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View of Newcastle from Westgate Road

  • optimal chicken said:
    Took me a while before I realised I was at the top of 'The Hill'.
  • AureliaB20GT said:
    Area known as Big Lamp
  • keen earth said:
    Could this have been taken from the flats known as "Todds Nook"?
  • keen earth said:
    Note the trolley bus wires. It took some skill by the trolley bus driver to negotiate this junction of Elswick Road and Westgate Road. A slight misjudgement and the trolley would become "de-wired"
  • optimal chicken said:
    AureliaB20GT Heard of the name but never known where it was. Cheers! [https://www.flickr.com/photos/pityarder] I was thinking the flats too - that or from scaffolding during their construction. It's hard enough driving a car through that junction never mind trying to keep wires joined..

Bessie Surtees House, Newcastle, 1958

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  • optimal chicken said:
    I'm surprised at how busy the street is with all the parked vehicles.
  • Paul W L Jones said:
    Brilliant picture!!!!!
  • David Surtees said:
    Great picture!
  • optimal chicken said:
    Haha! Yup learnt that at school - one of the few things that sunk into my brain..

Newcastle Central Station junction, 1963

  • Kathy's Daily || www.ktoth.ca said:
    I'm assuming that it doesn't look like this anymore?
  • keen earth said:
    Considered at one time to be the largest diamond crossing in the world, the layout has changed considerably. The coast lines have been removed and replaced with The Metro, an underground railway system. The main routes remain together with the freight by-pass lines
  • Land Rover 61 said:
    [https://www.flickr.com/photos/pityarder] I knew that the track layout had changed but wasn't sure how; thanks very much.
  • Idakoos Store said:
    Beautiful photo