Road
All Saint's Cemetery, Akenside Hill n/a Local C18th Ouseburn City Centre, All Saints Church
Anderson Jones, Shield's Road n/a Local   South Heaton Byker. Jewler's shop
Ashbourne, Glastonbury Grove n/a Local   North Jesmond Jesmond. House
Ashburton Cemetery (RC), Wolsingham Road n/a Local   West Gosforth Gosforth
Ballast Hills, Ford Street n/a Local C17th South Heaton Byker. non-conformist burial ground.
Bandstand, Leazes Park n/a Local 2003 Westgate City Centre, Leazes Park. Faithful reconstruction of C19th bandstand.
Western Lodge, Leazes Park n/a Local   Westgate City Centre, Leazes Park
Beavans, Shields Road n/a Local C20th South Heaton Byker
Belle Grove Pub n/a Local 1875 Wingrove Spital Tongues, Belle Grove Terrace
Belle Grove Terrace n/a Local C19th Wingrove Spital Tongues
Bentinck Crescent, Elswick n/a Local C19th Elswick Elsewick
Benwell Dene/Hodgkin Park n/a Local 1899 Scotswood and Benwell Benwell
Benwell Library (former library) n/a Local 1908 Benwell and Scotswood Benwell, Atkinson Road
Benwell Nature Park n/a Local 1982 Benwell and Scotswood Benwell, Atkinson Road
Big Yellow Crane, Duco Works n/a Local C20th Walker Walker, Nelson Road
Birdcage Walk in Nunsmoor Park n/a Local   Wingrove Fenham
Blackie Boy PH, Groat Market n/a Local C18th Westgate City Centre, Groat Market. Remodelled in 1926
Blakelaw Bunker n/a Local C20th Blakelaw Blakelaw, Moulton Court. WW2
Buildings at front of Newcastle General Hospital (former workhouse) n/a Local 1840 Wingrove Fenham. Westgate Road / Brighton Grove
Blenheim House & Sinclair Building, 145-147, Westgate Road n/a Local 1919 Westgate City Centre
Blue House, Great North Road n/a Local C19th West Gosforth  Gosforth
Boatman's Hut, Leazes Park n/a Local   Westgate City Centre, Leazes Park
Branding Villa Hotel, Haddricks Mill Road n/a Local 1903 East Gosforth  Gosforth
Brandling Park n/a Local C19th South Jesmond Jesmond
Bridge over Cradlewell Bypass n/a Local   North Heaton Heaton, Benton Bank
Burma Campaigns War Memorial n/a Local 1991 South Jesmond City Centre, St Mary's Place / Barras Bridge
Byker Road Bridge n/a Local 1878 Ouseburn Byker
King Edward Railway Bridge 1242100 II 1906 Westgate Quayside
Benwell Waterworks Chimney 1186128 II   Benwell and Scotswood  
Biscuit Factory, Stoddart Street n/a Local C19th Ouseburn Shieldfield
Cassie Building, Newcastle University n/a Local 1955 Westgate City Centre, Claremont Road
Cattle run in Armstrong Park n/a Local C19th South Jesmond Heaton, Armstrong Park
Central Buildings, 7-9, Bigg Market n/a Local 1897 Westgate City Centre, Bigg Market
Chamber's Memorial, Christ Church Churchyard n/a Local 1869 Walker Walker
Chillingham Road Primary School n/a Local 1893 South Heaton Heaton
Church High School/Church High Junior School, Jesmond n/a Local 1889 South Jesmond Jesmond, Tankerville Terrace
Churchyard of St. Ann, City Road n/a Local   Ouseburn City Centre
City House, 1 -3, City Road n/a Local C19th Ouseburn City Centre
Civic Centre / St. Thomas' Grounds, Barras Bridge n/a Local   South Jesmond City Centre
Clarendon House, Clayton Street West n/a Local c.1896 Westgate City Centre
Collingwood Arms Public House, Brandling Village n/a Local 1836 South Jesmond  Jesmond, Brandling Village
Colvill Memorial Fountain, Great North Road n/a Local 1889 North Jesmond  Jesmond
Cradlewell, Jesmond Road n/a Local 1904 South Jesmond  Jesmond. On the site of earlier pub of 1833.
Cragside Primary School n/a Local 1937 Dene High Heaton, Cleveland Gardens
Cross House, Westgate Road n/a Local 1911 Westgate City Centre
Crosslings, Coast Road n/a Local 1930s North Heaton  Heaton
Cumberland Arms, Back Stephen Street n/a Local 1899 Ouseburn Byker / Ouseburn Valley
Dog Leap Stair, Side n/a Local   Westgate City Centre stairs from Castle Garth to Side
Granville Court, Fernwood Road / Granville Road n/a Local C20th South Jesmond  Jesmond
Groat House, Groat Market n/a Local 1889 Westgate City Centre
Hanging Gardens, Close n/a Local c.1993 Westgate City Centre
Hanover Street Road Surface (cobbles) n/a Local   Westgate City Centre
Hanover Street, City Centre, (North side excluding Coppersmiths workshop)  n/a Local 1840s Westgate City Centre
Harrogate House Pub n/a Local 1897 Ouseburn Shieldfield, Gosforth Street
Hawthorn House, Forth Banks n/a Local C19th Westgate City Centre
Haymarket Metro Station n/a Local   Westgate City Centre
Heaton Adult Education Centre and Heaton Community Centre n/a Local C19th South Heaton Heaton, Warton and Tosson Terraces
East Lodge, Gosforth Park n/a Local C19th Parklands Gosforth Park
Edward VIII period post box, Chester Crescent/Sandyford Road n/a Local 1936 Ouseburn Sandyford
Electricity Sub Station, Haddricks Mill roundabout n/a Local   Dene Gosforth
Elim Pentacostal Church, Heaton Road n/a Local 1882 South Heaton  Byker
Elswick Library n/a Local 1896 Elswick Elswick, Elswick Road
Exhibition Park n/a Local 1887 Wingrove City Centre, Claremont Road
Fenwick Close, Jesmond n/a Local   North Jesmond  Jesmond
Fleming memorial Patients Shelter, Great North Road/Clayton Road n/a Local 1928 South Jesmond  Jesmond
Former Abbotsford Memorial Orphanage / Princess Mary Maternity Hospital n/a Local C19th South Jesmond Jesmond, Burdon Terrace
Former Alfred Wilson House n/a Local 1933 Westgate City Centre, Waterloo Street
Former Brewery stables, St Thomas Street n/a Local   Westgate City Centre
Former Charlton's Bond, Waterloo Street n/a Local 1885 Westgate City Centre
Former Co-op Buildings, Heaton Road/Cardigan Terrace n/a Local 1892 Ouseburn Heaton
Former Jesmond Synagogue (Central New High School for Girls) n/a Local 1915 South Jesmond  Jesmond, Eskdale Terrace
Former Malings pottery - clock tower building n/a Local 1879 Byker Walker, Walker Road
Former Malings Pottery - main buildings n/a Local 1878 Byker Walker, Walker Road
Former Mission House, City Road n/a Local 1869 Ouseburn Ouseburn
Former National Provincial Bank, Shield's Road n/a Local 1904 South Heaton Byker
Former Ringtons Tea Warehouse, Algernon Road n/a Local   South Heaton Byker
Former Rye Hill Hospital n/a Local   Elswick Elswick, Rye Hill
Former Sun Ray Clinic, Brinkburn Street n/a Local 1930s Byker Byker
Former Territorial Army Building, Sandyford Road n/a Local   South Jesmond Sandyford
Former TSB Bank, Shield's Road n/a Local 1904 South Heaton  Byker
Formerly "Wilks Furniture" now "Ethel Austin", Corner of Shields Road and Flora Street n/a Local   South Heaton Byker
Galen House, Low Friar Street n/a Local 1901 Westgate City Centre, Low Friar Street
Gasometer, Rear of Greenford Road/Windmill Road n/a Local   Walker Walker
Gate Piers to Exhibition Park n/a Local   Westgate City Centre
Gates, Piers and Walls to Heaton Park, Heaton Park View n/a Local   Ouseburn Heaton
Gates, Piers and Walls to Heaton Park, Heaton Road n/a Local   Ouseburn Heaton
Glasshouse Bridge n/a Local 1878 Byker Ouseburn
Glasswork Flues, Cut Bank n/a Local C19th Byker Ouseburn
Gosforth Central Park n/a Local 1932 East Gosforth Gosforth
Gosforth Hotel n/a Local 1878 West Gosforth  Gosforth, High Street
Gosforth Memorial Clinic n/a Local 1924 East Gosforth  Gosforth, Church Road
Gosforth Park n/a Local   Parklands North Gosforth
Gosforth Squash Club and Moor Court n/a Local   West Gosforth  Gosforth. Art deco style.
Heaton Baptist Church n/a Local 1904 South Heaton Heaton, Heaton Road
Heaton Cemetery n/a Local C19th North Heaton Heaton, Benton Road
Heaton Methodist Church and Church Hall n/a Local 1902 North Heaton  Heaton, Heaton Road
Heaton Spinney, Newton Road/Place n/a Local   North Heaton  Heaton
Henshelwood Terrace n/a Local   North Jesmond  Jesmond. cobbled road
Holy Cross Church, Fenham n/a Local 1936 Fenham Fenham
HSBC Bank, 112-116, Grey Street n/a Local C19th Westgate City Centre. Former Victoria music Hall
Huntsmoor House n/a Local C20th Wingrove Spital Tongues, Hunters Road.
Jesmond Vale House n/a Local 1967 South Jesmond  Jesmond
Jesmond Vale n/a Local C19th South Jesmond  Jesmond. Southern extension of Jesmond Dene.
Jewish Section of Elswick Cemetery n/a Local 1830s Elswick Elswick
Kenton Lodge School n/a Local   West Gosforth  Kenton, Kenton Road
King John's Well, Armstrong Park n/a Local C19th South Jesmond Heaton
Laing Memorial Fountain, Great North Road n/a Local 1895 North Jesmond  Jesmond
Lemington Hotel n/a Local 1897 Lemington Lemington, Lemington Road
Lemington Power Station n/a Local 1903 Lemington Lemington, Lemington Road
Lime Street Chimney n/a Local   Ouseburn Ouseburn
Lloyds TSB Bank, 165-167, Shield's Road n/a Local 1904 South Heaton Byker
North East Lodge in Paddy Freeman's Park n/a Local 1883 Dene Heaton
Lodge in Heaton Cemetery n/a Local 1890 North Heaton Heaton, Benton Road
North Lodge in Jesmond Dene n/a Local 1898 Dene Jesmond
Long Stair, The Close n/a Local C16th Westgate City Centre
Maceys Bar, 31, Groat Market n/a Local C18th Westgate City Centre
Mansion House, Fernwood Road n/a Local 1880 South Jesmond Jesmond
Marlborough House n/a Local c.1840 Westgate City Centre
Maternity and child welfare centre gates/war memorial, n/a Local C20th East Gosforth Gosforth, Church Road
Maynard Toffee Factory Chimney n/a Local   Ouseburn Ouseburn, Ouse Street / Lower Steenbergs Yard
Methodist Church, St. George's Terrace n/a Local   North Jesmond  Jesmond
Millfield House, Jesmond Dene n/a Local C18th North Heaton Jesmond
Millstone Public House n/a Local 1900 East Gosforth Gosforth
Model Boat Pavilion in Paddy Freemans Park n/a Local   Dean Heaton
Model Yacht Pavilion in Exhibition Park n/a Local   Wingrove City Centre
Moffat Pavilion, Leazes Park n/a Local   Westgate City Centre
Montagu Court n/a Local 1970 West Gosforth Gosforth, Montagu Avenue
Newburn Bridge  n/a Local 1893 Newburn Newburn
Newcastle Arms Public House, St Andrew's Street n/a Local 1903 Westgate City Centre
Newcastle Breweries office, Bath Lane n/a Local 1953 Westgate City Centre
Newcastle University Quadrangle n/a Local 1949 Westgate City Centre
No 12, Northumberland Street n/a Local   Westgate City Centre
North Chapel in Heaton Cemetery n/a Local C19th North Heaton Heaton, Benton Road,
Northumberland Lead Works Remains, Lime Street n/a Local c.1871 Ouseburn Ouseburn
Nunsmoor Park n/a Local 1887 Fenham Fenham
Nursing Home, Newburn High Street n/a Local   Newburn Newburn
Old Eldon Square n/a Local 1831 Westgate City Centre, off Blackett Street
Old Nurses Home, Westgate Road n/a Local 1920s Elswick Fenham
Osborne Court, Jesmond n/a Local   South Jesmond Jesmond, Osbourne Avenue
Ouseburn Metro Bridge (aka Byker Viaduct) n/a Local 1979 South Heaton Byker
Plate Stacks (sculpture) n/a Local   Ouseburn Ouseburn, Stepney Bank
Paddy Freemans/Castle Farm n/a Local   Dean Heaton
Pandongate House, 5, City Road n/a Local   Ouseburn City Centre
Pape's Building, Pink Lane n/a Local 1893 Westgate City Centre
Park Education Centre, Leazes Park n/a Local   Westgate City Centre
Percy Street West, 101,103,107-111 n/a Local C19th Westgate City Centre
Percy Street West, 11,13 - 21, n/a Local   Westgate City Centre
Percy Street West, 79, 83-85, 87-89, 91, 93-95 n/a Local C19th Westgate City Centre
Picnic Field Shelters near Old Mill, Jesmond Dene n/a Local   East Gosforth Jesmond
No. 2 Pigeon Crees, Both sides of Lime Street n/a Local   Ouseburn Ouseburn
Post Office, Heaton Road n/a Local 1904 South Heaton Byker
Primrose Cottage, Stamfordham Road  n/a Local C19th Woolsington Westerhope
Public Lavatories, Bigg Market n/a Local 1898 Westgate City Centre
Punch Bowl, Jesmond Road n/a Local 1870s South Jesmond  Jesmond
Quay Wall, Ouseburn Quayside n/a Local   Ouseburn Ouseburn
Queen's Arms (former pub) n/a Local 1855 Ouseburn Shieldfield, Simpson Terrace. Now flats.
Rafferty's Bar, 29-31, Pink Lane n/a Local   Westgate City Centre
Railway Bridge, Mitchell Street n/a Local   Walker Walker. Now a cycle way
Railway Pub, Benfield Road/Shields Road n/a Local 1936 Walker Walker
Railway Terraces, Ebor,Cleghorn & Richardson Street n/a Local   South Heaton Heaton
Ravenswood Primary School n/a Local   North Heaton  Heaton, Ravenswood Terrace
Retaining Wall, Amethyst Road n/a Local C19th Elswick Elswick. Part of Armstrong's Elswick Works.
Richardson Road Lodge, Leazes Park n/a Local   Westgate City Centre
Ridley Villas, 91, New Bridge Street n/a Local   Ouseburn Shieldfield
Rose and Crown Public House, Newgate Street n/a Local c.1914 Westgate City Centre
Rosie's Bar Public House, Stowell Street n/a Local 1890 Westgate City Centre
Royal Court Yard, 11-15, Bigg Market n/a Local C19th Westgate City Centre
Royal George Hotel, Fisher Street n/a Local   Walkergate Walker
Royal Grammar School, Jesmond n/a Local   South Jesmond  Jesmond
Sachin's Restaurant, Forth Banks n/a Local   Westgate City Centre
Northern Counties School, Tankerville Terrace n/a Local 1861 South Jesmond  Jesmond
Scotswood Natural Community Garden n/a Local   Benwell and Scotswood Scotswood, Whickham View
Scotswood, Wylam and Newburn Railway Bridge n/a Local 1876 Newburn Newburn
Shieldfield House n/a Local   Ouseburn Shieldfield
Shilling House, 342, West Road n/a Local 1925 Fenham Fenham
Ship Inn, Stepney Bank n/a Local 1878 Ouseburn Ouseburn
Shipley Baths, Byker n/a Local   Byker Byker
Shoe Tree, Armstrong Park n/a Local C20th Ouseburn Heaton
South elevation of Siemen's Building, Shield's Road n/a Local   South Heaton  Walker
Slipway running from 26 Lime Street to River n/a Local   Ouseburn Ouseburn
Slipway running from 'Cluny' to River n/a Local   Ouseburn Ouseburn
South Chapel in Heaton Cemetery n/a Local   North Heaton Heaton, Benton Road
Spillers Tyne Mill n/a Local 1938 Byker Byker, St. Lawrence Road
Springbank Pavilion, Leazes Park n/a Local   Westgate City Centre
St Andrews Churchyard, Newgate Street n/a Local   Westgate City Centre
Church of St Augustine of Hippo n/a Local 1892 Wingrove Fenham,  Brighton Grove
St Cuthbert's House, West Road n/a Local C19th Scotswood & Benwell  Benwell
St Gabriel's Church Vicarage, 9 Holderness Road n/a Local   North Heaton Heaton
St James & St Basil's Church Gardens n/a Local   Blakelaw Fenham, Fenham Hall Drive
St James's Park Pitch n/a Local 1880 Westgate City Centre
St John's Church, Whorlton n/a Local C19th Westerhope Whorlton
St. Andrews Cemetery Chapels, Jesmond n/a Local C19th North Jesmond  Jesmond
St. Francis Church, Heaton n/a Local 1953 Dean Heaton, Cleveland Gardens
St. Joseph's Church, Benwell n/a Local 1931 Scotswood & Benwell  Benwell, Armstrong Road
St. Nicholas Cemetery Chapels, Fenham n/a Local c.1857 Wingrove Fenham
St. Nicholas Churchyard n/a Local 1170 East Gosforth Gosforth. Church Road.
St. Teresa's RC Church, Heaton n/a Local 1972 Ouseburn

Heaton. Heaton Road.

Stage Door Nightclub, Stowell Street n/a Local 1820s Westgate

City Centre. Former row of townhouses.

Stephenson Building, Newcastle University n/a Local 1952 Westgate

City Centre. Claremont Road.

Stephenson Halls of Residence, Northumbria University n/a Local   Ouseburn

Shieldfield. Stoddart Street.

Stepney Bank Stables n/a Local 1897 Ouseburn

Ouseburn

Summerhill Square n/a Local c.1820 Westgate

Summerhill, off Westgate Road

Terraces - group, Eslington / Kingsland / Haldane Terraces & adjoining section of Clayton Road n/a Local 1912 South Jesmond

Jesmond. Ats & Craft style

The Bodega Public House n/a Local 1870s Westgate

City Centre, Westgate Road

The Conservatory, Royal Victoria Infirmary n/a Local 1907 Westgate

City Centre, Queen Victoria Road

The County Pub, Walker Road n/a Local 1893 Walker

Walker

The Flats / The Square, Gibson Street, Blagdon Street, City Road, Greenville Terrace. n/a Local   Ouseburn

City Centre

The Forth public house n/a Local C19th Westgate

City Centre.  Pink Lane.

