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Exhibition Park CITY GUIDES Heaton Park A167 towards Town Moor B1318 Great North Road towards West & hotels A1058 towards Newcastle Falcons Brewery 10 minute walk & hotels 5 minute walk Newcastle Racecourse Brandling Jesmond Newcastle International Airport A1 North International Ferry Terminal A1 North Skateboard park Village The Coast A19 North Dental Hospital C L Robinson Medical AR E Library Jesmond Vale School M OAD O ORD R N DYF T N SA

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Airport N A1 North City Highlights O Northumbria R University City Centre Haymarket T The Holy (Daily walking tour) H Viaduct Shields Road Bus Station U Biscuit M John The Biscuit Shops Newcastle United B

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S E R S D B N D ER N K Y BY Ouseburn A fascinating introduction to the P John Lewis S D D C A C T A R O Stepney Farm Cumberland R R E R Northern B E historyA and culture of our wonderful city. K Eldon Square B T R P E S Bank Arms R S A T S Print C R Bus Station E K O R T The Cluny Arts, Sport RO O T Newcastle Stables A187 towards AD A N E 4 Meet outside J G Windows Music Business E 36 Lime Street D City S & Entertainment Fenwick T T School Ouseburn Walker City Hall and Pool D3 Shop, Central Arcade, Grey Street, Library R Victoria Monument E Wallsend Chinese Arch E Laing Tour Start Point Dance City B5 near Grey’s Monument. Finish on Mall T Art Gallery NEW BRIDGE STREET North Shields Intern’l Stadium K8 Newcastle Quayside. K Lane 7 B6 GATE N Newcastle OW T Manors A Live Theatre F5 St James LL I H Monument S C B A T R R University G E Manors Seven Stories E Tickets £5 (no concessions), A Grey’s K K

