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King Edward Bridge
The construction of the King Edward Bridge between Gateshead and Newcastle. Built by Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Co, Darlington. Opened by The King on 10th July 1906.
The construction of the King Edward Bridge between Gateshead and Newcastle. Built by Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Co, Darlington. Opened by The King on 10th July 1906.
King Edward Bridge
The construction of the King Edward Bridge between Gateshead and Newcastle. Built by Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Co, Darlington. Opened by The King on 10th July 1906.
The construction of the King Edward Bridge between Gateshead and Newcastle. Built by Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Co, Darlington. Opened by The King on 10th July 1906.
King Edward Bridge
The construction of the King Edward Bridge between Gateshead and Newcastle. Built by Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Co, Darlington. Opened by The King on 10th July 1906.
The construction of the King Edward Bridge between Gateshead and Newcastle. Built by Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Co, Darlington. Opened by The King on 10th July 1906.
King Edward Bridge
The construction of the King Edward Bridge between Gateshead and Newcastle. Built by Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Co, Darlington. Opened by The King on 10th July 1906.
The construction of the King Edward Bridge between Gateshead and Newcastle. Built by Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Co, Darlington. Opened by The King on 10th July 1906.
King Edward Bridge
The construction of the King Edward Bridge between Gateshead and Newcastle. Built by Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Co, Darlington. Opened by The King on 10th July 1906. Getting ready for the opening.
The construction of the King Edward Bridge between Gateshead and Newcastle. Built by Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Co, Darlington. Opened by The King on 10th July 1906. Getting ready for the opening.
King Edward Bridge
The construction of the King Edward Bridge between Gateshead and Newcastle. Built by Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Co, Darlington. Opened by The King on 10th July 1906. Shorlty before the opening.
The construction of the King Edward Bridge between Gateshead and Newcastle. Built by Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Co, Darlington. Opened by The King on 10th July 1906. Shorlty before the opening.
King Edward Bridge
The construction of the King Edward Bridge between Gateshead and Newcastle. Built by Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Co, Darlington. Opened by The King on 10th July 1906. Statue of a lion on a plinth at opening.
The construction of the King Edward Bridge between Gateshead and Newcastle. Built by Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Co, Darlington. Opened by The King on 10th July 1906. Statue of a lion on a plinth at opening.
King Edward Bridge
Crowds awaiting the King, crossing the King Edward Bridge between Gateshead and Newcastle on the occasion of its opening on 10th July 1906.
Crowds awaiting the King, crossing the King Edward Bridge between Gateshead and Newcastle on the occasion of its opening on 10th July 1906.
King Edward Bridge opening
Decorations on the opening day of the King Edward Railway Bridge between Gateshead and Newcastle opened by the King the 10th July 1906.
Decorations on the opening day of the King Edward Railway Bridge between Gateshead and Newcastle opened by the King the 10th July 1906.
King Edward Bridge
Train crossing the King Edward Bridge between Newcastle and Gateshead, shortly after it was opened by the King on the 10th July 1906.
Train crossing the King Edward Bridge between Newcastle and Gateshead, shortly after it was opened by the King on the 10th July 1906.
King Edward Bridge
Excavations for the construction of the King Edward Bridge between Gateshead and Newcastle. Built by Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Co, Darlington. Opened by The King on 10th July 1906.
Excavations for the construction of the King Edward Bridge between Gateshead and Newcastle. Built by Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Co, Darlington. Opened by The King on 10th July 1906.
King Edward bridge
Group of workmen and cranes employed in the construction of the King Edward Railway Bridge between Gateshead and Newcastle opened by the king on 10th July 1906.
Group of workmen and cranes employed in the construction of the King Edward Railway Bridge between Gateshead and Newcastle opened by the king on 10th July 1906.
King Edward Bridge
Possibly a group of engineers for the King Edward Bridge between Newcastle and Gateshead. The poster on the wall shows Newcastle footballers and the poster in the foreground reads "The vacant charr - sacred to the memory of W Pattenden - not dead but gone before - Oh Willie we have missed you.".
Possibly a group of engineers for the King Edward Bridge between Newcastle and Gateshead. The poster on the wall shows Newcastle footballers and the poster in the foreground reads "The vacant charr - sacred to the memory of W Pattenden - not dead but gone before - Oh Willie we have missed you.".
Park Lane Coal Depot
Park Lane Coal Depot, Gateshead for Harton Colliery Coal. From Harton Colliery Albums in collection.
Park Lane Coal Depot, Gateshead for Harton Colliery Coal. From Harton Colliery Albums in collection.
Locomotive
First loco at Sacriston Pit 1908. The 'Sacriston' number 1210, was built by Chapman & Furneaux Ltd, Gateshead, 1901. The locomotive worked at the Charlaw and Sacriston Collieries until it was scrapped in 1951.
First loco at Sacriston Pit 1908. The 'Sacriston' number 1210, was built by Chapman & Furneaux Ltd, Gateshead, 1901. The locomotive worked at the Charlaw and Sacriston Collieries until it was scrapped in 1951.
High Level and Swing Bridges
General view of the High Cleveland Swing Bridges in Newcastle seen from the Gateshead bank. Taken from a lantern slide.
General view of the High Cleveland Swing Bridges in Newcastle seen from the Gateshead bank. Taken from a lantern slide.
Cooker advert
Newcastle and Gateshead Gas Co's staff postcard competition May 1905. Japan had just defeated the Russian Bear, thus the play on Jap-an(n) "Cookers may be hired from 1/10d. Per quarter".
Newcastle and Gateshead Gas Co's staff postcard competition May 1905. Japan had just defeated the Russian Bear, thus the play on Jap-an(n) "Cookers may be hired from 1/10d. Per quarter".
Great Fire
Lithograph of the Great Fire at Newcastle upon Tyne and Gateshead after the explosion on 6th October 1854.
Lithograph of the Great Fire at Newcastle upon Tyne and Gateshead after the explosion on 6th October 1854.
Locomotive Crane
E1 locomotive steam crane at Consett Iron Works.Designed by John P Row CE, a Consett Works engineer, it was one of two built by Black Hawthorn & Co of Gateshead. They could lift 12 tons and had a radius of 16ft. Weight 55 tons. There were other E types Nos 3 & 4 built for the works which could lift 7 tons with a radius of 15ft and Nos 5, 6 & 7 with same lift weight and radius as 3 & 4 but with a longer jib making it possible for them to increase radius to 20ft but lower the weight lifted to 5 tons.
E1 locomotive steam crane at Consett Iron Works.Designed by John P Row CE, a Consett Works engineer, it was one of two built by Black Hawthorn & Co of Gateshead. They could lift 12 tons and had a radius of 16ft. Weight 55 tons. There were other E types Nos 3 & 4 built for the works which could lift 7 tons with a radius of 15ft and Nos 5, 6 & 7 with same lift weight and radius as 3 & 4 but with a longer jib making it possible for them to increase radius to 20ft but lower the weight lifted to 5 tons.
Public Services - Tram
Miss Rose Vanner 1st conductress on Gateshead Trams - later 1st lady inspector. 19 of first-series
Miss Rose Vanner 1st conductress on Gateshead Trams - later 1st lady inspector. 19 of first-series
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