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Swirle Pavillion, Newcastle Quayside
The 'Swirle Pavillion' is a sculture located by the Quayside in Newcastle. It was designed by Raf Fulcher and installed in April 1998.[1] Commissioned by Tyne and Wear Development Corporation, the pavilion has the names of various towns carved around the inner rim, that were taken by the artist from a faded sign at Plummer Chare, approximately 500m west. The sign advertised the major destinations of the Tyne-Tees Steam Shipping Company Ltd from Newcastle and Middlesbrough in the nineteenth century. The sculpure’s name originates from a short lane called The Swirle which links Sandgate and the Quayside.

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The Swirle
- The Swirle is a lane in Newcastle, leading from Sandgate to the Quayside. The Half Moon tavern stood on The Swirle in the 1890s. The street's name was derived from …

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Swirle Pavilion
- ".....the 'Swirle Pavilion's theme is location and navigation and he also 'made reference to the surrounding buildings on the Quayside, in terms of materials and general architectural form'. The city …
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Tyne-Tees Steam Shipping Co. Ltd.
- The Tyne-Tees Steam Shipping Co was formed in 1904 following mergers and aquisitions; in 1903, the Tyne Steam Shipping Company (founded 1864) aquired the Tees Union Shipping Company, which had …


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The Swirle
- The Swirle is a lane in Newcastle, leading from Sandgate to the Quayside. The Half Moon tavern stood on The Swirle in the 1890s. The street's name was derived from …

from https://www.vads.ac.uk/digita…
Swirle Pavilion
- ".....the 'Swirle Pavilion's theme is location and navigation and he also 'made reference to the surrounding buildings on the Quayside, in terms of materials and general architectural form'. The city …
Added by
Simon Cotterill

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Tyne-Tees Steam Shipping Co. Ltd.
- The Tyne-Tees Steam Shipping Co was formed in 1904 following mergers and aquisitions; in 1903, the Tyne Steam Shipping Company (founded 1864) aquired the Tees Union Shipping Company, which had …
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