Metro Radio Arena B8 R W Business St Andrew’s A T Y Monument M E B H

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S E E D D Central Campus Manors RE Ballast The Gate C4 No advance booking required unless you are bringing a group of over ST B R West I S N A T The Gate Arcade O T North Station T Hills Theatre Royal D4 V E X G 10 people. Please email [email protected] with group bookingR enquiries. BU E E St Ann’s Park Trinity Square F8 L RE Cineworld U E T T City T Church Victoria Tunnel This walk includesThe a steep downward slopeS to theCinem Quayside,a so guests with E Tyne Theatre & Opera House B5 O E G TR B L Church S 5 Core E i4 Quayside ’ L Salvation Tyneside Cinema D4 wheelchairs or limited mobility may prefer to finish the tour at Newcastle BALTIC R RN City Road Toffee S E E U D CORPO AT Alderman BO Army CITY ROA Factory Newcastle R ION STREET E 39 L Castle. Please discuss thisB with the guideW before the tour starts. Y E D St Lawrence A Blackfriars T M A M Newgate S O Enterprise A186 towards T O E Fenwick’s R Sandgate Glasshouse Park A T Y H E T Holy Jesus T Galleries, Museums & J I Toffee S Street R C Centre Newcastle R House Bridge T L T E A E T Bigg Bars & Hospital Factory Hoults S E Tyne Heritage General Hospital N E S Mariners Walker T E R Market restaurants Yard R Bar BALTIC 39 D5 Fenham 2 T CI Wharf Low Level Road S E TY Gateshead Hadrian’s Hadrian’s Wall W N Grey Street RO BALTIC Centre ESTG G AD Way Bridge W ATE O N T Millennium A A1 North ROA T I L for Contemporary Art G6 D Y A K A EY S Bridge E A69 West R L R L S D Bessie Surtees House E6 C G O Trinity River Cruises The Cycle R O2 Old M E Bars O Blackfriars C5 Tyne Theatre A A Hoults x217959_NGI_p4_lh.indd 2 Assembly 11/03/2020 10:02N Gardens & restaurants Hub D Academy Centre for Life B6 & Opera House Rooms Newcastle S All Saints Yard WES T T Discovery Museum A6 TGAT St John S R Church Trinity Law Law Courts Dance Thornton E RO OD E T A Great North Museum: Hancock D1 Newcastle D the Baptist O Newcastle E Steep hill Live T House Courts City Square S GW A186 towards Hatton Gallery C2 E Arts Centre Church LIN Cathedral Theatre T OL St Peter’s Basin E W C Laing Art Gallery E4 Waterloo E Keelman’s T Walker R T Mining Newcastle Castle D6 T S EE Quayside Quayside Square TR W Bars Way Mushroom 6 S S SID Gateshead St Mary’s LE Inst. E E Seven Stories H4 Discovery N VIL S & restaurants Works O O NE Lit & TG Millennium T RC Cathedral A Side E Baltic Place Side Gallery E6 Museum O Phil TE ID L Y D S Bridge BALTIC Centre A ROA Gallery & Cinema AY R L U St. Mary’s Heritage Centre F6 Alphabetti E Q for Contemporary Art T C Moot Bessie Surtees D St. Mary’s RC Cathedral C6 Theatre A OA Newcastle E R Baltic Square W Hall House OR The Biscuit Factory G3 D Newcastle City Marina SH WESTMORLAND R L UTH The Lit & Phil D6 Newcastle Castle IL Guildhall SO D Bars DH A Central Station AN Tyne O The Victoria Tunnel S R Mill Hadrian’s Way D Central Bridge E towards Tour Start Point D6 R L Road Square L A I St Peter’s Marina Trinity House F5 Lane V M E Walker 7 L Town Swing U S Bridge Sage Wallsend O U Walls Gateshead Coach Centre S Transport & Services B North Shields S Gateshead ’ E Boiler Station for Life X S Coach Station B6 Quays E S Shop E D Digital T S Hillgate St. Mary’s Hawks Northern Eldon Square Bus Station C3 M R LO A D C Quay Road Design Centre J Heritage F8 O Coal T O Centre D Haymarket Stations D3 7 S T Stephenson High Level Steep hill Drops Gateshead W H S A S RT Coach O IH: International House C4 T FO Quarter Bridge R College Newcastle O Police Parking D4 C College S Station FO e S Baltic T n K Newcastle Central Station C6 S RT y H T W Y B r A Newcastle City Marina F6 A A e H Business W N iv River Cruises G5 IL K The A S R D Central Quarter St James Metro Station B4 A R O Keelman’s Way The Cycle Hub J5 R Hadrian’s Riverside towards Way District Coach Park Gateshead Energy D O Parking Keelman’s Sculptures RD Shopping O N Centre W Way EW TS E SK Eldon Garden Shopping Centre C4 SCO W A Centre R Grainger Market C4 E Gateshead D Queen intu Eldon Square Shopping Ctr C4 H Elizabeth II Old Town Hall E H U Monument Mall D4 I G Bridge G Job St Shopping D3 H H Centre Gateshead 8 A695 towards B Gateshead Trinity Square F8 R S Plus International T A1 North I Advice D Health Tesco R G Business W Metro Radio Arena Centre E Centre E Extra E E Centre G D R T Streets S O R A T T AD T Greenesfield S E Baltic Square G6 R T S King Edward O Barras Bridge D2 Business R H S E EAD Bridge Centre N Broad Chare E5 E Trinity Square O NE T Vue LA C RK City Road H5 PA Clayton Street C5 E Bars Cinema A184 towards C Gateshead N & restaurants Gateshead International Stadium Dean Street E5 I Jackson R South Shields International P Street Gateshead High Street F8 Shops Sunderland Stadium Grainger Street C5 Redheugh Bridge Gateshead A19 South Grey Street D5 Interchange High Bridge D5 Shops Street D3 St Joseph’s Lime Street H4 9 Church D Market Street E4 A Windmill Hills Steep Hill Travel Information Walking Route O T Moseley Street D5 R Park T S W N H E E Toilets Parking Hospital with A&E