The People's Theatre, Benton Bank n/a Local 1936 Noth Heaton

Heaton

The Studio, back St. Thomas' Crescent n/a Local C19th Westgate

City Centre

The Town Moor n/a Local C12th Wingrove

City Centre

The Trap, Kenton Road/Carfield Road n/a Local 1868 Fawdon

Gosforth

The Tyne, Maling Street n/a Local 1895 Byker

Ouseburn

Thornton Street Old Jewish Cemetery, Waterloo Chambers n/a Local 1835 Westgate

City Centre

Throckley Coke Ovens, Newburn Country Park n/a Local 1869 Newburn

Throckley

Tilleys Public House, Westgate Road n/a Local C19th Westgate

City Centre

Trent House Pub, 17, St Thomas Street n/a Local C19th Westgate

City Centre

Tunnels, Jesmond Dene Road n/a Local C19th North Jesmond 

Jesmond

Turner's Building, 7 - 13, Pink Lane n/a Local 1885 Westgate

City Centre

Two Large Houses below Wordsworth House, North of Clayton Road East n/a Local   South Jesmond 

Jesmond

Tyne iron works, Lemington Road n/a Local 1797 Lemington 

Lemington 

Tyne Waterfront, Elswick, William Armstrong Drive, Amethyst Road, Skinnerburn Road n/a Local   Elswick

Elswick

Unlisted Bridges in Jesmond Dene n/a Local C19th Dene, East Gosforth, North Jesmond

Jesmond Dene

Victoria Library, Heaton Park Road n/a Local 1898 Ouseburn

Heaton

Walker Library, Welbeck Road n/a Local 1908 Walker

Walker

Walker Park War Memorial n/a Local   Walker

Walker

Walled Garden, High Gosforth Park n/a Local   Parklands

Gosforth. North of Gosforth Park Hotel

War Memorial, Scrogg Road n/a Local   Walker

Walker

War Memorial, St Andrews Cemetery n/a Local   North Jesmond 

Jesmond

West Denton Hall (St Vincent's Home) n/a Local   Lemington

West Denton

West Jesmond Cinema n/a Local 1921 North Jesmond 

Jesmond Demolished 2009

Wilders Public House, Carliol Square n/a Local   Westgate

City Centre

Wilson's Court, Pudding Chare n/a Local   Westgate

City Centre

Wincomblee Workshops, White Street. *Demolished 2014* n/a Local 1915 Walker

Walker

WW2 Bellman Hanger, Newcastle Airport n/a Local   Woolsington

Newcastle Airport

Wylam Waggonway Bridge n/a Local 1748 Newburn

Newburn. Station Road.

