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Old Tyne Bridge (1781 - 1866)


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053624:Tyne Bridge and High Level Bridge Newcastle upon Tyne Carmichael J.W. Undated
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012893:Tyne Bridge Newcastle upon Tyne Jackson M. 1859
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044265:The High Level and Old Tyne Bridges Newcastle upon Tyne Unknown c.1870s
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020855:Old Tyne Bridge
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Great Fire of 1854
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046460:High Level and Old Tyne Bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne, c.1865
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013064:A view of Newcastle upon Tyne, Carmichael J.W. Lambert
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Tyne Bridge, Now Removed
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Image taken from page 26 of 'Newcastle-upon-Tyne Royal Mining, Engineering, & Industrial Exhibition, Jubilee year, 1887. The bridges and the floods of Newcastle-upon-Tyne'
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Tyne Bridge (1800).
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a085:Boats on the Tyne c1820
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