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16/01/2019 21:12 NE1_CityPrintedMap_Walk_Dec18_V15xxx copy 2.pdf 1 16/01/2019 20:59 Welcome A B C D E F G H J K Have you ever wondered about the history of Tyneside? How did your favourite Exhibition Park buildings come to be? How have our public spaces changed? What was life like in Heaton Park A167 towards Town Moor B1318 Great North Road towards days gone by? West Jesmond & hotels A1058 towards Newcastle Falcons Wylam Brewery Gosforth 10 minute walk Jesmond Dene Brandling Jesmond Kingston Park & hotels 5 minute walk Newcastle Racecourse Newcastle City Guides are experienced and knowledgeableWallsen dvolunteers with a passion Newcastle International Airport A1 North International Ferry Terminal A1 North Skateboard park Villforag thee history of this area. Working in association withN NewcastleGatesheadorth Shields Initiative, our 2020 programme contains 282 Heritage Walks andThe City Coa Highlightsst tours. We A19 North explore Newcastle, Gateshead, and parts of , and Dental Hospital Sunderland, uncovering the fascinating history and hidden stories of the area. C L Robinson Medical AR E Library Jesmond Vale School M ROAD O ORD N Fantastic historic tourDYF T N SA

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R Newcastle to be the first to) know about our special tours for Heritage Open Days, and when new O E Church of T G C University St Thomas D S I I walks, tours and performances are added to our programme. Boating Lake V King’s Gate R the Martyr Northumbria T O B N Civic Centre University D E S D E A CE Sport Central R PLA Accessibility A City Stadium U Y’S R R R ST MA Q A T A189 towards B 3 Leazes Park AD S O T Fenham D R WalksLAN which are widely considered to be wheelchair accessibleR are indicated as such Kingston Park & hotels BER E Haymarket City Hall HUM Newcastle E T throughout this brochure; however, we know that accessibilityT requirements are Newcastle International & Pool NOR Airport N individual to each person and we encourage everyone with any type of access needs A1 North O Northumbria R to contactUniversit yus beforeCity attending Cent one of ourr walks.e Many routes can be adapted and Haymarket T The Holy Ouseburn H Viaduct Shields Road Bus Station U guides can tailor the delivery of their tour – we’re Bicommittedscuit to welcoming those with M John The Biscuit Shops Newcastle United B access needs on our Heritage Walks. E

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S E R S D B N D ER N K Y BY Ouseburn P John Lewis S D D C A C T A R O Stepney Farm Cumberland R R E R Northern B E A K Eldon Square B T R P E S Bank Arms R S A T S Print C R Bus Station E K O R T The Cluny Arts, Sport RO O T Newcastle Stables A187 towards AD A N E 4 Business E 36 Lime Street Byker D City S & Entertainment Fenwick T T School Ouseburn Walker City Hall and Pool D3 Library R Victoria Tunnel Monument E Wallsend Dance City B5 Chinese Arch Mall E Laing Tour Start Point T Art Gallery NEW BRIDGE STREET North Shields Gateshead Intern’l Stadium K8 K Lane 7 B6 GATE N Newcastle OW T Manors A Live Theatre F5 St James LL I H Monument S C B A T R R University G E Manors Seven Stories E Grey’s K A K

