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An underpass provides an easy means for pedestrians and other users following this bridleway to cross Monkseaton Drive.

This is the outside seating area, which shelters beneath the Metro Station's glazed canopy, of the 'Left Luggage Room', a specialist craft beer micro pub. The micro pub occupies the former Parcel and Left Luggage Room of the... (more)

See NZ3472 : Edward VII postbox, Marine Avenue.

Built sometime between the publication of the second edition of the Ordnance Survey Six-Inch map of the area in 1898 and the 1913 revision of the map published in 1920, Princes Gardens was once the home of legendry Tyneside comedian Bobby... (more)

A photo of the Monkseaton Arms in Monkseaton, taken in 1970. Shows my Grandfather John William (Billy) Potts, a regular patron of said establishment! Partial remains of the (very) old brewery can be seen behind the pub.

This OS cut mark can be found on the SE parapet of the railway bridge on Front Street. It marks a point 34.302m above mean sea level.

This is the view today of Monkseaton "village green" depicted in the 1957 photograph submitted by Dale Utterson. Taken from a similar location although not actually from the garden of no.1 Chapel Lane. The Ship Inn and the Black... (more)