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Old Repeater Station, Grindon, near Haydon Bridge


The Old Repeater Station is located on the Military Road about 3 miles north of Haydon Bridge in Northumberland, near Grindon and Sewingshields. Repeater stations were used to boost the signal strength of telephone signals carried over long distances via copper wires. With advances in telecoms the repeater station was no longer needed and in 2004 the building was converted into a bed and breakfast accommodation, for visitors taking advantage of the location near the 'half way point' of Hadrian's Wall.

Grindon, near Haydon Bridge Sewingshields
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The Old Repeater Station

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Old Repeater Station

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The Old Repeater Station (2)

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Old Repeater Station B&B
- Official website of the bed and breakfast

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Sewingshields
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Sewingshields
- Overview Map Street View Sewingshields is a hamlet, located by Hadrian's Wall, about 4 miles north of Haydon Bridge in Northumberland. It was common for stone from the Roman wall …
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Case Study: Grindon Old Repeater Station
- "Amount awarded:£21,948 In 2004, this disused former British Telecom building, just 300 yards from Hadrian’s Wall, was converted into accommodation for walkers and cyclists, helping to meet the huge increase …

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