Metro Radio Arena B8 R W Business St Andrew’s Tyneside A T Y Monument M E B H

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S E E D D Central Campus Manors RE Ballast The Gate C4 ST B R West I S N A T The Gate Arcade O T North Station T Hills Theatre Royal D4 V E X G Walls R BU E E St Ann’s Park Trinity Square F8 L RE Cineworld U E T T City T Church Victoria Tunnel The S Cinema E Tyne Theatre & Opera House B5 O E G TR B L Church S 5 Core E i4 Quayside ’ L Salvation Tyneside Cinema D4 BALTIC R RN City Road Toffee S E E U D CORPO AT Alderman BO Army CITY ROA Factory Newcastle R ION STREET E 39 B W Y EL D St Lawrence A Blackfriars T M A M Newgate S O Enterprise A186 towards T O E Fenwick’s R Sandgate Glasshouse Park A T Y H E T Holy Jesus T Galleries, Museums & J I Toffee S Street R C Centre Newcastle R House Bridge T L T E A E T Bigg Bars & Hospital Factory Hoults S E Tyne Heritage General Hospital N E S Mariners Walker T E R Market restaurants Yard R Bar BALTIC 39 D5 Fenham T CI Wharf 3 Low Level Road S E TY Gateshead Hadrian’s Hadrian’s Wall W N Grey Street RO BALTIC Centre ESTG G AD Way Bridge W ATE O N T Millennium A A1 North ROA T I L for Contemporary Art G6 D Y A K A EY S Bridge E A69 West R L R L S D Bessie Surtees House E6 C G O Trinity River Cruises The Cycle R O2 Old M E Bars O Blackfriars C5 Tyne Theatre A A Hoults Assembly N x217959_NGI_p3_lh.indd 3 Gardens & restaurants 10/03/2020 14:42 Hub D Academy Centre for Life B6 & Opera House Rooms Newcastle S All Saints Yard WES T T Discovery Museum A6 TGAT St John S R Church Trinity Law Law Courts Dance Thornton E RO OD E T A Great North Museum: Hancock D1 Newcastle D the Baptist O Newcastle E Steep hill Live T House Courts City Square S GW A186 towards Hatton Gallery C2 E Arts Centre Church LIN Cathedral Theatre T OL St Peter’s Basin E W C Laing Art Gallery E4 Waterloo E Keelman’s T Walker R T Mining Newcastle Castle D6 T S EE Quayside Quayside Square TR W Bars Way Mushroom 6 S S SID Gateshead St Mary’s LE Inst. E E Seven Stories H4 Discovery N VIL S & restaurants Works O O NE Lit & TG Millennium T RC Cathedral A Side E Baltic Place Side Gallery E6 Museum O Phil TE ID L Y D S Bridge BALTIC Centre A ROA Gallery & Cinema AY R L U St. Mary’s Heritage Centre F6 Alphabetti E Q for Contemporary Art T C Moot Bessie Surtees D St. Mary’s RC Cathedral C6 Theatre A OA Newcastle E R Baltic Square W Hall House OR The Biscuit Factory G3 D Newcastle City Marina SH WESTMORLAND R L UTH The Lit & Phil D6 Newcastle Castle IL Guildhall SO D Bars DH A Central Station AN Tyne O The Victoria Tunnel S R Mill Hadrian’s Way D Central Bridge E towards Tour Start Point D6 R L Road Square L A I St Peter’s Marina Trinity House F5 Lane V M E Walker 7 L Town Swing U S Bridge Sage Wallsend O U Walls Gateshead Coach Centre S Transport & Services B North Shields S Gateshead ’ E Boiler Station for Life X S Tynemouth Coach Station B6 Quays E S Shop E D Digital T S Hillgate St. Mary’s Hawks Northern Eldon Square Bus Station C3 M R LO A D C Quay Road Design Centre J Heritage Gateshead Interchange F8 O Coal T O Centre D Haymarket Stations D3 7 S T Stephenson High Level Steep hill Drops Gateshead W H S A S RT Coach O IH: International House C4 T FO Quarter Bridge R College Newcastle O Police Parking Monument Metro Station D4 C College S Station FO e S Baltic T n K Newcastle Central Station C6 S RT y H T W Y B r A Newcastle City Marina F6 A A e H Business W N iv River Cruises G5 IL K The A S R D Central Quarter St James Metro Station B4 A R O Keelman’s Way The Cycle Hub J5 R Hadrian’s Riverside towards Way District Coach Park Gateshead Energy Hebburn D O Parking Keelman’s Sculptures RD South Shields Shopping O N Centre W Way EW TS E SK Sunderland Eldon Garden Shopping Centre C4 SCO W A Centre R Grainger Market C4 E Gateshead D Queen intu Eldon Square Shopping Ctr C4 H Elizabeth II Old Town Hall E H U Monument Mall D4 I G Bridge G Job Northumberland St Shopping D3 H H Centre Gateshead 8 A695 towards B Gateshead Trinity Square F8 R S Plus International T A1 North I Advice D Health Tesco R G Business W Metro Radio Arena Centre E Centre E Extra E E Centre G D R T Streets S O R A T T AD T Greenesfield S E Baltic Square G6 R T S King Edward O Barras Bridge D2 Business R H S E EAD Bridge Centre N Broad Chare E5 E Trinity Square O NE T Vue LA C RK City Road H5 PA Clayton Street C5 E Bars Cinema A184 towards C Gateshead N & restaurants Gateshead International Stadium Dean Street E5 I Jackson R South Shields International P Street Gateshead High Street F8 Shops Sunderland Stadium Grainger Street C5 Redheugh Bridge Gateshead A19 South Grey Street D5 Interchange High Bridge D5 Shops John Dobson Street D3 St Joseph’s Lime Street H4 9 Church D Market Street E4 A Windmill Hills Steep Hill Travel Information Walking Route O T Moseley Street D5 R Park T S W N H E E Toilets Parking Hospital with A&E