Ye Olde Jockey Public House, Gosforth High Street n/a Local C19th East Gosforth

Gosforth

Church of St James 1024959 II 1833 Benwell and Scotswood Benwell. Atkinson Road / Benwell Lane
Drinking Fountain East of Church of St James 1024882 II 1902 Benwell and Scotswood Benwell
Former Lodge to Benwell Towers 1024957 II   Benwell and Scotswood  
Former Whickham View Schools 1024807 II   Benwell and Scotswood  
Gate Piers to the Mitre Public House 1024956 II   Benwell and Scotswood  
Grainger Tomb About 15 Metres West of Church of St James 1319893 II   Benwell and Scotswood  
Lodge to Benwell Waterworks 1024949 II   Benwell and Scotswood  
Lodge to Victoria School for the Blind 1116529 II   Benwell and Scotswood  
Piers and Gates East of Former Whickham View Schools 1024808 II   Benwell and Scotswood  
Piers, Walls and Gates and Railings West of Former Whickham View Schools 1355294 II   Benwell and Scotswood  
Roman Turret Opposite Number 800, Bishops House (Denton Hall) with Section of Hadrian's Wall 1355307  I Roman Benwell and Scotswood Denton
Royal Victoria School for the Blind 1024958 II 1865 Benwell and Scotswood Benwell Lane. Hodgkin House
Scotswood War Memorial 1439949 II   Benwell and Scotswood  
The Mitre Public House 1186255 II 1831 Benwell and Scotswood Former Benwell Towers (house)
Thorntree Farmhouse 1024726 II c.1790 Benwell and Scotswood West Road. Now Solomons Resturant.
Wellburn House 1116524 II   Benwell and Scotswood  
Branch Library 1115497 II 1938 Blakelaw Fenham, Fenham Hall Drive
Hall of Church of St James and St Basil 1024711 II   Blakelaw  
Piers About 100 Metres East of Junctions with Moorside North and Moorside South 1024895 II   Blakelaw  
Vicarage of Church of St James and St Basil 1355319 II   Blakelaw  
Brunswick Village War Memorial 1433742 II 1921 Brunswick Darrell Street,
North East Mason Farmhouse and Farm Building Attached to East 1024963 II   Brunswick  
Shelter Shed and Barn to West of North East Mason Farmhouse 1355214 II   Brunswick  
Nos. 1, 2 and 3 and Attached Ramps 1392123  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1, 2 and 3, Grace Street 1392172  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1, 2 and 3, with Attached Fences, Kerbs and Seating 1392176  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1,2 and 3, with Attached Walls and Fences, and Electric Substation to Rear of No. 1 1392175  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1,3 and 5 and Attached Fences 1392173  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-11 and Attached Garden Walls 1392127  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-11 with Kerbs to Front and Fences to Rear 1392178  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-11, Priory Place 1392118  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-115, with Attached Fences, Steps and Timber Heating Ducts 1392162  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-12, with Attached Walls and Fences, Finchale Terrace 1392144  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-12, with Attached Walls, Fences and Pergolas 1392166  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-13 with Attached Steps and Fences 1392129  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-13, Shipley Place 1392113  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-14, Priory Green 1392115  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-15 with Attached Garden Fences 1392139  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-17 (Odd) and 2-30 (Even), with Attached Walls, Fences, Pergola and Steps 1392170  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-17 and Attached Fences and Curbs 1392114  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-17 with Attached Walls,steps and Entry Walkway 1392141  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-18 with Attached Garden Fences 1392143  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-20 the Brow with Attached Fences and Bin Stores 1392146  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-20, with Car Porch and Attached Timber Fences 1392142  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-25, Kendal Street 1392122  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-35 Including Attached Walls, Fences and Gates 1392111  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-37 Clive Place 1392112  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-39 Mount Pleasant House and Attached Walls and Fences 1392167  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-42 Headlam Green, Including Chirton House, Bowling Green Pavilion, Garages, Entrance Gates, Retain 1392182  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-7 (Odd) and 2-8 (Even) with Attached Fences to the Rear 1392169  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-7 Thornborrow House with Fences to Rear 1392179  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-7, Brinkburn Place 1392124  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-7, Kendal Place 1392119  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-7, Raby Cross 1392136  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-8 and Attached Fences 1392140  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-89, Gordon Road 1392117  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-9, Brinkburn Lane 1392125  II*   Byker  
Nos. 10-14, Raby Cross 1392138  II*   Byker  
Nos. 12-18, Brock Street 1392134  II*   Byker  
Nos. 18-22 with Attached Fences and Garages to the Rear 1392174  II*   Byker  
Nos. 2,4 and 6, Brock Street 1392130  II*   Byker  
Nos. 2-38 with Retaining Walls 1392121  II*   Byker  
Nos. 2-46 and 62-92, Whickham Gardens 1392150  II*   Byker  
Nos. 2-64 with Attached Fences 1392161  II*   Byker  
Nos. 2-8, Raby Cross 1392137  II*   Byker  
Nos. 24-28, Dibley Street 1392133  II*   Byker  
Nos. 46 and 48 Raby Way and Attached Fences to Back 1392159  II*   Byker  
No. 61, Ayton Rise 1392148  II*   Byker  
Nos. 66-84, with Retaining Walls, Timber Fences and Steps to Front 1392165  II*   Byker  
Nos. 66-92, Raby Street 1392116  II*   Byker  
Avondale House with Attached Fences Walls and Steps 1392156  II*   Byker  
Byker Neighbourhood Estate Office 1392128  II* c.1899 Byker Former undertakers
Caretaker's House to Former Ouseburn Schools 1024899 II 1893 Byker Ford Street
Church of St Michael with St Lawrence 1024948 II 1863 Byker  
Education Committee Distribution Centre Office (Ouseburn Schools) 1024947  II* 1893 Byker Walker Road / Albion Row
Electricity Sub-Station 1392135  II*   Byker  
Fixed Seating and Tables, and Shelters No 3, with Attached Walls and Fences and Table and Seats Nos 1392190  II*   Byker  
Lychgate Infront of St Lawrence's School 1393440  II*   Byker  
No 1, with Attached Walls and Fences 1392189  II*   Byker  
No 6, Attached Walls, Steps, Seats, Table and Fences 1392191  II*   Byker  
No. 100, with Attached Fences to Rear 1392168  II*   Byker  
No. 32, with Attached Fence, Walls and Steps to Churchyard 1392171  II*   Byker  
No.1 -17, with Kerbs to Front and Attached Fences 1392177  II*   Byker  
Nos 1 and 2, St Lawrence Court, with Attached Fences and Seats 1392180  II*   Byker  
Nos 1-14 (Consec), With Attached Fences, Pergolas and Seats 1392183  II*   Byker  
Nos 1-14 With Attached Meeting Hall and Garages 1392126  II*   Byker  
Nos 1-17 (Consec), With Attached Walls, Fences, Seats and Pergolas 1392187  II*   Byker  
Nos 1-18 (Link Blocks) with Attached Garden Walls 1392120  II*   Byker  
Nos 1-33, With Attached Walls, Fences and Pergolas 1392181  II*   Byker  
Nos 1-75 Dunn Terrace, including Graham House, Wolseley House, The Cabin and YMCA Byker Neighbourhoo 1392611  II*   Byker  
Nos 1-9 (Odd) and Nos 2-10 (Even) with Attached Walls, Fences, Pergolas and Seats 1392188  II*   Byker  
Nos 11-25 (ODD), WITH STONE RETAINING WALL TO FRONT AND FENCES TO REAR 1392184  II*   Byker  
Nos 2-28 (EVEN), INCLUDING SHOP, PERGOLA AND FENCES 1392185  II*   Byker  
Nos 239-251 with Attached Steps, Walls and Fences 1392145  II*   Byker  
Nos 30-40 (EVEN), WITH RETAINING WALLS AND FENCES 1392186  II*   Byker  
Nos 52-72, and Attached Fences and Shed 1392158  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-14, with Attached Archway and Ramp, and Walls and Fences to Rear 1392153  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-15, and Attached Fences 1392152  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-23, and Attached Fences 1392151  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-27, with Attached Garden Fences and Retaining Brick Walls and Pergola 1392131  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-52, and Attached Walls, Seats, Fences, Pergolas and Steps 1392154  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-59, with Attached Walls and Fences 1392149  II*   Byker  
Nos. 1-63, with Attached Walls, Pergolas and Fences 1392164  II*   Byker  
Nos. 10-22, Including Fences 1392132  II*   Byker  
Nos. 14-50 (Even) with Attached Walls, Archway and Fences 1392147  II*   Byker  
Nos. 2-44, with Attached Wall, Pergola and Fences to Front and Rear, Including No.26a (Byker Photogr 1392160  II*   Byker  
Nos. 2-92, with Attached Walls, Fences and Steps 1392163  II*   Byker  
Nos. 39-79, with Attached Bin Stores and Sheds, and Walls and Fences to Rear 1392155  II*   Byker  
Nos. 85-105, with Attached Fences 1392157  II*   Byker  
Piers, Walls and Railings South of Former Ouseburn Schools 1355207 II   Byker  
Swimming Baths 1393439  II* 1907 Byker Old Shipley Baths - now Climb Newcastle
Tom Collins House 1392110  II* 1978 Byker Part of Btker Wall
Castle Farm Cottages 1024935 II   Dene  
Castle Farm Cottages Number 5 and Farm Building Attached 1319989 II   Dene  
Castle Farmhouse 1024934 II   Dene  
Farm Building West of Castle Farmhouse 1319985 II   Dene  
Forecourt Wall and Gates to Wills' Tobacco Factory 1355230 II   Dene  
Wills' Tobacco Factory 1115718 II 1950 Dene Now appartment's.
Church of St Matthew 1355215 II 1870 Dinnington  
Former School 1024965 II 1871 Dinnington  
Gingang on West Side of Farmbuildings at Seven Mile Farm 1237367 II   Dinnington  
Granary, Byres and Lofts to East of North Farmhouse 1024964 II   Dinnington  
Piers, Walls and Railings, East of Church of St Matthew and Former School 1024966 II   Dinnington  
Nos. 1 and 2, Roseworth Terrace 1355220 II   East Gosforth  
Nos. 23-33, the Grove 1185892 II   East Gosforth  
Nos. 32-36, High Street 1024971 II   East Gosforth  
Nos. 38-52, High Street 1024972 II   East Gosforth  
Nos. 7-21, the Grove 1355219 II   East Gosforth  
Boundary Mark in Wall at Junction with South Side of Moorfield 1024851 II   East Gosforth  
Church of St Nicholas 1355218 II 1799 East Gosforth South Gosforth, Church Road
Gosforth War Memorial Pillar 1437134 II   East Gosforth  
Jesmond Dene House 1024853 II 1822 East Gosforth By John Dobson
Main Dike Stone 1185873 II   East Gosforth  
Police Stables 1186735 II   East Gosforth  
Racquet Court 1024852 II   East Gosforth  
Roman Catholic Church of St Charles, attached presbytery and boundary wall to south and south west 1431012 II 1911 East Gosforth Church Road, Gosforth
Salters' Bridge (Tyne and Wear Bridge Number 077) 1299417  I C14th East Gosforth Scheduled Monument(1003527)
The County Hotel 1186001 II   East Gosforth  
Nos. 1-3, Bentinck Place 1299293 II   Elswick  
Nos. 80-88, Elswick Road 1355255 II   Elswick  
Chapels and Archway in St John's Cemetery 1024893 II   Elswick  
Church House and Dwarf Walls in Front 1024863 II   Elswick  
Church of St Michael and Presbytery Attached 1024743  II* 1891 Elswick Elswick. RC church.
Church of St Paul 1024846 II 1859 Elswick Elswick
Church of St Stephen 1355238 II 1868 Elswick Elswick. Former church, only the tower remains.
Clennell Family Tomb in Westgate Hill Cemetery 1338567 II   Elswick  
Conrad House and Western House 1024955 II   Elswick  
Graingerville South 1121908 II   Elswick  
Hospital of St Mary the Virgin Almshouses 1107920 II   Elswick  
Lodge to South East of Westgate Hill School, and Wall, Piers, Gateposts and Gates 1024737 II   Elswick  
Lodges to St John's Cemetery North Entrance 1115532 II   Elswick  
Mather Tomb in St John's Cemetery 1320365 II   Elswick  
Pendower Teacher's Centre 1024762 II 1870 Elswick Benwell
Piers and Walls in Front of Number 416a 1355332 II   Elswick  
Railings and Walls to South and East of Hospital of St Mary the Virgin Almshouses 1355288 II   Elswick  
St John's Cemetery North Entrance Gates, Piers, Walls and Railings 1024892 II   Elswick  
Temple of Antenociticus 1116382  I Roman Elswick Benwell
Walls, Gate Piers, Gates and Railngs Around Church and Presbytery of St Michael 1338571 II   Elswick  
Wyclif Baptist Church 1320375 II   Elswick  
Red House Farmhouse 1299478 II   Fawdon  
Bishop's House 1338212  I 1622 Fenham aka East Denton Hall
St Mary's Training College Administration Block and Chapel (Fenham Hall) 1320395  II* 1748 Fenham Fenham Hall
St Mary's Training College Lecture Room Block (Fenham Hall) 1024897  II*   Fenham  
Stable Range and Linking Wall to North of Pendower Teachers' Centre 1024763 II   Fenham  
Kenton Bunker at Former RAF Blakelaw 1390494 II   Kenton  
Town Moor Boundary Stone About One Metre North of Millmount 1106311 II   Kenton  
Church of Holy Saviour 1186082 II 1837 Lemington Scotswood Road
Church of St George (RC) 1186086 II 1869 Lemington Bells Close. Scotswood Road
Lemington Cone 1299389  II* 1787 Lemington Remining cone of Lemington Glass Works.
Lemington War Memorial 1438772 II 1921 Lemington Lemington Cemetery
Manager's House and Office of Former Iron Works 1355182 II   Lemington  
Parish Hall of Church of Holy Saviour 1024981 II   Lemington  
Presbytery Attached to Church of St George 1024943 II   Lemington  
Church of St Mary 1186066 II 1887 Newburn Throckley, Newburn Road
Church of St Michael and All Angels 1186036  I C11th? Newburn Newburn
Former Valve House 1024975 II c.1870 Newburn Throckley
Hawthorn Tomb About 25 Metres South of Church of St Michael and All Angels 1299396 II   Newburn  
Hedley Tombs About One Metre South of Church of St Michael and All Angels 1024974 II   Newburn  
Housing Department Area Offices 1186074 II   Newburn  
Lych Gate South of Church of St Michael and All Angels 1355183 II 1885 Newburn Newburn
Market Garden House 1355204 II   Newburn  
Milestone About 21 Metres East of Small Burn Conduit 1024976 II   Newburn  
Newburn Almshouses 1299402 II   Newburn  
Newburn House 1024978 II   Newburn  
Newburn Pumping Station 1186050 II 1855 Newburn Now The Keelman / Big Lamp Brewery
The Boathouse Public House 1024945 II   Newburn  
The Duke of Northumberland's House 1024977 II   Newburn  
Throckley War Memorial 1431167 II 1921 Newburn Throckley
Valve House West of Junction with Coach Road 1186057 II   Newburn  
Walbottle Hall, Numbers 4 and 5 Walbottle Hall Gardens, and Outbuildings 1024980 II   Newburn  
War Memorial 1024979 II 1922 Newburn Newburn
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel 1024944 II   Newburn  
Border Minstrel Public House to North West of Brandling House 1024715  II* 1757 North Gosforth By James Paine
Caretaker's Flat, Brandling House 1355322  II*   North Gosforth  
Entrance Gate Piers to Brandling House and Adjoining Park Walls 1355321 II   North Gosforth  
Entrance Lodge to Brandling House 1024714 II   North Gosforth  
Gate Piers and Stables North of Brandling House 1024716 II   North Gosforth  
Gosforth House, Now Brandling House, Part of High Gosforth Park Club 1121859  II* 1755 North Gosforth At Gosforth Race Course
Grandstand Attached to Brandling House 1121871 II   North Gosforth  
Ice House About 150 Metres East of North Lodge 1024713 II   North Gosforth  
North Gosforth Chapel (Ruins) 1355323  II* Medieval North Gosforth North Gosforth
North Lodge 1024712 II   North Gosforth  
Park House, North East of Brandling House 1121875 II   North Gosforth  
Church of St Gabriel and Hall Attached 1145873 II 1899 North Heaton Heaton, Heaton Road
Footbridge Crossing Ouseburn South of Red Walk 1186748 II c.1870 North Heaton Jesmond Dene
Old Hall Henderson Halls of Residence 1268409 II   North Heaton  
Akhurst School (Jesmond Cottage) and Gas Lamp at Door 1024845 II   North Jesmond  
Banqueting House with added gatehouse and other extensions 1024855 II 1862 North Jesmond Ruins. Jesmond Dene
Boundary Stone in Wall in Front of Number 7 1087036 II   North Jesmond  
Bridge to West of Jesmond Dene Mill 1186739 II c.1862 North Jesmond  
Chapel of St Mary 1325172  II* C12th North Jesmond Scheduled Monument(1018640) Ruins.
Church of St George 1024784  I 1888 North Jesmond Jesmond, Osbourne Road
Footbridge North East of Banqueting Hall 1024856 II c.1870 North Jesmond Jesmond Dene
Hall and School of Church of St George 1355280 II   North Jesmond  
Jesmond Branch Library 1323708 II 1963 North Jesmond Jesmond, St George's Terrace
Jesmond Church of St Hilda 1024758 II 1905 North Jesmond Jesmond, Thornleigh Road
Jesmond Dene Mill 1024854 II C19th North Jesmond Possibliy incorporates C18th water mill
La Sagesse School, Jesmond Towers 1024954  II* C19th North Jesmond Private mansion (former school).
St Mary's Well 1355270 II C17th North Jesmond Scheduled Monument(1018641). The Grove
Sunday School Attached to Church of St Hilda 1121525 II   North Jesmond  
The Lodge 1389144 II   North Jesmond  
Town Moor Boundary Stone Opposite Number 73 1145896 II   North Jesmond  
No. 13, Sandhill 1260195 II   Ouseburn  
No. 15, Sandhill 1255543 II   Ouseburn  
No. 17, Sandhill 1255542 II   Ouseburn  
Nos. 25 and 27, Quayside 1024797 II 1869 Ouseburn Quayside
No. 25, King Street 1024827 II   Ouseburn  
No. 29, Queen Street 1355286 II 1871 Ouseburn Quayside
No. 25b, Broad Chare 1024929 II   Ouseburn  
No. 31, Broad Chare 1319969 II   Ouseburn  
No. 33, Broad Chare 1024932 II   Ouseburn  
No. 63, Quayside 1355284 II C18th Ouseburn Quayside
No. 9, Stepney Lane 1024754 II   Ouseburn  
Accommodation Arch over Manor Chare, and Railway Viaduct Extending Westward to Pilgrim Street 1335849 II   Ouseburn  
Austin Friary Tower Attached to the John George Joicey Museum 1355203  II* C13th Ouseburn City Centre, behind Holy Jesus Hospital
Baltic Chambers 1024798 II c.1900 Ouseburn Quayside / Broad Chare
Bridge over Ouseburn (Crawford's Bridge) 1024785 II C18th Ouseburn Ouseburn
Christ Church and Hall Attached 1024748  II* 1861 Ouseburn Shieldfield, Simpson Terrace
Church of All Saints 1106329  I 1796 Ouseburn City Centre, Dog Bank
Church of St Ann 1355222  I 1768 Ouseburn City Centre, City Road
Church of St Dominic 1326644 II   Ouseburn  
Cluny Warehouse 1355264 II 1848 Ouseburn Ouseburn, Line Street
Cooperative Wholesale Society Warehouse 1107186 II   Ouseburn  
Corner Tower 1024903  I C14th Ouseburn City Centre, Town Walls. Scheduled Monument(1019810)
Coronation Buildings 1107182 II 1902 Ouseburn City CentreQuayside
Customs House 1325530  II* 1766 Ouseburn Quayside
Drinking Fountain and Statue of W.L. Blenkinsopp Coulson 1024850 II 1914 Ouseburn City Centre, City Road / Horatio Street
Exchange Buildings 1355283 II   Ouseburn  
Former Church of St Jude, Shieldfield 1024747 II 1891 Ouseburn Shieldfield
Former Tramways Power Station and Offices (CastleGate) 1271012 II 1901 Ouseburn City Centre, Melbourne Street
Former Trinity House 1024759 II   Ouseburn  
Gibson Street Baths 1355292 II 1907 Ouseburn City Centre, New Bridge Street
Heaton Windmill 1355262 II   Ouseburn  
Industrial Workers' Dwellings 1242024 II 1869 Ouseburn Garth Heads
Live Theatre Workshop 1116412 II   Ouseburn  
Love Lane Warehouses 1086999 II   Ouseburn  
Mercantile Building 1107209 II   Ouseburn  
Mill South of Former Flax Mill (Seven Stories) 1024834 II 1840 Ouseburn Ouseburn
Outbuilding to East of Former Trinity House Numbers 9 and 10 1121531 II   Ouseburn  
Pant in Front of the John George Joicey Museum 1116152 II   Ouseburn  
Piers North of Church of All Saints 1242112 II   Ouseburn  
Piers, Wall and Railings South of Church of All Saints 1355282 II   Ouseburn  
Princes Buildings 1107170 II c.1863 Ouseburn Queen Street / King Street
Priory of St Dominic 1024816 II 1887 Ouseburn Shieldfield, New Bridge Street
Sailors Bethel 1318881 II 1875 Ouseburn Ouseburn, Horatio Street
