A-Z of Gateshead
eBook - ePub

A-Z of Gateshead

Places-People-History

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eBook - ePub

A-Z of Gateshead

Places-People-History

About this book

Historically part of the county of Durham, Gateshead lies on the southern bank of the River Tyne, opposite Newcastle. Gateshead has a rich story to tell and its history goes back to Roman times. Coal mining in the area started in the Middle Ages and the settlement expanded rapidly during the Industrial Revolution as other industries developed in Gateshead. The incandescent light bulb was developed here, as was the turbine engine and underwater telegraph cables. It was an industrial hub during the nineteenth century and was an early railway town, producing a locomotive as early as 1805 with a passenger service running from 1839. It was also noted as a centre for Jewish education. In recent years Gateshead has come to the fore with landmarks such as the Sage Gateshead, the Angel of the North, Gateshead Millennium Bridge and the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art. It also has the Gateshead International Stadium and an award-winning Victorian park. This fascinating A–Z tour of Gateshead's history is fully illustrated throughout and will appeal to all those with an interest in this town in the north-east of England.

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Information

Year
2019
eBook ISBN
9781445691206
Edition
0
Topic
History
Index
History

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Introduction
  3. Abbot Memorial School
  4. Anchorage
  5. Angel of the North
  6. Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art
  7. Bensham Grove
  8. Booth, William and Catherine
  9. Brandling Junction Railway
  10. Breweries
  11. Cenotaph
  12. Children’s Hospital
  13. Clay Pipes
  14. Cotesworth, William (c. 1668–1726)
  15. Davies, Emily (1830–1921)
  16. Denes
  17. Derwent Tower
  18. Dispensary
  19. Ede, William Moore (1849–1935)
  20. Empress Cinema
  21. Enchanted Parks
  22. Field of Remembrance
  23. Friars Goose Pumping Engine
  24. Gateshead Garden Festival
  25. Gateshead Millennium Bridge
  26. Glassworks
  27. Great Fire of Gateshead
  28. Greenesfield Station
  29. HMS Calliope
  30. Hawks, George (1801–63)
  31. Holmes, Arthur (1890–1965)
  32. Ingram, Blessed John
  33. International Paints
  34. International Stadium
  35. Ironworks
  36. Japanese Garden
  37. Johnson, Ronald Samuel (1949–98)
  38. Joicey Family
  39. King James Hospital
  40. Kittiwake Tower
  41. Leathart, Constance (1903–93)
  42. Little Theatre
  43. Lyndhurst Bowling Club
  44. Maccoy, Alderman Sir John (1840–1932)
  45. McMenemy, Lawrie (b. 1936)
  46. Maiden’s Walk Coal Drops
  47. Mechanics’ Institute
  48. Metrocentre
  49. Norwood Coke Works
  50. Nursery Gardens
  51. Oakwellgate Baths and Washhouses
  52. Odeon Cinema
  53. Olympic Torch
  54. Open-air School
  55. Oxberry, John (1857–1940)
  56. Park House
  57. Perambulations of Gateshead
  58. Pottery
  59. Quarries
  60. Quayside Athletics
  61. Queen Elizabeth Hospital
  62. Quin, Rt Hon. Baroness Joyce of Gateshead (b. 1944)
  63. Ravensworth Castle
  64. Redheugh Bridges
  65. Renforth, James (1842–71)
  66. Ridley, Geordie (1835–64)
  67. River Tyne Police Station
  68. Rope Industry
  69. Sage Gateshead
  70. St Mary’s Church
  71. Saltwell Park
  72. Scott, Dixon (1883–1939)
  73. Shipley Art Gallery
  74. Shopping Service
  75. Team Valley Trading Estate
  76. Theatre Royal
  77. Trinity Square
  78. Underhill
  79. Union Workhouse
  80. Utta
  81. Venture Coaches
  82. Vine Street Mission
  83. Voluntary Aid Detachment Hospitals
  84. Vulcan
  85. Wailes, William (1808–81)
  86. Walcher, William (d. 1080)
  87. Wesley, John
  88. Windmill Hills
  89. X Marks Your Candidate
  90. Xmas in Gateshead
  91. X-rays
  92. Yeshiva
  93. YMCA
  94. Zilliacus, Konnie (1894–1967)
  95. Zion Chapel
  96. Acknowledgements
  97. About the Authors