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Hadrian’s Wall Path Y Queen Victoria Road C2 Accessible Toilet Taxi Hotel/Hostel represents Sandhill E6 Changing Place Airport University/College approximately Side E6 4 minutes walk South Shore Road F6 Shopmobility Ferry Library St James’ Boulevard B5 Keelman’s Way towards A184 towards Little Theatre Gateshead Leisure Centre A167 towards St Mary’s Place D2 Metrocentre A1 South Saltwell Park Central Library & Caedmon Hall Queen Elizabeth Hospital Main Line Station River Cruises Post Office Stowell Street B4 Dunston Staiths intu Metrocentre: Metrocentre Shuttle 100 bus 20 minute walk Shipley Art Gallery Angel of the North: West Street F8 Derwent Valley from Pilgrim Street Metro Cycle Route Shopping Westgate Road C5 15 minute walk 21Angel Bus from Eldon Square Bus Station or Gateshead Interchange Quaylink Buses Cycle Route Number Shopping Area

16/01/2019 21:12 NEWCASTLE Practical information

CITY GUIDES

Ticket prices for Heritage Walks

£5 for adults Season tickets £3 for over-60s Free for accompanied children under 16 £35 for adults £30 for over-60s These walks look at specific locations and their history and heritage. Most walks are offered on a ‘just turn up’ Buy from newcastlecityguides.org.uk basis unless otherwise stated. If tours or in person at Newcastle Castle. are marked ‘Booking essential’ you Season tickets are valid for all walking will need to book your tickets online at tours, excluding Winter Warmers, Grey’s newcastlecityguides.org.uk Monument and performances.

All walks, visits and events last no more Season tickets are non-transferable than two hours unless otherwise stated and must be presented at the and are non-smoking. beginning of each tour, or the standard price will apply. Newcastle and its surroundings have some steep slopes, steps and uneven surfaces. Where walk routes encounter these, it is noted in the walk description.

Performances Grey’s Monument tours Public transport

Occasionally we deliver Tours of this iconic All our walks and performances that take monument are performances start and place in the Guildhall available on select finish close to Metro on the Quayside. These dates throughout stations or bus routes. will be promoted the year. Tour start and end through our website, points are included in the NewcastleCityGuides Tickets cost £5. the tour description. Facebook page and Under-16s must be @NewcastleGuides accompanied by an Visit the Traveline North on Twitter, and will adult. East website for help to be bookable via our Under-5s are not plan your journey website. permitted. travelinenortheast.info Booking is essential.

Tickets cost £5 and include the performance and a Guildhall tour.

Visit newcastlecityguides.org.uk for dates of the performances and Grey’s Monument tours, and for more information on all the Heritage Walks.