Sallyport or Wall Knoll Tower 1121526  I C14th Ouseburn City Centre, Town Walls. Scheduled Monument(1019811)
Salvation Army Men's Palace 1424948 II   Ouseburn  
Sinclair's Cooperage with Outbuildings to West 1024883 II   Ouseburn  
Holy Jesus Hospital 1116207  II* 1682 Ouseburn City Centre, City Road
The Keelmen's Hospital 1024902  II* 1701 Ouseburn City Centre, City Road
The Tyne Public House 1024839 II   Ouseburn  
The war memorial cross of St Cuthbert's Church, Newcastle upon Tyne 1439593 II   Ouseburn  
Trinity House, nos. 4-6 1024931  I C16th Ouseburn Storage building and offices
Trinity House, nos.16-18 1116390  II* 1787 Ouseburn Almshouses, now storage rooms
Trinity House Banqueting Hall and Board Room 1024930  I 1721 Ouseburn  
Trinity House Gate and Chapel 1116418  I C16th Ouseburn  
Trinity House Number 12 (School) and Wall and Railings Attached 1116373  II*   Ouseburn  
Trinity House Numbers 7 and 8 (Premises Occupied by Live Theatre) 1355237 II   Ouseburn  
Trinity Maritime Centre 1355236 II   Ouseburn  
Tyne Bridge (also known as New Tyne Bridge) 1248569  II* 1928 Ouseburn Quayside
Wall from Swing Bridge to Quayside Sheds, and Bollards on Top 1355285 II   Ouseburn Quayside
Warehouse to West of Warehouse Formerly Known As Baxter's 1024786 II   Ouseburn  
Wesley Memorial Fountain 1024799 II 1891 Ouseburn Quayside
Adam of Jesmond's Camera 1024826 II C13th South Heaton Heaton, Armstrong Park. Scheduled Monument(1016633)
Byker War Memorial 1434062 II   South Heaton  
Church of St Silas 1024914 II 1886 South Heaton Byker, Clifford Street
Ouseburn Viaduct with Accommodation Arch 1120788  II* 1839 South Heaton Ouseburn. By John & Benjamin Green
St Mark's Church House 1024723 II   South Heaton  
Nos. 1-5, Ellison Place 1320379 II c.1810 South Jesmond City Centre. aka Ellison Terrace
Nos. 14-20, Great North Road 1139042 II   South Jesmond  
No. 2, Jesmond Road 1355275 II   South Jesmond  
No. 21, Brandling Park 1355233 II   South Jesmond  
Nos. 22-28, Brandling Place South 1024928 II   South Jesmond  
Nos. 31, 32 and 33, Brandling Place South 1116443 II   South Jesmond  
Nos. 34-46, Brandling Place South 1355235 II   South Jesmond  
Nos. 4-22, Jesmond Road 1299030 II   South Jesmond  
Nos. 48-50, Jesmond Road 1186759 II   South Jesmond  
Nos. 56-66, Jesmond Road 1024859 II   South Jesmond  
Nos. 68 and 70, Jesmond Road 1299034 II   South Jesmond  
No. 7, Saville Place 1120872 II   South Jesmond  
Nos. 8-13, Brandling Park 1024925 II   South Jesmond  
All Saints' Cemetery Gate, Walls, Piers, Gates and Railings 1299067 II   South Jesmond  
All Saints' Cemetery Mortuary Chapels 1024857 II   South Jesmond  
Armstrong Bridge 1355205 II 1878 South Jesmond Iron Bridge over Jesmond Dene
Burt Hall (Northumbria University) 1326021 II 1895 South Jesmond City Centre, Northumberland Street
Careers Centre (College House) 1320314 II 1883 South Jesmond City Centre, College Street
Carlton Terrace 1355274 II   South Jesmond  
Church of St James with Hall, Sunday School and House Attached 1024820  II* 1884 South Jesmond City Centre, Northumberland Road
Church of the Divine Unity and Durant Hall 1245126 II 1940 South Jesmond City Centre, Ellison Place
Church of the Holy Trinity 1024942  II* 1908 South Jesmond  
City of Newcastle Employees Club (Drill Hall, Northumbria University) 1106254 II 1849 South Jesmond City Centre, Northumberland Street
Civic Centre 1242692  II* 1968 South Jesmond City Centre, Barras Bridge
Deuchar House 1120893 II c.1840 South Jesmond Sandyford, Sandyford Road. Former brewery, now flats.
Drinking Fountain at Corner of Clayton Road 1355246 II   South Jesmond  
Entrance Archway, Pair of Chapel Lodges, Walls and Gates to Jesmond Cemetery 1186766  II*   South Jesmond  
Fairless Harrison Tomb About 100 Metres East of Jesmond Cemetery Gateway 1024825 II   South Jesmond  
Fleming Memorial Hospital 1242077 II   South Jesmond  
Former Boiler House, Sandyford Brewery 1024781 II   South Jesmond  
Former Brady and Martin Building 1325992 II   South Jesmond  
Gate Piers and Wall Adjoining City of Newcastle Employees Club 1024821 II   South Jesmond  
Gates and Gate Piers to South of Fleming Memorial Hospital 1242086 II   South Jesmond  
House and garden wall at 33 Brandling Park; part of garden wall to number 32 1355234 II   South Jesmond  
Jesmond Parish Church and Choir Vestry Attached 1115542 II 1861 South Jesmond Jesmond, Brandling Village. By John Dobson 
Jesmond United Reformed Church and Hall Attached 1319998 II 1888 South Jesmond Jesmond, Brandling Village.
Lodge to South of Fleming Memorial Hospital 1260185 II   South Jesmond  
MEA House 1419279 II 1974 South Jesmond City Centre, Ellison Place
Memorial to Dr William Rea 1392258 II   South Jesmond  
Nazareth House 1120860 II   South Jesmond  
Northumberland Baths / City Hall 1242013 II 1928 South Jesmond City Centre, Northumberland Street
Number 22 and Wall Attached 1024926 II   South Jesmond  
Number 5 and Railings in Front 1024782 II   South Jesmond  
Numbers 2-30 and Railings to Front 1122682 II   South Jesmond  
Numbers 24-46 and Railings in Front of Number 46 1024858 II   South Jesmond  
Piers from Hospital of the Virgin Mary of Royal Grammar School 1024894 II   South Jesmond  
Pillar Box North of Number 4 1325922 II   South Jesmond  
South Lodge, Gateway, Walls and Gates to Jesmond Cemetery 1024860  II*   South Jesmond  
Steps, Walls, Piers, Gates and Railings in Front of Former Brady and Martin Building 1355258 II   South Jesmond  
Sutherland Building (Northumbria University) 1355259 II 1895 South Jesmond City Centre, Northumberland Street
The Carriage Public House 1355276 II 1864 South Jesmond Jesmond. Former station.
The Former Phillipson Memorial Orphanage at Princess Mary Maternity Hospital 1259614 II   South Jesmond  
Tomb of a Reed About 100 Metres South West of Jesmond Cemetery Gates 1299037 II   South Jesmond  
Tomb of John Dobson About 175 Metres South of Jesmond Cemetery Gates 1024824 II   South Jesmond  
Tomb of Joseph Wilson About 35 Metres South West of Jesmond Cemetery Gateway 1355240 II   South Jesmond  
Tomb of Keenleyside Family About 80 Metres South of Jesmond Cemetery Gates 1024861 II   South Jesmond  
Tomb of Thomas Oliver in Jesmond Cemetery About 140 Metres North East of Gateway 1355261 II   South Jesmond  
Tomb of Tm Richardson About 20 Metres South West of Jesmond Cemetery Gateway 1087106 II   South Jesmond  
Trinity Building (Northumbria University) 1106235 II 1895 South Jesmond City Centre, Northumberland Street
United Automobile Services Ltd Bus Depot 1024795 II 1930 South Jesmond Sandyford, Portland Terrace
Victoria Tunnel 1390828 II 1842 South Jesmond Spital Tongues / Ouseburn
Wall in Front of 33, Brandling Park 1024927 II   South Jesmond  
Walls, Piers and Gates to Nazareth House Garden 1355278 II   South Jesmond  
Walls, Piers, Gates and Railings in Front of Careers Centre 1024921 II   South Jesmond  
Walker War Memorial 1440916 II   Walker  
War memorial outside St Anthony's Church, Walker 1441351 II   Walker  
War Memorial to the 5th Northumberland Fusiliers 1441600 II   Walker  
No. 2, the Drive 1185883 II   West Gosforth  
Nos. 62-70, the Drive 1024970 II   West Gosforth  
Church of All Saints 1024973 II 1887 West Gosforth Gosforth, West Avenue
Flats with Projecting Walls and Steps and Garages 1389262 II   West Gosforth  
St Nicholas Hospital 1376822 II 1869 West Gosforth Gosforth, Jubilee Road
The Theatre or Recreation Room at St Nicholas Hospital 1242096 II   West Gosforth  
Trinity Church 1246936 II 1877 West Gosforth Gosforth, West Avenue
Nos. 1 and 3, Grey Street 1024871  II* c.1835 Westgate City Centre
Nos. 1 and 3, Market Street 1087018  II* c.1836 Westgate City Centre
Nos. 1 to 4, St James' Terrace 1024766 II   Westgate  
No. 1, Mosley Street 1024794 II 1899 Westgate City Centre, includes 128 & 130 Pilgrim Street
No. 1, Neville Street 1024814 II   Westgate  
Nos. 1-10, Winchester Terrace 1355298 II   Westgate  
Nos. 1-15, Gallowgate 1024862 II C19th Westgate City Centre, Gallowgate
Nos. 1-4, Eldon Square (Old Eldon Square) 1355254  II* 1831 Westgate City Centre, off Blackett Street
Nos. 1-4, High Swinburne Place 1355272 II   Westgate  
Nos. 1-5, Leazes Crescent 1024830 II   Westgate  
Nos. 1-6, Greenfield Place 1024870 II   Westgate  
Nos. 1-9, St Thomas' Square 1024775 II   Westgate  
Nos. 10 and 11, Eldon Place 1024889 II   Westgate  
Nos. 10 and 12, Nelson Street 1096849 II 1838 Westgate City Centre. Former music hall.
No. 10, Castle Stairs 1024940 II   Westgate  
No. 10, Cloth Market 1096163 II   Westgate  
No. 10, Dean Street 1115614 II   Westgate  
No. 10, Grey Street 1145817 II 1908 Westgate City Centre
No. 100, Pilgrim Street 1325948 II   Westgate  
Nos. 104-108, Grey Street 1024842 II 1904 Westgate City Centre. Grey Street / Hood Street
Nos. 108 and 110, Grainger Street 1320572  II*   Westgate  
Nos. 11 and 13, Shakespeare Street 1024783  II*   Westgate  
Nos. 11-33, Summerhill Street 1121125 II   Westgate  
Nos. 112-118, Grainger Street 1024869  II* 1836 Westgate City Centre, Grainger Street
Nos. 112-118, Pilgrim Street 1355281 II   Westgate  
Nos. 12 and 14, Dean Street 1024887 II   Westgate  
Nos. 12, 14 and 16, Cloth Market 1355229  II* C16th Westgate City Centre 
No. 12, Mosley Street 1024805 II 1891 Westgate City Centre. Former Bank. 
Nos. 12-16, Grey Street 1024878 II   Westgate  
Nos. 123-131, Clayton Street West 1320244 II   Westgate  
No. 12a, Nelson Street 1024811 II 1899 Westgate City Centre, former warehouse
Nos. 139-159, Grainger Street 1320453 II   Westgate  
No. 14, Nelson Street 1024812 II 1838 Westgate City Centre. Former dispensary
No. 14, Shakespeare Street 1024745 II   Westgate  
Nos. 14-20, Pilgrim Street 1024790 II   Westgate  
Nos. 15 and 17, Grey Street 1024872  II* c.1835 Westgate City Centre
No. 15, Side 1024751 II   Westgate  
Nos. 16 and 18, Dean Street 1115621 II   Westgate  
Nos. 16-24, Leazes Crescent 1024831 II   Westgate  
Nos. 17 and 19, St Thomas' Street 1355311 II   Westgate  
Nos. 172 and 174, Westgate Road 1355329 II c.1820 Westgate City Centre, Westgate Road
No. 178, Westgate Road 1338525 II   Westgate  
No. 18, Blackett Street 1355213 II   Westgate  
No. 18, Fenkle Street 1024898 II C19th Westgate City Centre, Fenkle Street
Nos. 18-26, Grey Street 1145819 II 1836 Westgate City Centre
Nos. 18-26, Leazes Park Road 1024832 II   Westgate  
Nos. 19, St Thomas' Crescent 1119610 II   Westgate  
Nos. 19-31, Grey Street 1139024  II* 1835 Westgate City Centre
No. 190, Westgate Road 1024734 II   Westgate  
Nos. 2 and 4, Mosley Street 1086962 II 1908 Westgate City Centre. Fomer Bank.
No. 2 Griffins in Front of Westgate Grange 1338566 II   Westgate  
Nos. 2-10, Market Street 1355265 II   Westgate  
Nos. 2-12, Shakespeare Street 1024744 II   Westgate  
Nos. 2-12, St Thomas' Square 1119615 II   Westgate  
Nos. 2-20, Newgate Street 1024818 II   Westgate  
Nos. 2-6, Nelson Street 1024809 II 1836 Westgate City Centre
Nos. 2-8, Grey Street 1024877 II C19th Westgate City Centre
No. 20, Dean Street 1355253 II   Westgate  
Nos. 20-26, Fenkle Street 1115474 II   Westgate  
Nos. 20-27, St Thomas' Crescent 1024774 II   Westgate  
Nos. 200 and 202, Westgate Road 1338527 II   Westgate  
Nos. 21 and 23, St Thomas' Street 1119589 II   Westgate  
No. 21, Mosley Street 1355268 II 1906 Westgate City Centre
No. 22, Blackett Street 1116468 II   Westgate  
No. 22, Newgate Street 1105679 II   Westgate  
Nos. 22-28, Pilgrim Street 1024791 II   Westgate  
No. 23, Dean Street 1246624 II   Westgate  
Nos. 23-29, Side 1355299 II   Westgate  
No. 236, Westgate Road 1355330 II   Westgate  
Nos. 24 and 26, Pudding Chare 1024796 II   Westgate  
No. 25, St Thomas' Street 1024776 II   Westgate  
No. 26, Terrace Place 1121543 II   Westgate  
Nos. 26-31, Sandhill 1323142 II   Westgate  
Nos. 26-32, Grey Street 1355248 II 1836 Westgate City Centre
Nos. 26-36, Clayton Street West 1115791 II   Westgate  
No. 260, Westgate Road 1121994 II   Westgate  
No. 266, Westgate Road 1024735 II   Westgate  
Nos. 28 and 30, Close 1024915  I C16th Westgate City Centre
Nos. 28 and 30, Leazes Park Road 1087066 II   Westgate  
Nos. 28 and 30, Mosley Street 1024806 II   Westgate  
Nos. 28 and 30, Pudding Chare 1325972 II   Westgate  
Nos. 3 and 5, Mosley Street 1024840 II c1790 Westgate City Centre
Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Charlotte Square 1116223 II   Westgate  
No. 3, Akenside Hill 1024946 II c.1880 Westgate City Centre
Nos. 3-7, St Thomas' Terrace 1355312 II   Westgate  
No. 30, Blackett Street 1024962 II   Westgate  
No. 30, Grainger Street 1355244 II   Westgate  
Nos. 30-48, Dean Street 1115593 II   Westgate  
No. 30A, Nun Street 1024865 II   Westgate  
Nos. 32 and 34, Mosley Street 1355290 II   Westgate  
No. 32, Close 1024916  II* C15th Westgate City Centre
Nos. 32-52, Leazes Park Road 1024833 II   Westgate  
No. 33, Groat Market 1024843 II   Westgate  
Nos. 33-41, Grey Street 1024873  II* c.1835 Westgate City Centre
Nos. 34-40, Grainger Street 1115403 II   Westgate  
Nos. 34-40, Grey Street 1318914 II 1836 Westgate City Centre. Gainsborough House
Nos. 34-44, Pilgrim Street 1325961 II   Westgate  
Nos. 35 and 37, Groat Market 1024844 II   Westgate  
No. 35, Close 1024918  II* C16th Westgate City Centre
No. 35, Side 1323175 II   Westgate  
Nos. 36 and 38, Sandhill 1355313  II* C17th Westgate City Centre, Sandhill
Nos. 36-92, Clayton Street 1116077 II   Westgate  
No. 37, Low Friar Street 1087042 II   Westgate  
Nos. 39 and 40, Sandhill 1323105  II* 1658 Westgate City Centre, Sandhill
Nos. 39 and 41, Low Friar Street 1024836 II C18th Westgate City Centre, Low Friar Street
No. 3A, St Thomas' Street 1323766 II   Westgate  
4 Lamp Standards on Edge of Pavement Opposite Number 1 1355273 II   Westgate  
Nos. 4, Clayton Street West 1320240 II   Westgate  
No. 4, St Mary's Place East 1024768 II   Westgate  
Nos. 4-24, Lancaster Street 1024829 II   Westgate  
Nos. 4-9, Swinburne Place 1355303 II   Westgate  
Nos. 41-51, High Bridge 1241999 II   Westgate  
Nos. 42-50, Grey Street 1024879 II 1836 Westgate City Centre
Nos. 43 and 45, Grey Street 1329921  II*   Westgate  
Nos. 44-48, Cloth Market 1115737 II   Westgate  
Nos. 45, Northumberland Street 1024822 II   Westgate  
Nos. 45-53, Clayton Street 1355227 II   Westgate  
Nos. 46 and 48, Pilgrim Street 1024792 II   Westgate  
No. 46, Sandhill 1120915 II   Westgate  
Nos. 47-51, Grey Street 1024874  II*   Westgate  
Nos. 47-52, Sandhill 1355277 II   Westgate  
Nos. 48-54, Newgate Street 1355226 II   Westgate  
No. 5, Collingwood Street 1355231 II 1898 Westgate City Centre
No. 5, Elswick Road 1024756 II   Westgate  
No. 5, Ravensworth Terrace 1107928 II 1824 Westgate Summerhill
Nos. 5-13, Grey Street 1139021  II* c.1835 Westgate City Centre
Nos. 5-13, Side 1024749 II   Westgate  
Nos. 5-15, Lancaster Street 1087057 II   Westgate  
Nos. 50 and 52, Dean Street 1024888 II   Westgate  
No. 52, Westgate Road 1355327 II 1861 Westgate City Centre, Westgate Road
Nos. 52-78, Grey Street 1318917  II* 1836 Westgate City Centre
No. 53, Grey Street 1138998  II* 1837 Westgate City Centre, Grey Street
No. 53, Westgate Road 1121921 II C17th Westgate City Centre, Westgate Road
Nos. 54 and 56, Pilgrim Street 1355326 II   Westgate  
Nos. 55 and 57, Westgate Road 1024740  II* c.1750 Westgate City Centre, Westgate Road
Nos. 55-59, Grey Street 1024875  II* 1837 Westgate City Centre, Grey Street
Nos. 56-63, Thornton Street 1355304 II C19th Westgate  
Nos. 58-72, Low Friar Street 1024835 II   Westgate  
6 Lamp Standards on Pavement Opposite Numbers 104, 106 and 108 1355269 II c.1904 Westgate City Centre, Grey Street
Nos. 6, 7 and 8, Higham Place 1024848 II   Westgate  
No. 6, Bigg Market 1355212 II C18th Westgate City Centre
Nos. 6-12, Leazes Crescent 1087059 II   Westgate  
Nos. 6-24, Clayton Street West 1355228 II   Westgate  
Nos. 61-67, Grey Street 1024876  II* c.1837 Westgate City Centre
No. 67, Westgate Road 1338538 II C18th Westgate City Centre, Westgate Road
Nos. 67-71, Clayton Street 1024910 II   Westgate  
Nos. 68-72, Grainger Street 1115411  II*   Westgate  
Nos. 69 and 71, Side 1323179 II   Westgate  
No. 69, Westgate Road 1355296 II C19th Westgate City Centre, Westgate Road
No. 7, Collingwood Street 1115669 II 1810 Westgate City Centre
Nos. 7-11, St James Street 1024765 II   Westgate  
Nos. 7-12, Summerhill Terrace 1121537 II   Westgate  
Nos. 7-19, Mosley Street 1086984 II   Westgate  
Nos. 71-75, Westgate Road 1338541 II C18th Westgate City Centre, Westgate Road
Nos. 73 and 75, Side 1024753 II   Westgate  
Nos. 74-84, Grainger Street 1024868 II   Westgate  
Nos. 8 and 10, Close 1115771 II   Westgate  
No. 8, Bigg Market 1319916 II C18th Westgate City Centre
No. 8, Mosley Street 1024804 II   Westgate  
No. 8, Nelson Street 1024810 II 1836 Westgate City Centre
Nos. 8-18, Hood Street 1024849 II   Westgate  
Nos. 80-96, Grey Street 1355249  II* c.1836 Westgate City Centre
Nos. 86-90, Grainger Street 1115146  II*   Westgate  
Nos. 87-107, Clayton Street 1024911 II   Westgate  
Nos. 9 and 10, Charlotte Square 1024941 II   Westgate  
Nos. 9-13, Ravensworth Terrace 1024802 II 1822 Westgate Summerhill
Nos. 92-104, Grainger Street 1355245 II   Westgate  
Nos. 92-98, Westgate Road 1121984 II 1895 Westgate Imperial Buildings. 
No. 93, Grainger Street 1106378 II   Westgate  
Nos. 93-101, Pilgrim Street 1376004 II   Westgate  
Nos. 94-106, Clayton Street 1024909 II   Westgate  
Accommodation Arch and Railway Viaduct Between High Level Bridge, Castle Garth and Central Station 1024800 II   Westgate  
Adelphi Hotel 1024746 II c.1836 Westgate City Centre, Shakespear Street
Akenside House 1355206 II 1902 Westgate City Centre, Akenside Hill
Alderman Fenwick's House 1024793  I c.1670 Westgate City Centre, Pilgrim Street
Andrews House 1024722 II c.1930 Westgate City Centre, Gallowgate
Armstrong Building (Newcastle University) 1380578 II 1887 Westgate City Centre, Queen Victoria Road
Armstrong Memorial 1299341 II 1906 Westgate City Centre, Barras Bridge
Ashfield Parents Centre and Ashfield Nursery School and Walls, Gate Piers and Gate Attached 1024891 II   Westgate  
Atlas Chambers 1024732 II 1894 Westgate 88 Westgate Road
Balmbra's Music Hall 1320266 II 1902 Westgate City Centre, Cloth Market
Bandstand in Exhibition Park 1024904 II c.1875 Westgate City Centre
Barclay's Bank 1024837 II   Westgate  
Barclay's Bank and Collingwood Buildings 1115694 II 1899 Westgate City Centre, Collingwood Street
Barclays Bank 1024912 II   Westgate  
Bath Lane School 1024953 II   Westgate  
Beehive Hotel 1024920 II 1902 Westgate City Centre, Cloth Market
Bessie Surtees House and Milbank House 1024779  I C16th Westgate Quayside, Sandhill
Bewick House 1024960 II 1884 Westgate City Centre, Bewick Street
Blackfriars East Range 1086979  I Medieval Westgate Blackfriars Priory
Blackfriars South Range 1087001  I Medieval Westgate Blackfriars Priory
Blackfriars West Range 1355267  I Medieval Westgate Blackfriars Priory
Blandford House 1355306 II   Westgate  
Bolbec Hall 1024738 II 1907 Westgate City Centre, Westgate Road
Bonded Warehouses 1355271 II 1844 Westgate City Centre, Hannover Street.
Bridge Hotel 1320030 II 1899 Westgate City Centre, Castle Garth 
Bridge Medical Centre 1024917 II c.1870 Westgate City Centre, Sandhill. Old Toll House
Broadcasting House (Lying in Hospital) 1104908 II 1826 Westgate City Centre, New Bridge Street. by John Dobson.
Brunswick Methodist Chapel 1024933 II 1820 Westgate City Centre, Brunswick Place
Building Forming Western Part of Evening Chronicle Building 1024767 II   Westgate  
Bust of Alderman Hamond 50 Metres North East of Lodge in Leazes Park 1186164 II   Westgate  
Carliol House 1087029 II   Westgate  
Cathedral Buildings 1024886 II 1901 Westgate City Centre, Dean Street
Cathedral of St Mary 1024913  I 1844 Westgate City Centre, Neville Street / Clayton Street
Cathedral of St Nicholas 1355309  I 1350 Westgate City Centre, St Nicholas Street
Central Arcade 1355247  II* 1906 Westgate City Centre, Grey Street / Market Street / Grainger Street
Central Police Station, Magistrates Court and Fire Station 1245576 II 1933 Westgate City Centre, Pilgrim Street
Central Railway Station; passenger buildings and train shed with platforms 1355291  I 1850 Westgate City Centre, Neville Street. by John Dobson
Chapel at Royal Victoria Infirmary 1379637 II   Westgate  
