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Railway Arch, St Nicholas' Street


The arch which carries the railway over St Nicholas Street in Newcastle was built in 1848 by Abbot and Co. of Gateshead.[1] The arch is 300 metres east of Newcastle Central Station and is situated between Black Gate and Newcastle Keep. The railway arch is Grade II listed.

St Nicholas Street Grade II Listed Newcastle Central Station 1848
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050159:St. Nicholas Street Newcastle upon Tyne Unknown taken c.1919
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053286:St. Nicholas Street Newcastle upon Tyne Unknown 1924
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050130:St. Nicholas Street Newcastle upon Tyne Unknown c.1919
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050128:The approach to the High Level Bridge Newcastle upon Tyne Unknown c.1922
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RAILWAY ARCH SOUTH WEST OF BLACK GATE - List Entry
- "Railway arch south-west of Black Gate GV II Railway Dated 1848 by Abbot and Co. of Gateshead on plaque on south arch. Sandstone ashlar and cast iron. Rock-faced plinth to …
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Tyne and Wear HER(8959): Newcastle, St. Nicholas' Street, railway arch
- "Railway Dated 1848 by Abbot and Co. of Gateshead on plaque on south arch. Sandstone ashlar and cast iron. Rock-faced plinth to piers; coped buttresses support 6 segmental cast iron …
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Geo / Heritage Meta Data

List number: 1119641
List grade: 2
Tyne & Wear HER: 8959
Borough: Newcastle
Grid ref: NZ2500763876

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