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x217959_NGI_p4_lh.indd 4 11/03/2020 10:25 Dickensian Newcastle April Sunday 12 April | 2.30pm Meet at the Royal Station Hotel. Finish at Alderman Fenwick’s House, Pilgrim Street. What did think of Newcastle? Find out on this literary tour and explore where his theatre group performed, where he carried out his celebrated readings and what he would have seen on his visits.

NEW WALK Body and Mind NEW WALK Wednesday 15 April | 2.30pm The Brasilia of the North Meet at Sunday 5 April | 2.30pm entrance opposite South African War Meet at Newcastle Civic Centre. Memorial. Finish at Holy Jesus Hospital. Finish at Gateshead Millennium Bridge. This new walk takes us from the In 1960 T Dan Smith became leader Haymarket to the Holy Jesus Hospital, of . The quote passing places which have nourished attributed to him that Newcastle would body and mind over hundreds of years. be transformed to become the Brasilia of the North has set the context for regeneration of the city over the last 60 years. The walk examines city centre regeneration with 2020 vision.

Grainger Town Wednesday 8 April | 2.30pm Meet and finish at Grey’s Monument. A walk that encompasses all that is beautiful in Newcastle’s classical architecture, from the curved lines of Grey Street and the majestic Theatre Royal to the imposing Grainger Market. Learn more about Richard Grainger, the man who made it all possible. Ouseburn Valley Thursday 16 April | 2.30pm Meet and finish at The Ship Inn, Stepney Bank. Join us for a tour of this fascinating area. We look at the history and redevelopment of the valley with bridges towering above and a burn down below. Today the old industrial buildings are being reborn and include art studios, music venues and riding stables as well as other major visitor attractions.

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x217959_NGI_p3_lh.indd 5 10/03/2020 14:42 Down Our Streets The Armstrong Legacy Sunday 19 April | 2.30pm Sunday 26 April | 2.30pm Meet at Haymarket Metro Station Meet and finish at the Jesmond entrance opposite South African War end of Armstrong Bridge. Memorial. Finish at Grey’s Monument. Lord and Lady Armstrong gifted This walk follows a well-trodden path as Jesmond Dene to the people of it winds around town. Learn about the Newcastle in 1883. Join us for a circular history of these streets and why they have walk around some of the ‘hidden’ names such as Darn Crook or Newgate. locations and buildings in this beautiful area and find industry, religion, the high life and nature all in one place. This walk includes some steps, a tunnel, and a steep climb. Railways and Riverside Wednesday 22 April | 2.30pm Meet at the west door of Sage Gateshead. Finish at the Swing Bridge (Gateshead end). Discover how early railways, industries and bridges have now been joined by modern art and find out just what Sage Gateshead’s car park was originally used for.

Tynemouth Pleasures and Punishment Wednesday 29 April | 2.30pm Meet and finish at under the clock. A circular walk via Northumberland Park providing an interesting insight into Victorian social history in Tynemouth. We look at how people used the new recreational facilities and the punishment they could expect if they broke the law. This walk includes some uneven ground, some steps and steep slopes. 6

x217959_NGI_p3_lh.indd 6 10/03/2020 14:42 A Bed for the Night May Wednesday 6 May | 2.30pm Meet at the Swing Bridge (Newcastle end). NEW WALK BOOKING ESSENTIAL Finish at the Swirle Pavilion. Hooray for the Hancocks A walk along the quayside exploring Friday 1 May | 2.30pm the lives of several people in Victorian Meet outside Robinson Library, Newcastle. Discover the impact , Jesmond Road homelessness and the attitudes of the West. Finish at Great North Museum. authorities had on their lives and what This short but fascinating tour takes us has changed over the years. from the house where the Hancocks A donation will be given to Crisis who lived to the Council Chamber of the provided the research for this walk. Natural History Society in the Great North Museum. Here we will see a small exhibition based on the Cabinet of Curiosities followed by a short look at Lest We Forget special exhibits listed in Tales from the Friday 8 May | 2.30pm Museum. Meet at St Thomas Church, Haymarket. Finish at the Grainger Market. This is a walk about Newcastle in time of conflict, not just in the Great War but throughout the centuries. Join us on VE Day to remember the fallen as well as some of those who survived.

