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Tor867, Station Road, South Gosforth
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050409:St. Nicholas Church Church Road South Gosforth Unknown c.1900
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016448:South Gosforth Newcastle upon Tyne unknown 1967
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065037:St. Peter's School Freeman Road South Gosforth Maybury Malcolm 1998
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from Newcastle libraries (flickr)
016451:The Millstone South Gosforth Unknown 1967
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Victory, South Gosforth, Newcastle
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SN-small_0084
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from Newcastle libraries (flickr)
022953:Haddricksmill Road South Gosforth Fleming J.M. 1939
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from Newcastle libraries (flickr)
034711:Bridge Row South Gosforth Dept of Environmental Health c.1935
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E Boardman - 9th NF - South Gosforth (Killed)
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JT Finley - 9th DLI - South Gosforth (Wounded)
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E Kinnafick - 14th DLI - South Gosforth (Killed)
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Charles Wheatley - Gunner, 93rd R.F.A. - South Shields, formerly Gosforth
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Alfred Homersham - RNR - South Gosforth (Wounded)
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Brandling
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Tor824, Torday's Tyneside
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1916-01-05 (Jan) C.15
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