Chaucer Buildings 1024864 II   Westgate  
Church of St Andrew 1104887  I C12th Westgate City Centre, Newgate Street
Church of St John the Baptist 1024728  I C14th Westgate City Centre, Gaainger Street / Westgate Road
Church of St Matthew 1024757  II* 1877 Westgate Summerhill
Church of St Thomas the Martyr 1024952  II* 1830 Westgate City Centre, Barras Bridge
Claremont Buildings 1115598 II 1896 Westgate City Centre, Claremont Road
Clavering House 1024907 II c.1780 Westgate City Centre, Clavering Place
Co-Operative Stores 1105676 II   Westgate  
County Court and gates, piers and railings to front, 56 Westgate Road 1024731 II 1864 Westgate City Centre, Westgate Road
County Hall 1024938 II 1910 Westgate City Centre, Castle Garth - Now the Vermont Hotel
Crown Posada Public House 1024752 II 1880 Westgate City Centre, Side
Derwent Water Chambers 1120904  II* C17th Westgate City Centre, Sandhill
Drinking Fountain (Rutherford Memorial) 1319905 II 1894 Westgate City Centre, Bigg Market
Drinking Fountain in Wall of Westgate Cemetery One Metre from East Corner 1024890 II   Westgate  
Duke of Northumberland Public House 1320107 II   Westgate  
Dwarf Walls and Railings in Centre of Square 1116228 II   Westgate  
Earl Grey House 1355266 II   Westgate  
Earl Grey Monument 1329931  I 1838 Westgate City Centre,  Grey Street / Grainger Street / Blackett Street
East Front of Grainger Market 1355243  I   Westgate  
Eldon Buildings 1024924 II 1893 Westgate City Centre, Blackett Street/Grey Street
Elswick Lodge and Wall Attached 1024787 II   Westgate  
Emerson Chambers 1024923  II* 1903 Westgate City Centre, Blackett Street
Exchange Buildings 1138984  II* 1838 Westgate City Centre, Grey Street
King Edward VII Building (Newcastle University) 1355305 II   Westgate  
First Building Behind Number 10 1024919 II   Westgate  
Former Cooperative Wholesale Society Printing Works 1024803 II c.1890 Westgate City Centre, Rutherford Street
Former Coppersmiths Shop and Warehouses with Offices Attached 1389276 II   Westgate  
Former Department of Agriculture, Now School of Architecture 1322822 II   Westgate  
Former Fish Market 1320263 II 1880 Westgate Quayside, Sandhill
Former Goods Station Warehouse (Forth Banks House) 1072614 II 1910 Westgate City Centre, Forth Banks
Former Hertz Rent a Car Building 1391451 II 1897 Westgate City Centre, Westgate Road. Now Cooper's Studio
Old Library Building (Newcastle University) 1024760 II 1926 Westgate City Centre
Former Market Keeper's House 1355279 II 1842 Westgate City Centre, former Cattle Market toll house by John Dobson, now by Centre for Life
Former Newcastle Breweries Offices 1024789 II   Westgate  
Former Robert Stephenson and Company Fitting Shop 1389277 II   Westgate  
Forth House 1390777 II   Westgate  
Gate Pier of the Old Grammar School 1355295 II   Westgate  
Gate Piers and Wall in Front of Church of St Andrew, and Pant Attached 1355293 II   Westgate  
Gate Piers, Walls and Piers to Westgate Hill Cemetery 1024742 II   Westgate  
Gates, Lodges and Railings at Royal Victoria Infirmary 1379638 II 1905 Westgate City Centre, Queen Victoria Road
Gem House and Messrs Reid and Company 1355232 II   Westgate  
George Stephenson Memorial 1338572  II*   Westgate City Centre, Westgate Road
Giovanni's Restaurant 1105646 II   Westgate  
Grainger Market 1024866  I 1835 Westgate City Centre
Grainger Memorial Fountain 1122654 II   Westgate  
Gunn Tomb About 10 Metres East of South Transept of Church of St Andrew 1024817 II   Westgate  
Gunner Tower 1260201  I C14th Westgate City Centre, Town Walls. Scheduled Monument(1019278)
Half Moon Chambers 1024961 II 1905 Westgate City Centre, Bigg Market
Hancock Museum of Natural History (Great North Museum) 1024951  II* 1884 Westgate City Centre, Claremont Road
Hawthorne Works Now J T Dove Ltd (Building Materials) 1390055 II   Westgate  
Heron Pit Prison, Drawbridge Pit and Other Under-Buildings in Barbican 1024937  I 1246 Westgate City Centre, Black Gate
High Level Bridge 1248568  I 1849 Westgate Quayside. By Robert Stephenson. 'double decker' road and railway bridge
Hodgson Tomb About 15 Metres East of Church of St John the Baptist 1024730 II   Westgate  
House Carpenter's Hall 1024733 II   Westgate  
House of Recovery in Yard Behind College of Advanced Technology 1299316 II 1804 Westgate City Centre, Bath Lane
House South of Clavering House in Occupation of Messrs Turnbull 1116103 II c.1780 Westgate City Centre, Clavering Place. Friar House.
Irving House 1121977 II 1910 Westgate City Centre, Westgate Road
King George Vi Building (Newcastle University) 1380579 II 1939 Westgate City Centre, Queen Victoria Road
L'anson Tomb in Westgate Cemetery, About 50 Metres South East of Entrance 1355297 II   Westgate  
Laing Art Gallery 1145885 II 1904 Westgate City Centre, John Dobson Street
Leazes Arcade 1087064 II 1880 Westgate City Centre, Leazes Park Road
Literary and Philosophical Society 1121954  II* 1822 Westgate Westgate Road
Lloyd's Bank 1024880  II* 1839 Westgate City Centre, Grey Street / Market Street
Lloyds Bank (9-17, Collingwood Street) 1024881 II 1891 Westgate City Centre
Lord Collingwood Public House (now amusement arcade) 1024908 II c1837 Westgate City Centre, Clayton Street
Market Lane Hotel 1106314 II   Westgate  
Midland Bank 1086992 II   Westgate  
Milburn House 1355252 II 1905 Westgate City Centre, Dean Street / Side
Moot Hall 1116297  I 1812 Westgate City Centre, Castle Garth
Motorail Terminal 1326654 II   Westgate  
National Westminster Bank 1355289 II 1872 Westgate City Centre, Mosley Street
Neville Hall and Wood Memorial Hall 1024739  II* 1872 Westgate City Centre, Westgate Road
Newcastle and District War Memorial 1115605  II* 1923 Westgate City Centre, Old Endon Square, Blackett Street
Newcastle and Gateshead Building Society 1024770 II c.1845 Westgate City Centre, St Nicholas' Square
Northern Assurance Buildings 1024922 II   Westgate City Centre, Collingwood Street
Northern Counties Club 1145910 II c.1839 Westgate City Centre, 11 Hood Street
Northern Goldsmiths (Blackett Street) 1072613 II 1895 Westgate City Centre, Blackett Street
Northern Goldsmiths (Westgate Road) 1380580 II 1910 Westgate City Centre, Westgate Road
Number 1 and Railings Flanking Steps 1355202 II   Westgate  
Number 18 and Gate and Area Railings 1355310 II   Westgate  
Number 20 and Building to Rear (Number 18 Now Demolished) 1120815  II*   Westgate  
Numbers 1-16 and Area Railings 1119638 II   Westgate  
Numbers 1-59 Including Lake House, Garnett House, Hodgkin House, Gurney House and Embleton House 1335857  I 1834 Westgate City Centre, Leazes Terrace
Numbers 1-8 (Consecutive) and Steps, Railings and Area Railings in Front 1024755 II   Westgate  
Numbers 11 to 43 (West Front of Grainger Market) 1320114  I   Westgate  
Numbers 81 and 85 and House to the South of Number 85 1115788 II   Westgate  
Old Assembly Rooms 1355256  II* 1776 Westgate City Centre, Fenkle Street
Old Tyne Bridge (land arches) 1323141  I C13th Westgate Scheduled Monument(1003513)
Pair of Lampholders in Front of Old Assembly Rooms and Wall 1115507 II   Westgate  
Parsons' Polygon,Blackett Street, Newcastle upon Tyne 1437311 II 1985 Westgate City Centre, Blackett Street. Art form and ventilation shaft!
Phoenix House 1024777 II   Westgate  
Piers, Walls, Gates and Railings in Front of Elswick Lodge 1024788 II   Westgate  
Plummer House 1024838 II 1910 Westgate City Centre, Market Street
Plummer Tower 1024884  I C14th Westgate City Centre, Town Walls. Scheduled Monument(1019812)
Posts and Rails on Castle Stairs 1116255 II   Westgate  
Presbytery Attached to Cathedral of St Mary 1115801 II   Westgate  
Quadrangle Gateway (The Arches) (Newcastle University) 1024828 II 1911 Westgate City Centre
Railway Arch 1024885 II   Westgate  
Railway Arch South West of Black Gate 1119641 II   Westgate  
Railway Viaduct Between Dean Street and Pilgrim Street 1355251 II   Westgate  
Railway Viaduct Between St Nicholas Street and the Side 1355239 II   Westgate  
Royal Station Hotel 1104900 II c.1850 Westgate City Centre, Neville Street. by John Dobson
Royal Tank Regiment War Memorial 1355210 II 1920 Westgate City Centre, St Mary's Place / Barras Bridge
Royal Victoria Infirmary Administration Block 1107175 II   Westgate  
Rye Hill House, Newcastle College 1024764 II   Westgate  
School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape (Former School of Bacteriology) 1380577 II   Westgate  
Scottish Provident House 1024841 II   Westgate  
Second Building Behind Number 10 1320293 II   Westgate  
Second Church of Christ, Scientist 1024721 II 1878 Westgate Now The People's Kitchen
South African War Memorial 1024847  II* 1907 Westgate City Centre, Haymarket
South Front of Grainger Market 1355260  I 1835 Westgate City Centre, Nun Street
South Postern Tower Facing the River, and Curtain Wall Adjoining 1024939  I C12th Westgate City Centre - Castle walls
Spiral Nebula outside the Herschel Building, off Haymarket Lane, University of Newcastle 1437126 II 1962 Westgate City Centre
St Andrews Roman Catholic Church and Attached Presbytery 1245033 II c.1880 Westgate City Centre, Worswick Street
St Anne's Convent and Walls Attached 1121147 II   Westgate  
St Nicholas' Buildings 1024772 II 1850 Westgate City Centre, St Nicholas' Street
St Pauls Church of England School (North Part) 1145914 II 1850 Westgate Summerhill. Barber Surgeons Hall
Statue of Joseph Cowen at Junction with Fenkle Street 1355328 II 1906 Westgate City Centre, Westgate Road
Statue of Queen Victoria 1024771  II* 1903 Westgate City Centre, St Nicholas' Square
Statue of Queen Victoria on Front Lawn of Royal Victoria Infirmary 1024801  II* 1906 Westgate City Centre
Stephenson's Works - Erecting Shops Etc. J T Dove, Showroom, Nos 2-14 1391237 II 1823 Westgate City Centre, Forth Banks
Steps and Railings to Right of Number 2 1024761 II   Westgate  
Students' Union Building (Newcastle University) 1355263 II 1924 Westgate City Centre, King's Walk
Summerhouse West of St Anne's Convent 1355302 II   Westgate  
Sun Insurance Buildings 1355250 II 1904 Westgate City Centre, Collingwood Street
Sunlight Chambers 1116510 II 1902 Westgate City Centre, Bigg Market
Swing Bridge over River Tyne 1390930  II* 1876 Westgate Quayside  Scheduled Monument(1003722)
The Balmoral Public House 1024736 II   Westgate  
The Barbican Walls Between North Gate of Castle and Black Gate 1116305  I   Westgate City Centre
The Black Gate 1024936  I C13th Westgate City Centre
The Coach House 1121137 II   Westgate  
The Cordwainers' Public House 1096855 II 1838 Westgate City Centre, Nelson Street
The County Hotel 1104930 II   Westgate  
The Guildhall and Merchants' Court 1120877  I 1660 Westgate Quayside, Sandhill. Remoddled 1825 by John Dobson.
The Castle Keep 1320005  I C12th Westgate City Centre
The North Front of Grainger Market 1024813  I   Westgate  
The Old George Public House 1024823 II C17th Westgate City Centre, Cloth Market
The Old Post Office and area balustrade 1323754 II   Westgate  
The Red House 1024778  II* C17th Westgate City Centre, Sandhill
The Song School and Choir Vestry 1024769  I   Westgate  
The Turk's Head Hotel 1329950  II* 1835 Westgate City Centre, Grey Street
Theatre Royal Lounge and Restaurant; the Royal Public House 1087023  I   Westgate  
Theatre Royal 1145840  I 1837 Westgate City Centre, Grey Street. By John & Benjamin Green
Tiffany's Club (West Part) 1024815  II* 1825 Westgate City Centre, New Bridge Street. John Dobson's House
Town Boundary Stone in Rear Wall of Number 65 1115483 II   Westgate  
Town Wall 1115451  I   Westgate Town Walls, section off Forth Street
Town Wall North of the Close and Breakneck Stairs 1320260  I   Westgate Town Walls
Town Wall South of Numbers 74-80 1355308  I   Westgate Town Walls, off St. Andrew's Street
Town Wall to Rear of Numbers 1-25 Odd 1355241  I   Westgate Town Walls, off Westgate Road
Town Wall with Durham Tower 1186222  I C14th Westgate City CentreTown Walls. Scheduled Monument(1019279)
Town Wall, with Morden, Heber and Ever Towers 1355301  I C14th Westgate Town Walls
Trustee Savings Bank 1355242 II   Westgate  
Turnbull's Warehouse 1325543 II 1888 Westgate City Centre, Queen's Lane
Tyne Theatre and Opera House 1024741  I 1867 Westgate City Centre, Westgate Road
Tyneside Cinema 1385094 II 1937 Westgate City Centre, Pilgrim Street
Union Club 1024727 II 1877 Westgate City Centre, Westgate Road
University PE and Fitness Centre 1380979 II   Westgate  
Victoria Buildings 1024867 II 1874 Westgate City Centre, 42-50, Grainger Street
Walls, Gates and Railings West of Number 43 1355300 II   Westgate  
War Memorial (The Response) 1186201  I 1923 Westgate City Centre, Barras Bridge
Ward's Building 1024720 II   Westgate  
Water Tower South of Central Station 1355257 II   Westgate  
Watergate Buildings 1024780 II 1830 Westgate City Centre, Sandhill
Waters Tomb About 2 Metres South of Church of St John the Baptist 1024729 II   Westgate  
Westgate Hall Buildings 1121960 II 1902 Westgate Fenham, Westgate Road
Workshops, Stairs and Wall Behind Numbers 5-13 Odd 1024750 II   Westgate  
Worswick Chambers 1376003 II 1891 Westgate City Centre, Worswick Street / Pilgrim Street
Nos. 1-17, Framlington Place 1355221 II   Wingrove  
Nos. 18-21, Framlington Place 1115453 II   Wingrove  
Nos. 22 and 23, Framlington Place 1024901 II   Wingrove  
Nos. 25 and 26, Claremont Place 1355223 II   Wingrove  
Nos. 27-33, Claremont Place 1260193 II   Wingrove  
No. 3, Belle Grove Place 1355211 II   Wingrove  
Barracks Wall Attached to Fenham Barracks East Lodge 1355208 II   Wingrove  
Chimney Mill and Mill House 1024905 II 1782 Wingrove Spital Tongues, Claremont Road
Church of St James and St Basil 1024896 II 1931 Wingrove Fenham, Fenham Hall Road
Church of St Luke 1355224 II 1890 Wingrove Spital Tongues, Claremont Road
Church of St Philip 1024773 II 1871 Wingrove Arthurs Hill
Claremont House 1024900 II   Wingrove  
Former Brewery House (Newcastle University Works Department) 1024819 II   Wingrove  
Former North Guard House and Attached Wall to North West, Fenham Barracks 1024950 II   Wingrove  
Former Officers' Mess, Fenham Barracks 1186173 II   Wingrove  
Former Sergeants' Mess, Fenham Barracks 1355209 II   Wingrove  
Former South Guard House and Attached Wall to South East, Fenham Barracks 1244726 II   Wingrove  
Framlington House 1115466 II 1850 Wingrove Spital Tongues, Framlington Place
Hall of Church of St Luke 1024906 II   Wingrove  
Wylam Brewery (Palace of Arts) 1355325 II 1929 Wingrove City Centre, Exhibition Park
Newcastle General Hospital Young People's Unit and Dwarf Walls in Front 1338521 II   Wingrove  
Prospect House 1106282 II   Wingrove  
West Gateway, Walls and Gates of St Nicholas Cemetery 1024710 II   Wingrove  
Westgate Hill School 1355331 II 1898 Wingrove Westgate Road
Westgate Road Baptist Church, Sunday School and Hall 1121968 II   Wingrove  
Whiteknights 1186234 II   Wingrove  
Bullock Steads Farmhouse 1024719 II C18th Woolsington  
East Wing of Woolsington Hall 1355324 II C19th Woolsington Cottage, now part of hall.
Gas Lamps at Entrance to South Drive 1024717 II C19th Woolsington Woolsington Hall
Gate Piers and Walls at Entrance to South Drive 1121877 II C19th Woolsington Woolsington Hall
House, South East of Bullock Steads Farmhouse, and Farm Buildings Attached 1123748 II C18th Woolsington  
Orangery, East of Woolsington Hall 1337676 II 1797 Woolsington  
Stables and Coachhouse, North of Woolsington Hall 1024718 II C19th Woolsington  
Trees 1395156 II 1968 Woolsington House by Gordon Ryder
Whorlton Grange 1186151 II C19th Woolsington By John Green
Woolsington Hall and Wall Attached to North West 1123737  II* C17th Woolsington With later additions
Battle of Newburn Ford 1640 1000025 n/a 1640 Newburn Historic Battlefield
Newcastle General Cemetery (Jesmond Old Cemetery) 1001181 II* 1836 South Jesmond Jesmond. By John Dobson. Listed Park and Garden.
Newcastle upon Tyne town defences: section of curtain wall including Closegate and Water Tower 1019814 n/a C14th   City Centre, Town Walls. Scheduled Monument
Newcastle upon Tyne town defences: section of curtain wall and town ditch between Forth Street and Hanover Street 1019813 n/a C14th   City Centre, Town Walls. Scheduled Monument
Newcastle upon Tyne town defences: section of curtain wall including St Andrew's Tower and section of town ditch 1019281 n/a C14th   City Centre, Town Walls. Scheduled Monument
Newcastle upon Tyne town defences: section of curtain wall containing Ever, Morden and Heber towers, two turrets and two sections of town ditch 1019280 n/a C14th   City Centre, Town Walls. Scheduled Monument
Westgate Hill Cemetery  1001680 II 1829 Westgate Listed Park and Garden
Leazes Park 1000550 II 1873   Listed Park and Garden
Jesmond Dene, Armstrong Park and Heaton Park 1001180 II C19th   Listed Park and Garden
St Andrew's Cemetery 1000877 II 1857   Jesmond. Listed Park and Garden
St John's Cemetery 1000761 II 1857 Westgate Elswick. Listed Park and Garden
Woolsington Park 1001322 II C18th Woolsington Listed Park and Garden
Roman fort, Anglo-Saxon cemetery, motte and bailey castle and tower keep castle 1020126 n/a Anglo-Saxon   City Centre, site of current Castle. Scheduled Monument
Gardner's Houses settlement 1003496 n/a Prehistoric Dinnington Scheduled Monument
Hadrian's Wall in wall mile 5, sections of wall in playing field of Rutherford School 1003497 n/a Roman   Scheduled Monument
Hadrian's Wall vallum in wall mile 6, Benwell length of vallum of Hadrian's Wall in grounds of St Cuthbert's School 1003498 n/a Roman   Scheduled Monument
Hadrian's Wall and vallum from Throckley to East Town House, Heddon-on-the-Wall in wall mile 11 1010616 n/a     Scheduled Monument
Two rectilinear enclosed settlements, south of Castle Street 1020703 n/a     Scheduled Monument
Hadrian's Wall in wall mile 6, Condercum Roman fort, Benwell 1003499 n/a     Scheduled Monument
Hadrian's Wall in wall mile 7, Benwell length of vallum of Hadrian's Wall in the grounds of Benwell Hill Cricket Club 1003500 n/a     Scheduled Monument
Hadrian's Wall in wall mile 7, Scotswood section of Hadrian's Wall in the grounds of Benwell Hill Cricket Club 1003501 n/a     Scheduled Monument
Hadrian's Wall and vallum in wall mile 7, Scotswood section from Denton Road to Denton Dene 1003502 n/a     Scheduled Monument
Hadrian's Wall and vallum in wall mile 7, Denton section of Hadrian's Wall, Denton Turret and Hadrian's Wall at West Denton 1003503 n/a     Scheduled Monument
Hadrian's Wall and vallum in wall mile 7, Scotswood section of vallum 75m long at Denton Dene 1003504 n/a     Scheduled Monument
Hadrian's Wall in wall mile 7, Scotswood section of Hadrian's Wall in garden of West Road Methodist Chapel 1003505 n/a     Scheduled Monument
Hadrian's Wall in wall mile 0, section between Eastfield Avenue and Tumulus Avenue 1003506 n/a     Scheduled Monument
Hadrian's Wall in wall mile 1, three sections between Stotts Road and Vauxhall Road 1003507 n/a     Scheduled Monument
Hadrian's Wall in wall mile 2, Byker section of Hadrian's Wall and presumed site of milecastle 3 at Shields Road West 1003508 n/a     Scheduled Monument
Hadrian's Wall in wall mile 2, Walker section of Hadrian's Wall under the forecourt of the Fosse public house 1003509 n/a     Scheduled Monument
Hadrian's Wall in wall mile 2, Walker section of Hadrian's Wall 171m long across Millers Dene playing field 1003510 n/a     Scheduled Monument
Hadrian's Wall in wall mile 2, Walker section of Hadrian's Wall near the junction of Fossway and Shields Road 1003511 n/a     Scheduled Monument
Hadrian's Wall in wall mile 4, sections of wall between Crawhall Road and Jubilee Road 1003512 n/a     Scheduled Monument
The Friars, remains of Dominican friary 1003514 n/a     Scheduled Monument
Hadrian's Wall and vallum in wall mile 8 from Denton to Blucher 1003789 n/a     Scheduled Monument
Hadrian's Wall and vallum in wall mile 9, Blucher to Dene House 1003790 n/a     Scheduled Monument
Hadrian's Wall and vallum in wall mile 10 from Dene House to Throckley Bank Top 1003796 n/a     Scheduled Monument
Chapel on the south side of Kingsley Avenue 1016488 n/a C12th North Gosforth Scheduled Monument. Ruins
Dewley Hill round barrow and associated features, 350m north west of Dewley Farm 1018678 n/a     Scheduled Monument