Nostalgia in North Shields Sunday 10 May | 2.30pm Meet and finish at North Shields Metro Station. From the origins of a small fishing port to the growth of a town, this walk takes us around the top part of North Shields. Black and White Friars Discover buildings and stories, including Sunday 3 May | 2.30pm why coal caused conflict, and where a Meet at the Castle Keep. Hollywood legend spent his youth and Finish at Blackfriars. how he is now remembered. Explore the intriguing mixture that is Newcastle: the medieval castle, religious houses, 18th century fashionable houses and buildings for the town’s élite, our Discovering fine 19th century railway station and Wednesday 13 May | 7.00pm prestigious commercial buildings. Meet at the entrance to St. Cuthbert’s There are even mentions of the Church, Bensham Road, Gateshead Roman presence. (NE8 2HB). Finish on Barrington Place Bensham was Gateshead’s first suburb, This walk includes some steep steps. but how did it begin and why? How has it changed? Roll back the years and discover something of Bensham’s unique but often very hidden history.

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x217959_NGI_p3_lh.indd 7 10/03/2020 14:42 NEW WALK Parks, Politics and Philanthropy Sunday 24 May | 2.30pm Meet outside South Shields Town Hall. Finish at the Tyne Lifeboat, Ocean Road. This new South Shields walk looks at how parks were created from ballast hills, the philanthropy of Dr Thomas Winterbottom and the politics at South Shields Town Hall.

BOOKING ESSENTIAL Newcastle Civic Centre Thursday 14 May | 2.00pm In Sickness and in Health Meet under the Council Chamber, Wednesday 27 May | 7.00pm Newcastle Civic Centre. Meet at the Castle Keep. A special visit to the Civic Centre which Finish at the corner of St Thomas takes you behind the scenes. Walk the Street and Percy Street. corridors of local government, with an This walk looks at the medical history opportunity to climb the Carillon tower of Newcastle. Old hospitals for the poor, to look across the city. the Royal Victoria Infirmary, Doctor *Please note that access to the Carillon Gibb, ‘Dirty Dick’s’ and Lucozade are just tower is by climbing a set of steep and some of the medical topics you will hear uneven stairs. about on this fascinating tour.

Dunston – Staithes, Steamers Heaton Highlights and Teemers Sunday 17 May | 2.30pm Sunday 31 May | 2.30pm Meet in the car park on Staithes Road Meet outside St. Teresa’s Church, (NE11 9DR) opposite Dunston Excelsior Heaton Road (NE6 5HN). WMC. Finish on Dunston Staithes. Finish in Heaton Park. A unique walk exploring the history of Enjoy a pleasant summer stroll through Dunston Staithes and the industry that Heaton Park and the surrounding would have been visible from them on area. Recently revitalised, this is one of both banks of the Tyne. The walk will Newcastle’s best Victorian parks, with a take us onto the actual Staithes, one of surprising history and many intriguing Europe’s largest timber structures. features. Steep steps onto the Staithes – an alternative ramp will be open.

Gosforth and Garden Village Wednesday 20 May | 7.00pm Meet at South Gosforth Metro Station (West side entrance). Finish at Regent Centre Metro Station. This walk explores the development and enlargement of the suburb, its industry, pastimes, housing and education. Includes a footbridge with steps.

