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Trinity Square Car Park


The Trinity Square in Gateshead was a 7 storey car park, above a supermarket and department store. The Brutalist style building was designed by Luder & Worthington in 1962 and opened in 1967. The multi-storey car park featured in the 1970s film 'Get Carter', in which Michael Caine played the gangster Jack Carter. The car park was a prominent landmark on the Gateshead skyline. It was closed in January 2008 and demolished in 2010, after which the site was redeveloped.
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Get Carter Carpark - 53/365
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Trinity Square Car Park from the south
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Goodbye Carter
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Get Carter car park, Gateshead
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Trip Up The Tyne - 020
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Get Carter
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Gateshead's 'Get Carter' carpark
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Get Carter Car Park Demolition, Gateshead
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Get Carter car park a bit more gone
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Get Carter Car Park Demolition, Gateshead
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Get Carter Car Park Demolition, Gateshead
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Gateshead car park demolition
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You're a big car park but you're in bad shape!
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Trinity Square
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Demolition of Trinity Square
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Demolition of Trinity Square (Supplemental)
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Concrete Staircase
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Gateshead Multi-storey Car Park
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Get Carter car park
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Get Carter car park
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Gateshead Get Carter car park with view of The Sage Gateshead
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Nissan Juke bids farewell to Get Carter car park
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Get Carter car park
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Get Carter car park
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Nissan Juke leaving the Get Carter car park
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Get Carter car park
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View of Nissan Juke and The Sage Gateshead
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Gateshead Trinity Square Car Park
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Car Park #1
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Sunrise, Get Carter Car Park
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Trinity Centre Car Park, Gateshead
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