1. Primary source: the National Heritage List for England - NHLE is the register of nationally protected historic buildings and sites in England, including listed buildings, scheduled monuments, protected wrecks, registered parks and gardens, and battlefields. The list is maintained by Historic England. Check NHLE for updates and new entries. Secondary sources: British Listed Buildings and Sitelines.

2. Local List of buildings, structures, parks, gardens and open spaces of special local architectural or historic lnterest - Newcastle City Council.

Tyne Bridge
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Tyne Bridge
- Overview About the Tyne Bridge Map Street View The Tyne Bridge is an iconic arch bridge over the River Tyne which links Newcastle and Gateshead. Construction of the bridge by …
Newcastle Town Walls
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Newcastle Town Walls
- Overview About the Town Walls The defensive Town Wall at Newcastle was built in the 13th and 14th centuries at a time when the North of England was under frequent …
Theatre Royal
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Theatre Royal
- Overview About the Theatre Royal Map Street View The Theatre Royal, originally on Drury Lane off Mosley Street, opened in 1788 and was granted its Royal licence by King George …
Moot Hall
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Moot Hall
- Overview About Moot Hall Map Street View Moot Hall on Castle Garth in Newcastle was built between 1810 and 1812, designed by John Stokoe, as Northumberland County Court and Prisons. …
Grey's Monument
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Grey's Monument
- Overview About Map Street View Grey's Monument is a prominent landmark in the centre of Newcastle. Located at the head of Grey Street and Grainger Street, where they meet Blackett …
Newcastle Castle
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Newcastle Castle
- In the 2nd Century AD, the Romans built a fort to protect the Pons Aelius bridge and supply route over the River Tyne. During the Anglo-Saxon age, the site was …
The Black Gate
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The Black Gate
- Overview About Black Gate Map Street View   The "Black Gate" was added to Newcastle Castle between 1247 and 1250, forming an additional barbican in front of the earlier north …
Cathedral Church of St Nicholas
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Cathedral Church of St Nicholas
- Overview History Features Music Map Inside St Nicholas is the cathedral for the Church of England Diocese of Newcastle and is named after St Nicholas, the patron saint of sailors …
Close, Nos. 28/30
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Close, Nos. 28/30
- Overview Map Street View Nos 28/30, Close in Newcastle (now 'House of Tides') was originally built in the late 16th century as merchant's house. The upper facade in English bond …
Alderman Fenwick's House
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Alderman Fenwick's House
- Overview Map Street View Number 98 Pilgrim Street is one of the oldest buildings in Newcastle, built c.1670. Originally built as a merchant's house, it later took its name from Alderman …
All Saints Church
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All Saints Church
- Overview About the Church Map Street View All Saints Church in Newcastle city centre was a parish church built 1786-1796 by David Stephenson, replacing an earlier medieval church. Its spire …
Bessie Surtees' House
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Bessie Surtees' House
- Overview About Bessie Surtees House Map Street View "These two five-storey 16th and 17th century merchants' houses are fine examples of Jacobean domestic architecture, with some splendid period interiors. The …
St Mary's Cathedral
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St Mary's Cathedral
- Overview About St Mary's Cathedral Map Street View "The [Roman Catholic] church was built in the 1840s to a neo-Gothic design by architect August Welby Pugin, famous for his work …
St John The Baptist Church
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St John The Baptist Church
- Overview About St John’s Church Map Street View St John’s Church is located at the corner of Grainger Street and Westgate Road in Newcastle. The parish church dates from the …
Church of St Michael and All Angels
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Church of St Michael and All Angels
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Corner Tower
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Corner Tower
- "Corner Tower is probably so called from being in an angle of the wall. It is mentioned in the common council books, June 9, 1688, by the name of "Corn-Hill …
Grainger Market
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Grainger Market
- Overview About Grainger Town Map Street View The Grainger Market was opened to the public on the 24th October 1835, and was originally divided into a butchers’ market and separate …
Guildhall
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Guildhall
- Overview Map Street View "The east end of this complex building is a neo-Grecian remodelling of a medieval building, completed by Dobson in 1823-5. The main structure was built in …
Gunner Tower
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Gunner Tower
- In 1827 Eneas Mackenzie wrote: "Gunner Tower, or rather Gunnerton Tower, is said to have been built by the ancient family of Swinburn, who had a house behind it. In 1821, …
Heron Pit Prison and Drawbridge Pit, by Black Gate
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Heron Pit Prison and Drawbridge Pit, by Black Gate
- Barbican, prison and pits dating from the mid 13th and 17th century. Grade I listed. The information board by the pit states: "William Heron - The Hammer of the Poor …
Newcastle Swing Bridge
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Newcastle Swing Bridge
- Overview Further Information Map Street View The Swing Bridge over the River Tyne was first used for road traffic on 15th June 1876 and opened for river traffic on 17th …
High Level Bridge
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High Level Bridge
- Overview About the High Level Bridge Map Street View The High Level Bridge is a 'double decker' road and railway bridge spanning the River Tyne between Newcastle and Gateshead. The …
Leazes Terrace
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Leazes Terrace
- Overview Map Street View Leazes Terrace is an elongated square of houses in Newcasle, next to Leazes Park. The terrace was built from 1829 to 1834 by Thomas Oliver for Richard …
Newcastle Central Station
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Newcastle Central Station
- Overview History Map Street View Newcastle Central Station on Neville Street was designed by John Dobson and was opened by Queen Victoria on the 29th August 1850. Replacing three earlier stations, it …
Plummer Tower
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Plummer Tower
- Overview Map Street View "Carliol Croft Tower, otherwise Plummer Tower. - This was also called the Cutlers' Tower, having once been the hall of that company, who are now extinct. …
Sallyport Tower
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Sallyport Tower
- Sallyport Tower (aka Wallknoll Tower). In 1827 Eneas Mackenzie wrote: "Wall Knoll Tower, now called Carpenters' Tower, because the company of Carpenters or Shipwrights meet in it, "was," says Bourne, "one …
Salters Bridge
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Salters Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Salters Bridge crosses the Ouseburn in South Gosforth. It dates from the 14th Century and is Grade I listed on the National Heritage List for England.
St Andrew's Church
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St Andrew's Church
- Overview About St Andrew's Church Map Street View   St Andrew's Church, Newcastle upon Tyne is a Grade I listed parish church in the Church of England in Newcastle upon …
Church of St Ann, City Road
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Church of St Ann, City Road
- Overview Map Street View St Ann's Church is located by City Road / Breamish Street in the Battlefield area of Newcastle. The parish church was built 1764-1768 for the Corporation of Newcastle …
St George's Church
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St George's Church
- History Map The Church of St George, off Osborne Road in Jesmond is a Grade 1 listed building. The church was designed by designed by Thomas Ralph Spence and its 154 ft …
The Response (War Memorial)
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The Response (War Memorial)
- Overview Further Information Map Street View The "The Response" is a war memorial in the gardens by Newcastle Civic Centre, off Barras Bridge. The sculpture was designed by Sir W. …
Durham Tower
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Durham Tower
- Overview Map Street View Built during the late 13th century, this was a single-storey semi-circular tower with a strong rib-vaulted room. The section of wall, including Durham Tower, is amongst …
Trinity House
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Trinity House
- Overview About Trinity House Map Newcastle-upon-Tyne Trinity House is a charity with a history dating back to the 16th century, when it emerged as a guild formed by the City's …
Tyne Theatre
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Tyne Theatre
- "Theatre and opera house, later cinema; now theatre. 1867 by W.B. Parnell for Cowan. Bought by Oswald Stoll and opened as cinema in 1919. Italianate front of three storeys, five …
Terrace, east side of Old Eldon Square
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Terrace, east side of Old Eldon Square
- Overview Map Street View The terrace buildings on the east side of Old Eldon Square off Blackett Street in Newcastle were built by 1831 by Richard Grainger to the designs …
Cloth Market, Nos. 12, 14 and 16
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Cloth Market, Nos. 12, 14 and 16
- Overview Map Street View Houses, now shops and business premises on Cloth Market, Newcastle. This was formerly the White Hart Inn, a coaching inn built in the late 16th century. …
Close, No. 35 (Quayside Bar)
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Close, No. 35 (Quayside Bar)
- Overview Map Street View The Quayside (Wetherspoons, previously No 1 Llyods Bar) is a public house and restaurant at no. 35 Close, by the Newcastle Quayside. The building dates back …
Brandling House
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Brandling House
- Overview Map Street View Brandling House is a hospitality and conference centre at Gosforth Park Racecourse. It was originally built as a country house between 1755-1764 for Charles Brandling, a …
Central Arcade
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Central Arcade
- Overview Map Street View Inside The Central Arcade was built in 1906 and designed by Oswald and Son, of Newcastle. It is contained within the Central Exchange Buildings which were built Richard …
Central Exchange Buildings
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Central Exchange Buildings
- Overview Map Street View The Central Exchange is a triangular building, designed by John Wardle and George Walker and built by Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of Newcastle …
Christ Church
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Christ Church
- Overview Map Street View The Parish church in Shieldfield was built 1859-1861 by A.B. Higham. The church and hall is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List for England. …
Customs House, Quayside
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Customs House, Quayside
- Overview About The Customs House Map Street View The old Customs House on the Quayside of Newcastle was built in 1766 and refronted in 1833. The building has a distinctive …
Clock, Emerson Chambers
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Clock, Emerson Chambers
Stephenson Monument
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Stephenson Monument
- Overview Map Street View This monument to the eminent engineer George Stephenson is located on the junction of Westgate Road and Neville Street in Newcastle, near Central Station. The decision …
Great North Museum: Hancock
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Great North Museum: Hancock
- Overview About the Museum Map Street View The museum was established in 1884 to house the growing collections of the Natural History Society of Northumbria. It was named after John …
South African War Memorial, Haymarket
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South African War Memorial, Haymarket
Holy Jesus Hospital
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Holy Jesus Hospital
- Overview About Historical Accounts Map Street View "Hospital erected at the expense of the Citizens and Burgesses of Newcastle upon Tyne in the year of Salvation 1682. Timothy Robson, Mayor. …
Dobson's House, 49 New Bridge Street West
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Dobson's House, 49 New Bridge Street West
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Keelman's Hospital
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Keelman's Hospital
- Overview Map Street View Keelmen’s Hospital on City Road in Newcastle was built in 1701. It was built by the keelmen of Newcastle as an alms house for sick and …
War Memorial, Old Eldon Square
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War Memorial, Old Eldon Square
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Old Eldon Square in Newcastle was unveiled on the 26th of September 1923 by Field Marshal Earl Haig and dedicated by the …
Civic Centre
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Civic Centre
- Overview About the Civic Centre Map Street View The Civic Centre is the main administrative centre for Newcastle City Council located by Barras Bridge and St Mary's Place, next to St …
North Gosforth Chapel (ruins)
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North Gosforth Chapel (ruins)
- Overview Map Street View The remains of the medieval chapel in North Gosforth were uncovered when the Melton Park housing estate was built in the 1950s.[1] The earliest documentary reference …
Assembly Rooms
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Assembly Rooms
- Overview Map Street View Designed by architect William Newton, this Georgian building was completed in 1776. The building was funded by members of the nobility, gentry and prominent citizens who …
Ouseburn Viaduct
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Ouseburn Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View Ouseburn Viaduct is a railway bridge over the valley of the Ouseburn (river). It was built between 1837-1839 by John and Benjamin Green for the Newcastle …
Church of St.James
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Church of St.James
- Overview Map Street View St. James's United Reformed Church is located on Northumberland Road in Newcastle. It was built 1882-1884 by T. Lewis Banks, originally as a Congregational Church. The people …
Church of St Thomas the Martyr
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Church of St Thomas the Martyr
- Overview About the Church Map Street View St Thomas The Martyr's Church is located on the junction of Barras Bridge and St Mary's Place in Newcastle. The present church was …
Turk's Head Hotel
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Turk's Head Hotel
- Grey Street was built c1835 by Richard Grainger as part of the 19th Century redevelopment of Newcastle City Centre. Nos. 69 to 73 Grey Street incorporates the former Royal Turk's …
Leazes Park
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Leazes Park
- Overview About Leazes Park Map Street View Leazes Park is in the centre of Newcastle, with its main entrance on Richardson Road. The 14 hectare park was opened by Sir …
Old George Inn
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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, …
Former Music Hall, 10-12 Nelson Street
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Former Music Hall, 10-12 Nelson Street
Former Warehouse, 12A Nelson Street
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Former Warehouse, 12A Nelson Street
Former Dispensary, 14 Nelson Street
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Former Dispensary, 14 Nelson Street
2-6 Nelson Street
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2-6 Nelson Street
No. 5 Collingwood Street
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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 …
No. 7 Collingwood Street
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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 …
8 Nelson Street
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8 Nelson Street
All Saints Church,  Gosforth
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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 …
Armstrong Bridge
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Armstrong Bridge
- Overview Map Armstrong Bridge is an iron bridge which spans Jesmond Dene. Originally open to traffic it is now restricted to pedestrians. The bridge hosts an arts and crafts fair …
Armstrong Building
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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 …
Armstrong Memorial, Barras Bridge
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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 …
Balmbra's
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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 …
Bandstand, Exhibition Park
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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. …
Beehive Hotel
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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 …
Bewick House, Bewick Street
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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 …
Bridge Hotel
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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 …
Crawford's Bridge
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Crawford's Bridge
- Overview Map Street View Crawford's bridge is a small segmental arch stone bridge over the Ouseburn built in the early to mid-18th century. It is the oldest of the surviving …
Burt Hall
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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 …
Bus depot, Sandyford
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Bus depot, Sandyford
- Bus depot, Portland Terrace, Newcastle
Cathedral Buildings, Dean Street
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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. …
Chimney Mill
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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 …
Church of St. Jude
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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 …
Church of St Mary the Virgin, Throckley
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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 …
Church of the Divine Unity, Ellison Place
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Church of the Divine Unity, Ellison Place
City Baths
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City Baths
- Overview Map Street View Newcastle City Pool and Turkish Baths opened for public use in 1928. The Baths and adjacent City Hall together are a Grade II listed building. The …
Newcastle City Hall
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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 …
Farrell Centre (Claremont Buildings)
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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 …
College House, College Street
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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 …
Nos. 23-29 Collingwood Street (Sun Insurance)
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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.
Deuchar's Brewery, Sandyford Road
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Deuchar's Brewery, Sandyford Road
Drill Hall
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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 …
Edward VII Drinking Fountain
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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 2 Listed. The fountain has …
Eldon Buildings
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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 …
Fish Market, Sandhill
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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 …
Cattle Market
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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 …
Forth Banks House
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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 …
Framlington House
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Framlington House
- Framlington House is a large villa located at the top of Framlington Place in Newcastle. It was built in 1850 and is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List …
Gibson Street Baths
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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. …
Half Moon Chambers
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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 …
House of Adam of Jesmond
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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), …
Jesmond Dene Mill
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Jesmond Dene Mill
- The old water mill is located by the Ouseburn (river) in Jesmond Dene. A water mill was first recorded here in 1739, at that time known as 'Mabel's Mill'; in the …
Jesmond Dene
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Jesmond Dene
- Overview About Jesmond Dene Map Street View Jesmond Dene is a public park in the valley of the Ouseburn river in Jesmond, Newcastle. The park was originally laid out in …
Armstrong Park
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Armstrong Park
- Overview Map Street View Armstrong Park in Newcastle, connects with Jesmond Dene and Heaton Park to form a large green space, a short distance north-east of the city centre. Armstrong …
Heaton Park
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Heaton Park
- Overview Map Street View Heaton Park has a network of footpaths and connects with Armstrong Park, Jesmond Dene and Ouseburn Park. The Pavilion building in the park was refurbished in …
Jesmond Parish Church
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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 …
Jesmond United Reformed Church
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Jesmond United Reformed Church
- Overview Map Street View A non-conformist church built 1887-1888, designed by W.L. Newcombe. The church is located on Burdon Terrace, in the Brandling Village area of Jesmond, a suburb of …
King Edward VII Bridge
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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 …
King Edward VII Building
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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 …
King George VI 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 …
Lych Gate, Church of St Michael and all Angels
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Lych Gate, Church of St Michael and all Angels
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Lying-in Hospital
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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 …
Memorial to W.L. Blenkinsopp Coulson
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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 …
Milburn House, Dean Street / Side
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Milburn House, Dean Street / Side
- Overview Map Street View Milburn House is a large office block in Newcastle, designed to a Free Baroque style by Oliver, Leeson and Wood, built 1902 to 1905.[1] It is a …
No. 2 Collingwood Street
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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. …
Northern Goldsmiths
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Northern Goldsmiths
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Old Library Building
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Old Library Building
Parsons' Polygon
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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 …
St Dominic's Priory Church
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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 …
Royal Station Hotel
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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 …
St George Statue (war memorial) by St Thomas the Martyr
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St George Statue (war memorial) by St Thomas the Martyr
- The memorial of Portland stone with granite steps and a bronze statue of St George stands near the entrance to the Church of St Thomas the Martyr, by the corner …
Rutherford Memorial Fountain
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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 …
Sacred Heart Church, North Gosforth
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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 …
Sailors Bethel, Horatio Street
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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. …
Seven Stories
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Seven Stories
- Overview About Seven Stories Map Street View Seven Stories is the National Centre for Children’s Books, located at 30 Lime Street in Ouseburn, Newcastle. Seven Stories is a charity, founded in …
'Spiral Nebula'
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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 …
Church of St. James, Benwell
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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 …
Church of St Luke, Spital Tongues
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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 …
Church of St. Nicholas, South Gosforth
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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. …
Stephenson Works
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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 …
Students' Union Building
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Students' Union Building
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Sunlight Chambers
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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 …
Sutherland Building
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Sutherland Building
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The Arches
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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 …
The Carriage
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The Carriage
- Overview Map Street View The Carriage is a public house in Jesmond. It was originally Jesmond Station, which was opened in 1864 by the Blyth & Tyne Railway. It was …
The Cluny
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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 …
Cordwainers Hall
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Cordwainers Hall
- Overview Map Street View The former Cordwainers Hall on Nelson Street, Newcastle, was built in 1838 as a meeting hall for the Cordwainers Company (shoe maker's guild).[1] It was built by …
War Memorial, Throckley
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War Memorial, Throckley
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Trinity Building
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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 …
Victoria Tunnel
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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) …
Westgate Hill Cemetery
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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 …
Wylam Brewery (Palace of Arts), Exhibition Park
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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, …
All Saints Cemetery
