#NorthShields Memorial Tablet of Shipowner Peter Dale in Christ Church North Shields, photographed 14th August 2024. He died 10th October 1864 at Camp Terrace North Shields aged 50 years of age.
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#NorthShields Avery family memorial tablet in Christ Church North Shields, photographed 14th August 2024. North Shields ship owners. George Avery died at Middleton in One Row near Darlington and at the time was a spa resort so perhaps to he seeking a cure there?
#NorthShields Memorial tablet commemorating Dorothy Robson of West Chirton House, North Shields in Christ Church North Shields, photographed 14th August 2024. She lived at West Chirton House with her husband Michael Robson Coal Owner which had been designed by John Dobson in 1819.
Viewed from #SouthShields#NorthShields has a distinctly Baltic look about it (apologies for the slightly cock-eyed horizon)
#NorthShields Remember the Snow Dogs, here are Guide Dog by Mike Clay and Skipper by Joanne Wishart on North Shields Fishquay, this day 17th September 2016.
#NorthShields Wm Wood & Sons (Tailors) Ltd - Ghost Sign. This ghost sign on the former premises of Wm Wood & Sons (Tailors) Ltd at 28 Saville Street, North Shields. Photographed 17th September 2015. Tram with Wm Wood advert
#NorthShields Replacement window in Christ Church North Shields photographed 14th August 2024. It replaced Mary Coppins window, circa 1863 which was damaged by the Luftwaffe in the Second World War.
#NorthShields 1/2 Newcastle Weekly Chronicle of 23rd September 1853 reports a dinner 15th September 1853 in honour of George MacCartney M.P. Chairman of the Tynemouth Dock and Morpeth and Shields District Railway Company for his work done on the proposed Tynemouth Dock
#NorthShields A revisit to the Grade II Listed Christ Church North Shields 14th August 2024. C18 incorporating a fragment of a mid C17 church, latter built by Robert Morley completed by Robert Trollope; tower and extensive rebuilding by John Dodds in 1786-88 and 1792-3 .
