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Wolsington House


Wolsington House is a former public house on Burdon Main Row, by the Dock Road Industrial Estate, in North Shields. It is situated on an elavated position between the Fish Quay and Marina. There has been a pub on this site since 1834 (John Veitch's Alehouse). The present building was erected in 1902, designed by North Shields Architect, John Spencer, and built for the Inn Keeper A.N. Dodds. The building has been disused since 2001, but is on the List of Buildings, Parks and Gardens of Special Local Architectural or Historic Interest ('Local List') for North Tyneside.

North Shields Former Public Houses Local List Historic Buildings and Monuments in North Tyneside 1902
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The Wolsington House, North Shields c1966
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Wolsington House, 1902 - North Shields
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See inside the 120-year-old North Shields pub that's been deserted for 20 years
- Chronicle Live, 20 FEB 2021. "The Edwardian-built Wolsington House pub in North Shields has been closed since 2001 - but now the striking old building with views of the River …
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Post code: NE29 6TE
Borough: North Tyneside
Grid ref: NZ353676

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