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All Saints Cemetery
Bandstand, Leazes Park
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Bandstand, Leazes Park
- The bandstand in Leazes Park is a faithful reconstruction of the original 19th Century bandstand made in 2003. The ornate 10 sided bandstand, with it's crown domed roof is an …
Belle Grove pub (1875-2008)
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Belle Grove pub (1875-2008)
- The Belle Grove public house on the corner of Belle Grove Terrace and Ancrum Street in Spital Tongues Newcastle, was built in c.1875. It was built for Sanderson's Haymarket Brewery and …
Belle Grove Terrace, Spital Tongues
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Belle Grove Terrace, Spital Tongues
Benwell Nature Park
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Benwell Nature Park
- Overview About Map Street View Benwell Nature Park was established in 1982 on land cleared by the demolition of two streets of terraced housing and a section of Atkinson Road in …
Brandling Park
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Brandling Park
- Summary Map Brandling Park is road and the name of a small park in the Brandling Village area in the suburb of Jesmond, in Newcastle. The park has a men's …
Burma War Memorial
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Burma War Memorial
- This memorial stands in the grounds of the Church of St Thomas the Martyr, by St Mary's Place in Newcastle. The bronze sculpture is by Nicholas Whitmore, commissioned by the …
Byker Metro Bridge
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Byker Metro Bridge
- Overview About Byker Metro Bridge Map Street View Byker Metro Bridge (also known as Byker Viaduct) was constructed 1978-1979 and was purpose built for the Tyne & Wear Metro system, …
Byker Bridge
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Byker Bridge
- Overview About Byker Bridge Map Street View   The Byker Bridge is a 344.65m (1130 ft) long road bridge that carries the A193 road over the River Ouseburn in Newcastle …
Cassie Building
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Cassie Building
- Overview Map Street View The Cassie Building at Newcastle University was built in 1955. The main entrance is on Kensington Walk - a walkway between Claremont Road and Kensington Terrace. …
Collingwood Arms, Brandling Village
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Collingwood Arms, Brandling Village
- Overview Map Street View The Collingwood Arms is a public house in Brandling Village, Jesmond. It first opened in 1836. The first landlord, Robert Hewlitt, named the pub after Newcastle-born …
Cragside Primary School, High Heaton
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Cragside Primary School, High Heaton
- Overview Map Street View High Heaton Infants School ('the wooden school') opened on the 20th of August 1929 with a roll of 164 students. With a growing population in High …
Cross House
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Cross House
- Overview Map Street View Cross House is a distinctive office building on the corner of Westgate Road and Fenkle Steet in Newcastle. It was designed by Cackett and Burns Dick architects …
Cumberland Arms
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Cumberland Arms
- Overview Map Street View The Cumberland Arms is located on James Place Street in Ouseburn, Byker (rear to Back Stephen Street). The Cumberland Arms was first licensed as a beer …
Dog Leap Stairs
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Dog Leap Stairs
- Historic steps from Castle Garth to Side in Newcastle. In 1772, the young Baron Eldon (John Scott) eloped with Bessie Surtees and the couple made their escape on horseback up Dog Leap …
Stephenson Library, Elswick Road
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Stephenson Library, Elswick Road
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Exhibition Park
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Exhibition Park
- Overview About Exhibition Park Map Street View Exhibition Park is a short walk from Newcastle City Centre; the main entrance is off Claremont Road. It became known as Exhibition Park …
Old Cooperative Warehouse, Stowell Street
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Old Cooperative Warehouse, Stowell Street
- Overview Map Street View 14-18 Stowell Street is the former warehouse of the Co-operative Wholesale Society, built in 1908. The warehouse was used for ripening fruit and had loading bays …
Gosforth Park
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Gosforth Park
- Overview About Gosforth Park Map   Gosforth Park is a park north of Gosforth in the city of Newcastle upon Tyne, England. It houses Newcastle Racecourse, a Marriott hotel, two …
Former Grand Hotel, Barras Bridge
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Former Grand Hotel, Barras Bridge
- 1 - 24, Barras Bridge. This is a former hotel, built in 1902, now shops and accommodation. In 1958 it was bought by Newcastle University for use as student accommodation. 
Hawthorne House
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Hawthorne House
- Overview Map Street View Hawthorne House is a 3 storey brick and stone Georgian building on Forth Banks in Newcastle. It was part of the former Hawthorn Engineering Works, whose …
Haymarket Metro Station
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Haymarket Metro Station
- Overview About Haymarket Metro Station Map Street View   Haymarket Metro station is a station on the Tyne and Wear Metro in the north of the city centre of Newcastle …
Heaton Baptist Church, Heaton Road
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Heaton Baptist Church, Heaton Road
- Overview Map Street View Heaton Baptist Church, on the corner of Heaton Road and Mundella Terrace, was built in 1904. Plans to build the church began in 1895 when members …
Hodgkin Park
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Hodgkin Park
- Overview Map Street View Hodgkin Park in Benwell was donated to the public in 1899 by Thomas Hodgkin, a wealthy local Banker. The park had previously been the grounds to …
Vale House
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Vale House
- Overview Map Street View Vale House is a tower block on Lansdowne Gardens, overlooking Jesmond Vale, built in 1967 by Douglass Wise and Partners. The building has 28 floors and at …
Jesmond Vale
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Jesmond Vale
- Overview About Jesmond Vale Map Jesmond Vale is the southern extension of Jesmond Dene, which includes a park with mix of woodland and grassland. Before the 19th century Jesmond Vale …
King John's Well, Armstrong Park
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King John's Well, Armstrong Park
Lime Street Chimney
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Lime Street Chimney
Long Stairs
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Long Stairs
- Overview Map Street View The historic Long Stairs in Newcastle start on the Close between the 15th century Cooperage and 16th century “Buttress” merchant’s house, leading up to Queen's Lane, …
The Mansion House, Fernwood Road
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The Mansion House, Fernwood Road
- Overview Map Street View The Mansion House on Fernwood Road in Jesmond is the official residence of the Lord Mayor of Newcastle. It was originally built in 1880 as two …
Newburn Bridge
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Newburn Bridge
- Overview About Newburn Bridge Map Street View Newburn Bridge is a road bridge over the River Tyne between Newburn in the City of Newcastle upon Tyne and Ryton in the …
Quadrangle
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Quadrangle
- Overview Map Street View The Quadrangle lies at the heart of Newcastle University with gardens and thoroughfare, which is a favourite place for graduation photographs. It is surrounded on all sides, …
Old Eldon Square
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Old Eldon Square
- Overview About Old Eldon Square Map Street View Old Eldon Square off Blackett Street was built 1825 - 1831 as part of the mid 19th century redevelopment of Newcastle city centre. …
Old Power Station
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Old Power Station
Punch Bowl - Public House
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Punch Bowl - Public House
- History Map Street View The Punch Bowl Hotel pub and eatery, located on Jesmond Road in Jesmond, Newcastle. Built in a "Scottish Baronial Style" the current Punch Bowl building dates …
Queens Arms
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Queens Arms
- Sadly closed and converted into flats in c2015 :( Simpson Terrace, Shieldfield. "Established in 1855 the Queens Arms was managed by Joseph Smith of the Manor Brewery. By 1882 the population and …
Ravenswood Primary School
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Ravenswood Primary School
- Overview Map Street View Located on Ravenswood Road in Heaton, Ravenswood is one of the largest primary schools in Newcastle. It is a foundation school with about 650 pupils aged …
Ridley Villas, 91 New Bridge Street
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Ridley Villas, 91 New Bridge Street
- Ridley Villas, 91 New Bridge Street, Newcastle, were built in the 1820s. They were once part of a row of grand residential houses, possibly designed by John Dobson. The villas …
Rosie's Bar, Stowell Street
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Rosie's Bar, Stowell Street
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Former Hawthorne Inn
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Former Hawthorne Inn
- Overview Map Street View Sachins Punjabi Restaurant is located on Forth Banks, by the junction with Forth Street in Newcastle. The building was formerly the Hawthorne Inn public house (shown …
Ship Inn
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Ship Inn
- c.1878
St James' Park
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St James' Park
- Overview About St James' Park Map Street View St James' Park is the home of Newcastle United F.C. The original football ground was built by 1880 on what was grazing …
Church of St John, Whorlton, Westerhope
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Church of St John, Whorlton, Westerhope
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St John in Whorlton, Westerhope was originally built in 1866 as a Chapel of Ease to Newburn. In c.1911 the east end of …
Church of St. Joseph
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Church of St. Joseph
- St Joesph's Church in Benwell is located at the junction of Armstrong Road and South Benwell Road. The neo-Byzantine style building was designed by Stienlet & Maxwell and opened in October …
Stephenson Building
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Stephenson Building
- Overview Map Street View The Stephenson Building at Newcastle University is located on Claremont Road. The current building opened in September 2023. It was built to be  a School of Engineering …
The Cradlewell
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The Cradlewell
- Overview Street View A former public house on the corner of Jesmond Road and Deuchar Street, being conveted into flats in 2016. The Cradlewell pub was opened in 1904 by Robert …
People's Theatre
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People's Theatre
- Overview About the Prople's Theatre Map Street View 1959: "The unfailing support of the Tyneside audience for our choice of play encourages us to purchase the Lyric Cinema, Heaton. It …
Town Moor
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Town Moor
- Overview About Town Moor Map Street View The Town Moor in Newcastle, is around 400 hectares of open space at the north of the city cente, bordered by the suburbs …
Benwell Temple of Antenociticus
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Benwell Temple of Antenociticus
- Overview About Antenociticus Map Street View "The fort at Benwell, which was occupied throughout most of the Roman period by the cavalry regiment ala I Asturum, is no longer visible. …
Church of St Paul
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Church of St Paul
- Overview Map Street View Now the Life Transformation Church, the former Church of St Paul is located on Havelock Place in Elswick. It was originally built as a parish church, consecrated in 1859, …
Church of St Stephen, Low Elswick
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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 …
Castle Keep
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Castle Keep
Glasshouse Bridge, Ouseburn
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Glasshouse Bridge, Ouseburn
Brunswick Methodist Chapel, Newcastle
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Brunswick Methodist Chapel, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Brunswick Methodist Chapel is located on Brunswick Place in Newcastle. The chapel was built in 1820. It was a frequent venue for meetings in the campaign for the …
Wills Building
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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. …
Church of the Holy Trinity
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Church of the Holy Trinity
- Overview Map Street View The Holy Trinity Church in Jesmond is located on the corner of Jesmond Road and Churchill Gardens. The Parish church was built in 1908 by Hicks …
Coronation Buildings, Quayside, Newcastle
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Coronation Buildings, Quayside, Newcastle
- Coronation Buildings, 65 Quayside, Newcastle was built in c.1902 for Pyman Bell and Co. The rear half of the building was demolished and it's front range restored in 1982. This …
Baltic Chambers
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Baltic Chambers
- Overview Map Street View Baltic Chambers is located on the corner of Broad Chare and Quayside in Newcastle. The building dates from the early 20th century. It was empty and …
Atlas Chambers, Westgate Road
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Atlas Chambers, Westgate Road
- Overview Map Street View Atlas Chambers, no. 88 Westgate Road, Newcastle. Shop and offices, dated 1894 on it's corner turret. It stands on the junction of Westgate Road and Clayton Street. …
Imperial Buildings, 92-98 Westgate Road, Newcastle
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Imperial Buildings, 92-98 Westgate Road, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Imperial Buildings, nos. 92-98 Westgate Road, Newcastle, were built in 1895 as shops and offices. The building stands on the corner of Westgate Road and Cross Street. …
9-13 Ravensworth Terrace
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9-13 Ravensworth Terrace
5 Ravensworth Terrace
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5 Ravensworth Terrace
- Overview History Map Street View No. 5. This five story Georgian house on Ravensworth Terrace in the Summerhill area off Westgate Road in Newcastle was built by local developer William …
Church of St Matthew, Summerhill Street
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Church of St Matthew, Summerhill Street
- Overview Map Street View St Matthew's Church on Summerhill Street in the Summerhill area of Newcastle, close to Big Lamp. The parish church was built in 1877, designed by R.J. …
Barber Surgeons Hall
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Barber Surgeons Hall
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Summerhill Square and Park
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Summerhill Square and Park
- Overview Map Street View Summerhill Square is an open space formed around the Georgian terraces of Summerhill Grove, Summerhill Terrace and Ravensworth Terrace / Greenfield Place / Swinburne Place. Summerhill Park, at …
Shoe Tree, Armstong Park
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Shoe Tree, Armstong Park
Cattle Run, Armstong Park
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Cattle Run, Armstong Park
Denton Hall
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Denton Hall
- East Denton Hall, located off West Road in the Denton area of Newcastle, dates from 1622, with later alterations to the building. It is often known as the 'Bishops's House' …
MEA House
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MEA House
- Overview Map Street View MEA House on Ellison Place in Newcastle was constructed from 1972-1974. It is thought to be the first purpose-built building to house multiple community service organisations …
Nos. 1-5, Ellison Place
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Nos. 1-5, Ellison Place
- Nos. 1-5, Ellison Place (aka Ellison Terrace) in Newcastle was built c.1810. No. 4 has a plaque noting that Cardinal Basil Hume (1923-1999) was born here. Also, no. 5 was …
Woolsington Park
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Woolsington Park
Woolsington Hall
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Woolsington Hall
- Overview About Woolsington Hall Map   Woolsington Hall is a Grade II* listed country house in a estate, in the village of Woolsington, in the city of Newcastle, England, north-west …
Stables and Coach House, Woolsington Hall
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Stables and Coach House, Woolsington Hall
St Mary's Chapel
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St Mary's Chapel
- Overview Map Street View Pilgrim Street in Newcastle is so named because of the many pilgrims traveling that way to St Mary's Chapel in Jesmond; "THERE was an Inn in …
Footbridge by Jesmond Dene Mill
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Footbridge by Jesmond Dene Mill
Banqueting House (ruins)
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Banqueting House (ruins)
- The Banqueting House in Jesmond Dene, was built 1860-1862, designed by John Dobson for Lord William Armstrong. The ruins of the banqueting house are Grade II listed on the National Heritage …
Footbridge by Banqueting Hall
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Footbridge by Banqueting Hall
Footbridge South of Red Walk
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Footbridge South of Red Walk
Lemington Glass Works (1787-1997)
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Lemington Glass Works (1787-1997)
- Overview About Lemmington Glass Works Map Street View   Lemington Glass Works was the site of glass production in Lemington, Newcastle upon Tyne, England, for over 200 years. All that …
Holy Saviour Church, Sugley
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Holy Saviour Church, Sugley
- Overview Map Street View Holy Saviour Church in Lemington was built in 1837 as Sugley Parish Church, and is located by Sugley Dene. The church was designed by Benjamin Green. …
Church of St George, Bells Close
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Church of St George, Bells Close
- Overview Map Street View St George's RC Church is located by Scotswood Road in Bell's Close, between Scotswood and Lemingon. The church was built 1868-1869, designed by A.M. Dunn, and funded …
Lemington War Memorial
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Lemington War Memorial
- Overview Map Lemington War Memorial is located in Lemington Cemetery, north of the cemetery gates, on Union Hall Road. The memorial cross was sculpted by R Whitehouse of Newcastle. It was unveiled …
War Memorial, Brunswick Village
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War Memorial, Brunswick Village
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Brunswick Village is located on Darrell Street, by St Cuthbert's Church. The Celtic cross was originally erected in front of the Primary …
The Lit & Phil,  23 Westgate Road
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The Lit & Phil, 23 Westgate Road
- Overview Map Street View Inside Number 23 Westgate Road is the home of the Literary and Philosophical Society of Newcastle upon Tyne. The 'Lit & Phil' building was constructed from 1822 …
Neville Hall and Wood Memorial Hall
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Neville Hall and Wood Memorial Hall
- Overview Map Street View Neville Hall is a distinctive gothic building on Westgate Road in Newcastle, near the junction with Neville Street. It was built 1869 - 1872 and designed …
Northern Goldsmiths
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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 …
RC Church of St Michael
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RC Church of St Michael
- Overview Map Street View St Michael's Church is located on Westmorland Road in Elswick. It is a Roman Catholic parish church, built in 1889-1891 by Dunn, Hansom and Dunn. The church …
Derwentwater Chambers, 33-34 Sandhill
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Derwentwater Chambers, 33-34 Sandhill
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The Red House, Sandhill
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The Red House, Sandhill
36 and 38, Sandhill
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36 and 38, Sandhill
- House, now restaurant - Quilted Camel. C17 with C18 front
Garth Heads, Newcastle
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Garth Heads, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Garth Heads is a street, located a short distance off Melbourn Street, in Newcastle, and also the name of the main building on the street. Along …
Statue of Queen Victoria
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Statue of Queen Victoria
- Overview Map Street View The statue of Queen Victoria on the front Lawn of the Royal Victoria Infirmary was unveiled by King Edward VII on the 11th of July 1906. …
Entrance Lodge
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Entrance Lodge
- RVI
CastleGate, Newcastle
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CastleGate, Newcastle
- Overview About the Building Map Street View The CastleGate Centre (closed), is located on the corner of Melbourne Street and Trafalgar Street in Newcastle. It was originally built in 1901-1903 …
Austin Friary (tower)
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Austin Friary (tower)
- There was an Augustinian friary dating from the 13th century on the site of the Holy Jesus Hospital in Newcastle. The remaining tower from the friary is located behind the …
Lloyd's Bank Building
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Lloyd's Bank Building
- Overview Map Street View The Lloyd's Bank building is located on the corner of Grey Street and Market Street (102 Grey Street / Nos. 12 to 18 Market Street / …
Akenside House, Newcastle
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Akenside House, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Akenside House on Akenside Hill in Newcastle was built as offices in 1902. It has a polished dark granite ground floor which is now home to …
Jesmond Towers
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Jesmond Towers
- Overview Map Jesmond Towers is a Gothic-style mansion house located to the north of Bemersyde Drive in Jesmond. It was built in the early 19th century with additions in 1817 …
Jesmond Dene House
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Jesmond Dene House
- Overview Map Street View Jesmond Dene House is a hotel on Jesmond Dene Road in Jesmond, Newcastle. The original Georgian house, designed by John Dobson, was built in 1822 for for …
Community Housing Service, Byker
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Community Housing Service, Byker
- Overview Map Street View The Community Housing Service office in Byker is located by Priory Green on the junction of Kendal Street and Brinkburn Street. The building was once an  …
Solomons (former Thorntree Farm), West Road
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Solomons (former Thorntree Farm), West Road
- Overview Map Street View Solomons is a resturant on the West Road in Denton Burn, Newcastle. It was formerly Thorntree Farmhouse (aka Denton Burn Farm). The building dates from c.1790, built …
Statue of Queen Victoria, St Nicholas' Square
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Statue of Queen Victoria, St Nicholas' Square
- Overview Map Street View The bronze statue of Queen Victoria in St Nicholas' Square, Newcastle, was unveiled on the 24th of April 1903.[1] "The gift of W.H. Stephenson to commemorate 500 …
Statue of Joseph Cowen
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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 …
St Nicholas' Buildings, St Nicholas' Street
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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 …
Tyne Bar, Ouseburn
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Tyne Bar, Ouseburn
- Overview Map Street View The Tyne Bar is a public house, located on Maling Street, by Glasshouse Bridge in Ouseburn, near the eastern end of the Quayside in Newcastle. It …
The Forth Hotel, Pink Lane, Newcastle
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The Forth Hotel, Pink Lane, Newcastle
Free Trade Inn, St Lawrence Road
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Free Trade Inn, St Lawrence Road
- Overview Map Street View Inside The Free Trade Inn is located on St Lawrence Road in the Ouseburn area of Newcastle. The Inn was rebuilt in 1896, with alterations in …
Tilley's Bar, Westgate Road
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Tilley's Bar, Westgate Road
- Overview Map Street View Tilley's Bar is located next to the Tyne Theatre, on the corner of Westgate Road and Thornton Street in Newcastle. The building dates from the mid …
Nos. 56-63, Thornton Street, Newcastle
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Nos. 56-63, Thornton Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 56 to 63 Thornton Street in Newcastle are a Early-mid 19th century terrace of houses with shops. The terrace is Grade II listed on the …
Laing Art Gallery
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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 …
Leazes Arcade, Leazes Park Road
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Leazes Arcade, Leazes Park Road
- Overview Map Street View The former Leazes Arcade is located on Leazes Park Road in Newcastle. It was originally a Synagogue, built in 1880 by John Johnstone.[1] Later it was …
Former Ouseburn Schools, Walker Road
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Former Ouseburn Schools, Walker Road
- Overview Map Street View Newcastle Enterprise Centre (aka Ouseburn House) is a large building located on Walker Road by it's junctions with Albion Row and Ford Streets. The building was originally …
Former Caretaker's House, Ouseburn Schools
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Former Caretaker's House, Ouseburn Schools
- Overview Map Street View No 2. Ford Street is the former Caretaker's house to Ouseburn Schools in Newcastle, built in 1893 by F.W. Rich. The building is Grade II listed on …
Church of St. Michael with St. Lawrence, Byker
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Church of St. Michael with St. Lawrence, Byker
No. 12, Clayton Street
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No. 12, Clayton Street
- Overview Map Street View The former Lord Collingwood public house - now Victory Amusements, is located at the northern end of Clayton Street in Newcastle. Built in c.1837, probably by …
The Border Minstrel, Gosforth Park
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The Border Minstrel, Gosforth Park
- Overview Map Street View Border Minstrel public house is located in Gosforth Park, to the north west of Brandling House. It was built in 1757 as an ancillary pavilion to …
Former National Provincial Bank, Mosley Street
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Former National Provincial Bank, Mosley Street
- Overview Map Street View No. 26 Mosley Street in Newcastle was originally built as the National Provincial Bank. Located on the corner of Mosley Street and Dean Street, it was …
No 1 Mosley Street / 128 & 130 Pilgrim Street
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No 1 Mosley Street / 128 & 130 Pilgrim Street
- Overview Map Street View Shops and offices, 1899 by Benjamin Simpson. Includes No. 1 Mosley Street and  Nos. 128 and 130 Pilgrim Street, Newcastle. The building has a cast iron …
3-5 Mosley Street, Newcastle
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3-5 Mosley Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 3 and 5, Mosley Street in Newcastle is a house and shop, dating from c.1790. It was refronted in a mid-C18th style in the mid 19th …
2-4 Mosley Street, Newcastle
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2-4 Mosley Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 2-4 Mosley Street in Newcastle was built in 1908 by Newcombe and Newcombe for the Alliance Assurance Co. Ltd. The building, on the corner of …
12 Mosley Street, Newcastle
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12 Mosley Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Inside No. 12 Mosley Street, Newcastle, was built in 1891 by A. Waterhouse for the Prudential Assurance Company. Situated on the corner of Mosley Street and Dean Street, …
21 Mosley Street, Newcastle
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21 Mosley Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View No. 21 Mosley Street, Newcastle was built in 1906 by Fred T. Walker for The Edinburgh Life Assurance Co. The former offices are now part of the …
Former Newcastle Joint Stock Bank
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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 …
5-13 Grey Street
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5-13 Grey Street
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 5-13 Grey Street, Newcastle. Shops and houses, now shops and offices, built c.1835, probably by John Wardle, for Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of Newcastle …
1 & 3 Grey Street
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1 & 3 Grey Street
- Overview Map Street View Inside Nos. 1 & 3 Grey Street, Newcastle, were built c.1835, probably by John Wardle, for Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of Newcastle City Centre from 1824 to 1841. Located …
15 & 17 Grey Street
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15 & 17 Grey Street
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 15 & 17 Grey Street, Newcastle. Shops and houses, now shops and offices. Built in c.1835, probably by John Wardle, for Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of …
33-41 Grey Street
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33-41 Grey Street
80-96 Grey Street
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80-96 Grey Street
- Overview Map Street View Norfolk House, Nos. 80 to 96 Grey Street, Newcastle. Shops and houses, now shops and offices. c.1836 by John Dobson, for Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of …
2-8 Grey Street
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2-8 Grey Street
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 2-8 (even numbers) Grey Street in Newcastle. The sandstone ashlar building has a rounded corner, with 4 bays on Grey Street and one wide bay …
10 Grey Street
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10 Grey Street
- Overview Map Street View No. 10 Grey Street in Newcastle is dated 1908 on it's serpentine pediment. The 4 story building is very narrow. It forms part of the Grey …
104-108 Grey Street / 1 Hood Street
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104-108 Grey Street / 1 Hood Street
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 104 to 108 (even) Grey Street, Newcastle - includes No.1 Hood Street. It was built as a shop in1902-1904 by W.H. Knowles and T. and …
Six Lamp Standards, Grey Street
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Six Lamp Standards, Grey Street
- This line of 6 lamp standards are located on the pavement outside Nos. 104-108, Grey Street, in Newcastle. The cast iron lamp standards were built 1902-4, designed by W.H. Knowles …
Benwell Towers
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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 …
Royal Victoria School for the Blind (1838 - 1985)
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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 …
Old Swimming Baths, Byker
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Old Swimming Baths, Byker
- Overview Map Street View The former public swimming baths and wash house on Shipley Street in Byker were built in 1907. The building was incorporated into the sheltering perimeter block …
Pendower Hall
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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 …
Crown Posada
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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 …
Rose and Crown, Newgate Street
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Rose and Crown, Newgate Street
- Overview Map Street View The Rose and Crown is a public house located on Newgate Street in Newcastle. It was built for Duncan and Dalglish in c.1914, designed by Simpson and …
The Keelman & Big Lamp Brewery, Newburn
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The Keelman & Big Lamp Brewery, Newburn
- Overview Map Street View The Keelman public house & Big Lamp Brewery are located on Grange Road in Newburn. The buildings are a former Victorian water pumping station. The Big …
Isabella Colliery Coke Ovens, Throckley
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Isabella Colliery Coke Ovens, Throckley
Former Valve House, Throckley Filters
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Former Valve House, Throckley Filters
- Overview Map Street View This former Valve House in Throckley, now a storage building, was built c.1870 for the Newcastle and Gateshead Water Company. It was part of the water …
War Memorial, Newburn
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War Memorial, Newburn
- Overview Map Street View The War Memorial in Newburn is located on Newburn Road in a prominent postion by the junction with Station Road. The memorial commemorates 81 local servicemen …
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Land Arch of the Medieval Tyne Bridge
-   Two sandstone land arches of the Medieval Tyne Bridge in Newcastle survive. Part of one is visible, the remainder obscured by later building. They are accessible from the cellar …
Almshouses,  nos. 16, 17 and 18 Trinity House
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Almshouses, nos. 16, 17 and 18 Trinity House
- Overview Map Almshouses, now storage rooms and house above, which are part of the Trinity House complex off Broad Chare in Newcastle.  It's central plaque commemorates building in 1787 and …
Chapel and Gate House, Trinity House
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Chapel and Gate House, Trinity House
Nos. 4, 5 and 6, Trinity House
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Nos. 4, 5 and 6, Trinity House
Trinity House, Banqueting Hall and Board Room
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Trinity House, Banqueting Hall and Board Room
Denton Hall Roman Turret
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Denton Hall Roman Turret
Church of St James and St. Basil
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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. …
Church of St Augustine
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Church of St Augustine
- Overview Map Street View The Church of Augustine of Hippo (now St George & St. Athanasius Coptic Orthodox Church) is located on Brighton Grove in Fenham, Newcastle. The church was …
Fenham Library
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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 …
Fenham Hall
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Fenham Hall
- Overview About Fenham Hall Map Street View North front of Fenham Hall Fenham Hall was completed in 1748. It was built for John Ord, Mayor of Newcastle, and designed by …
Church of St Philip, Arthurs Hill
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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 …
Former Westgate Hill Primary School Building
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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 …
Church of St Silas, Byker
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Church of St Silas, Byker
- Overview Map Street View Clifford Street, Byker. Parish church. 1886 by R.J. Johnson. Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
Trinity Church, Gosforth
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Trinity Church, Gosforth
- Overview Map Street View Located on the corner of the High Street and West Avenue in Gosforth. Built as a Methodist church in 1877. Designed by Septimus Oswald & Son. …
Clarendon House, Clayton Street West
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Clarendon House, Clayton Street West
- Overview Map Street View Clarendon House on the corner of Clayton Street West and Bewick Street in Newcastle was originally built as a temperence hotel. It was designed by Oliver …
Plummer House, Market Street East, Newcastle
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Plummer House, Market Street East, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Plummer House is located on Market Street East in Newcastle, siding on Croft Street and Carliol Street. It was originally built as banquet and assembly rooms …
South Postern Tower, Newcastle Castle
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South Postern Tower, Newcastle Castle
- Overview Map Street View The south postern tower, from the outer walls of Newcastle Castle, is located on Castle Garth (road). The tower has a gateway leading on to Castle …
Fever Hospital, Bath Lane
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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 …
Church of St Gabriel, Heaton
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Church of St Gabriel, Heaton
- Overview Map Street View Inside St Gabriel's Chirch is located on the corner of Heaton Road and St. Gabriel's Avenue in Heaton. The Parish church was built in 1899 by …
Old Toll House, Swing Bridge, Newcastle
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Old Toll House, Swing Bridge, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Originally built as a toll house in c.1870, situated by the Swing Bridge in Newcastle. After tolls were no longer charged, the building was used as …
The Turnbull, Newcastle
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The Turnbull, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View What is now known as 'The Turnbull', located on Queen's Lane in Newcastle, was built in 1888 By F. W. Rich for Robert Robinson and Co., …
Former C.W.S. Printing Works
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Former C.W.S. Printing Works
Former Bonded Warehouses
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Former Bonded Warehouses
- Overview Map Street View The former bonded warehouses on Hannover Street, which have taller fronts on Close (street), were built for Amor Spoor in 1841-1844. The warehouses were abandoned in …
Bolbec Hall
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Bolbec Hall
- Overview Map Street View Bolbec Hall is located on Westgate Road in Newcastle. It was built in 1907 by F.W. Rich, originally to serve as additional offices for the Literary …
Irving House, 19 Westgate Road
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Irving House, 19 Westgate Road
- Overview Map Street View Irving House is located on Westgate Road in Newcastlle. It was originally built in 1910 by William Bell, as offices for the North Eastern Railway Company. …
Westgate Hall Buildings, 270-286 Westgate Road
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Westgate Hall Buildings, 270-286 Westgate Road
- Overview Map Street View The Westgate Hall Buildings are located by the junction of Westgate Road and Corporation Street in the Big Lamp area of Newcastle. It was built 1900-1902 …
55 & 57 Westgate Road
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55 & 57 Westgate Road
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 55 & 57 Westgate Road in Newcastle was originally one house, now shops and offices. The building is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage …
53 Westgate Road
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53 Westgate Road
- Overview Map Street View No 53 Westgate Road in Newcastle was originally built in the late 17th or early 18th century, later adapted to be a shop and offices. The …
52 Westgate Road
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52 Westgate Road
- Overview Map Street View 52 Westgate Road in Newcastle was built in 1861 as a house for C.J. Gibb. The elegant sandstone building, also known as Gibb Chambers, was designed …
67 Westgate Road
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67 Westgate Road
- Overview Map Street View 67 Westgate Road in Newcastle was built in the mid-late 18th century as a house. The house formerly belonged to University College, Oxford, and was leased …
69 Westgate Road
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69 Westgate Road
- No. 69, Westgate Road, Newcastle
71 - 75 Westgate Road
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71 - 75 Westgate Road
- Nos. 71 - 75 (odd numbers) Westgate Road, Newcastle.
Former Cooper's Motor Mart, Westgate Road
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Former Cooper's Motor Mart, Westgate Road
- Overview Map Street View Nos 14 - 18, Westgate Road (Cooper's Studio) in Newcastle was originally Cooper's Auction Yard, built in 1897. It was designed to be a depot for …
91-93 Westgate Road, Newcastle
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91-93 Westgate Road, Newcastle
- Nos. 91-93 Westgate Road, Newcastle, was originally built in c.1900 for Lockhart's Cocoa Rooms.
172 & 174 Westgate Road
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172 & 174 Westgate Road
- Nos. 172 & 174 Westgate Road. c1820. Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
The Bodega, Westgate Road
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The Bodega, Westgate Road
- Overview Map Street View The Bodega is a public house on Westgate Road (no. 125), in Newcastle. Local List. "Designed by Septimus Oswald c.1872. This was a rebuild of the …
56 Westgate Road (former County Court)
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56 Westgate Road (former County Court)
- Overview Map Street View No. 56, Westgate Road in Newcastlle is the former County Court, built in 1864. The sandstone Classical-style building is Grade II listed on the National Heritage …
Vermont Hotel (former County Hall)
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Vermont Hotel (former County Hall)
- Overview Map Street View The Vermont Hotel, former County Hall building, is located on Castle Garth and Side (street) in Newcastle. The Classical-style County Hall was completed in 1910, designed …
Emerson Chambers
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Emerson Chambers
- Overview Map Street View Emerson Chambers was built in 1903 on Blackett Street in Newcastle. It was designed by Simpson, Lawson and Rayne - built as a high-end restaurant, complete …
Ballast Hills Graveyard
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Ballast Hills Graveyard
- Overview Map Street View Ballast Hills, Ouseburn / Byker. This was a non-conformist burial ground associated with the influx of foreign (some adopting Quakerism) and Scottish families (many Presbyterians) into …
St Mary's Well, Jesmond
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St Mary's Well, Jesmond
- Overview Map Street View Located in a small fenced enclosure on the north side of the Grove in Jesmond.
Clavering House, Newcastle
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Clavering House, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Clavering House is located on Clavering Place in Newcastle. The house, now offices, was built c.1780. the building is Grade II listed on the National Heritage …
Friar House
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Friar House
- Overview Map Street View Roomzzz Aparthotel is located on Clavering Place in Newcastle. It was originally built as a house in c.1780 ('Friar House') and was later used as offices, …
Watergate Buildings, Sandhill, Newcastle
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Watergate Buildings, Sandhill, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 57-60 consecutive (Watergate Buildings) on Sandhill in Newcastle. The Watergate Buildings were built in 1830 and are adjacent to the Swing Bridge. The buildings top …
39 and 40, Sandhill, Newcastle
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39 and 40, Sandhill, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 39 and 40, Sandhill in Newcastle was originally built as a house in the 17th century and later used as shops. Currently it hosts Off …
Princes Buildings, Newcastle
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Princes Buildings, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Princes Buildings is a substantial block of buildings which straddle Queen Street (No.1-23), King Street (No. 2) and Akenside Hill (Nos 11-14) in Newcastle. They were built …
No. 29, Queen Street, Newcastle
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No. 29, Queen Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View No. 29, Queen Street in Newcastle was built as offices in c.1871. The building has 4 storeys with 3 bays and was designed in a Classical-style …
53 Grey Street, Newcastle
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53 Grey Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View No. 53 Grey Street was built in c.1837, designed by John Wardle, as part of Richard Grainger's redevelopment of the centre of Newcastle. The building stands …
55-59, Grey Street, Newcastle
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55-59, Grey Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 55-59, Grey Street were built in c.1837, designed by John Wardle, for Richard Grainger's redevelopment of the centre of Newcastle. The building stands by the junction with High Bridge …
34-40 Grey Street, Newcastle
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34-40 Grey Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Gainsborough House, nos. 34-40 (even numbers), Grey Street was built in c.1836, designed by John Dobson for Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of the …
42-50 Grey Street, Newcastle
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42-50 Grey Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 42-50, Grey Street was built in c.1836 by John Dobson for Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of the centre of Newcastle (1824 - …
26-32 Grey Street, Newcastle
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26-32 Grey Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 26-32 (even numbers) Grey Street was built in c.1836 by John Dobson for Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of the centre of Newcastle from …
18-24, Grey Street, Newcastle
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18-24, Grey Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 18-24 (even numbers) Grey Street was built in 1836, designed by John Dobson for Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of the centre of …
19-31, Grey Street, Newcastle
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19-31, Grey Street, Newcastle
- Nos. 19-31 (odd numbers) on Grey Street in Newcastle. Shops and houses, now offices. Circa 1835, probably by John Wardle, for Richard Grainger. Sandstone ashlar; Welsh slate roof. Renewed ground floor, …
52-78 Grey Street, Newcastle
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52-78 Grey Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View c.1836, by John Dobson
Lady Greys / No 20, Shakespeare Street, Newcastle
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Lady Greys / No 20, Shakespeare Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View No. 20, Shakespeare Street in Newcastle was built c.1836, probably by John Wardle, for Richard Grainger as part of the redevelopment of the centre of Newcastle, …
Church of St Hilda, Jesmond
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Church of St Hilda, Jesmond
- Overview Map Street View St Hilda's Church is located on Thornleigh Road, Jesmond. The Parish church, originally a daughter church of St. George, Jesmond, was built 1900-1905, by Hicks and …
Wesley Memorial Fountain, Quayside, Newcastle
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Wesley Memorial Fountain, Quayside, Newcastle
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Tom Collins House, Byker
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Tom Collins House, Byker
- Overview Map Street View Tom Collins House is a block of sheltered housing units located at the end of Dunn Terrace in Byker. Completed in 1978, the building by Ralph …
61-67 Grey Street, Newcastle
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61-67 Grey Street, Newcastle
- Overview History Street View Nos. 61-67 Grey Street, Newcastle, were built in c.1837, as shops and houses, probably by John Wardle for Richard Grainger. The upper floors, later became part …
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110-116 Grey Street, Newcastle
- Nos. 110-116 Grey Street, Newcastle, is an Edwardian building, originally the Victoria Music Hall, and later a billiard salon. Then in 1914, the building was remodelled by White and Stephenson …
St Andrews' RC Church, Worswick Street, Newcastle
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St Andrews' RC Church, Worswick Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View St Andrews' Roman Catholic Church is located on Worswick Street in Newcastle. The present parish church was built in c.1880 and it's attached presbytery was built …
Worswick Chambers, Newcastle
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Worswick Chambers, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Worswick Chambers are located on the corner of Worswick Street and Pilgrim Street in Newcastle. They were built as part of the "new cut" of Worswick …
Former Fire Station
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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 …
Magnet Court, Gallowgate, Newcastle
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Magnet Court, Gallowgate, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Magnet Court is a student residence, located on Gallowgate, Newcastle. Previously known as Andrews House and Magnet House, they were originally built as offices and shops …
Nos. 1-15, Gallowgate, Newcastle
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Nos. 1-15, Gallowgate, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 1-15, Gallowgate, Newcastle, are a row of shops and offices which were built in the late 19th Century. Nos 1 and 2, are on the …
1-3 Market Street, Newcastle
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1-3 Market Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 1 and 3 Market Street, Newcastle, were built as shops and houses in c.1837, by Benjamin Green for Richard Grainger. Now restaurants and offices, 1 …
Newcastle upon Tyne Poor Law Union Workhouse
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Newcastle upon Tyne Poor Law Union Workhouse
- Newcastle upon Tyne Poor Law Union formally came into existence on the 26th September 1836. THE UNION WORKHOUSE is situated in this township, about one mile west of Newcastle. It …
The Gosforth Hotel
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The Gosforth Hotel
- Overview Map Street View The Gosforth Hotel is a public house, located on the High Street, by the junction with Salters Road in Gosforth. It was built in 1878 and …
Hood Street
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Hood Street
- A street in Newcastle city centre connecting Grey Street and Pilgrim Street; NE1 6JQ. The street was named after John Lionel Hood, mayor of Newcastle 1834-5. Hood Street includes the …
11 Hood Street, Northern Counties Club
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11 Hood Street, Northern Counties Club
- Overview Map Street View No. 11, Hood Street in Newcastle was built in c.1839 as part of Richard Grainger's redevelopment of the city centre. It was originally houses and later …
Galen House, Low Friar Street
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Galen House, Low Friar Street
- Overview Map Street View Galen House is located on the corner of Low Friar Street and Dispensary Lane in Newcastle. The building dates from c.1901 and was designed by Matthew …
39 & 41, Low Friar Street
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39 & 41, Low Friar Street
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 39 and 41, Low Friar Street in Newcastle dates from the late 18th century or early 19th century. Constructed with English garden wall bond brick, …
18 Fenkle Street
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18 Fenkle Street
- Overview Map Street View No. 18, Fenkle Street in Newcastle dates from the early 19th century. Originally a house, now with part of a shop, which extends into adjacent buildings …
No. 3, Akenside Hill, Newcastle
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No. 3, Akenside Hill, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View No. 3, Akenside Hill, was built as offices in c.1880. It is older than the adjoining Akenside House. The building is Grade II listed on National …
All Saint's Churchyard, Newcastle
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All Saint's Churchyard, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View The churchyard of All Saints Church on Akenside Hill, by the lower end of Pilgrim Street and Dog Bank, is a significant green space in the …
The People's Kitchen
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The People's Kitchen
- Overview Map Street View The People's Kitchen is located on Bath Lane / Wellington Street in Newcastle, by Newcastle Helix. This timber-framed building was originally a non-conformist church - a …
St Charles' RC Church, Gosforth
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St Charles' RC Church, Gosforth
- Overview Map Street View St Charles' Roman Catholic Church is located by the junction of Rothwell Road and Church Road in Gosforth, Newcastle. The RC parish of St. Charles' was …
St. Nicholas Hospital
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St. Nicholas Hospital
- St. Nicholas Hospital is located on Jubilee Road in the Coxlodge area of Gosforth. This psychiatric hospital was built 1865-1869, designed by WL Moffatt of Edinburgh for the County Borough of …
Tyneside Cinema
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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 …
Okana (Union Rooms)
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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 …
Victoria Buildings, 42-50, Grainger Street
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Victoria Buildings, 42-50, Grainger Street
- Overview Map Street View The Victoria Buildings are nos. 42-50 even, Grainger Street in Newcastle. Dated 1874, it was built as shops and offices; deigned by Matthew Thompson for Sir …
112-118 Grainger Street, Newcastle
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112-118 Grainger Street, Newcastle
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 112-118 (even numbers) Grainger Street, Newcastle, were built as shops and houses in c.1836, The 4 storey building with 5 bays forms the curved corner …
No. 6, Bigg Market
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No. 6, Bigg Market
- Overview Map Street View No. 6, Bigg Market, Newcastle, was originally built as a three storey house in the mid to late 18th century. The building is Grade II listed …
No. 8, Bigg Market
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No. 8, Bigg Market
- Overview Map Street View No. 8, Bigg Market, in Newcastle, was built as a house in the 18th century. The four storey building is now offices and a shop. The …
Central Buildings, 7-9, Bigg Market
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Central Buildings, 7-9, Bigg Market
- Overview Map Street View Nos. 7-9 Bigg Market in Newcastle were originally a public house, offices and warehouses. A date stone on the building states "Established 1822, Rebuilt 1897". The …
Subterranean WC, Bigg Market
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Subterranean WC, Bigg Market
- Overview Map Street View At the south end of the Bigg Market, in Newcastle, are the former public lavatories with circular railings around the underground the gents toilet. It opened …
Close, No. 32 (The Cooperage)
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Close, No. 32 (The Cooperage)
- Overview Map Street View No. 32, Close is the most complete timber-framed building from the late medieval period in Newcastle, lucky to survive the Great Fire of 1854. It was …

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