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x217959_NGI_p3_lh.indd 8 10/03/2020 14:42 Brandling Village June Sunday 7 June | 2.30pm Meet and finish at . John Wesley’s Newcastle Brandling Village is an excellent Wednesday 3 June 7.00pm example of a Victorian and Edwardian Meet outside Newcastle City Library, suburb developed between 1820 and Princess Square, Newcastle. 1920. This walk takes in the original 19th Finish at Wesley Obelisk, Wesley century core and its grand surrounding Square, Quayside. streets and houses. John Wesley visited Newcastle many times in the latter half of the 18th century. This walk takes us through parts of the town he would have known, with reminders of buildings with which he was associated – some of which are still standing, others long gone. There are stairs down but an alternative is available if needed.

Geordie Ridley – The Best of Times, the Worst of Times Tuesday 9 June | 2.30pm Meet at St Edmunds, Gateshead High Street. Finish at Dean Street / Mosley Street junction. A walk remembering the life and times of Ridley, the places he knew and the people he wrote songs about, from bobbies to muck men, from BOOKING ESSENTIAL rowers to racers. Newcastle Civic Centre This walk contains some steep slopes Thursday 4 June | 2.00pm and main roads to cross. Meet under the Council Chamber, Newcastle Civic Centre. A special visit to the Civic Centre which takes you behind the scenes. Walk the corridors of local government, with an opportunity to climb the Carillon tower to look across the city. *Please note that access to the Carillon tower is by climbing a set of steep and uneven stairs.

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x217959_NGI_p3_lh.indd 9 10/03/2020 14:42 Merchants’ Mansions NEW WALK Thursday 11 June | 10.30am Quayside Regeneration Meet at Alderman Fenwick’s House, Wednesday 17 June | 7.00pm Pilgrim Street. Finish at The Redhouse, Meet and finish at Gateshead Sandhill. Millennium Bridge (Newcastle end). Visit the remaining buildings where The Quayside area played a major part in prosperous merchants conducted the growth of Newcastle and Gateshead. their businesses and family lives. The Following the decline of the area in the tour includes visits inside Alderman 20th century, innovative redevelopment Fenwick’s house and Bessie Surtees’ of the Quayside has played a major house with an outside look at part in reviving the city. This walk looks The Cooperage and House of Tides, at the buildings and artwork that have finishing at The Redhouse. contributed to this revival. Some of the visits include stairs.

Bishops and Brewers Sunday 21 June | 2.30pm Meet at Athenaeum Street entrance, . Finish at the Old Fire Station. Building on our original Sunderland tour this walk looks at areas of Sunderland which are currently experiencing regeneration. It takes a look at the site of Vaux Breweries and , the cultural heart of Edwardian Sunderland – both changing Past and Present the face of the city. Sunday 14 June | 2.30pm Meet at Sainsbury’s car park next to Northumberland Park Metro Station. Finish at Backworth Hall. From a rural landscape to an industrial mining vista and community now virtually disappeared, discover the history of Backworth with a visit to a Grade 2 listed building with a diverse history from the Greys to a miner’s welfare establishment. Reasonably flat but some steps for Backworth Hall access. 10

x217959_NGI_p3_lh.indd 10 10/03/2020 14:42 Giving to the City – A Stroll Through Generosity Wednesday 24 June | 7.00pm Meet at Haymarket Metro Station entrance opposite South African War Memorial. Finish on Grey Street. Explore the rich history of philanthropy in the centre of Newcastle. Taking in the city’s universities, the RVI, Grey Street, and others, you’ll stop at sites where notable philanthropists have left their indelible mark on Newcastle. Uncover the known and lesser known stories of a city with philanthropy at its very heart. Jesmond Old Cemetery Sunday 28 June | 2.30pm Meet at the cemetery gates on the south side of Jesmond Road. Explore this 19th century private cemetery – the resting place for many of Newcastle’s eminent citizens. Please wear suitable footwear – some areas of the cemetery are overgrown and can be slippery especially in wet weather and the ground is uneven in places.

BOOKING ESSENTIAL Anyone for Real Tennis? Thursday 25 June | 10.30am Meet at Jesmond Dene Real Tennis Club, Matthew Bank, Jesmond (Nearest Metro Ilford Road). A tour of Sir Andrew Noble’s purpose built (1882) Real Tennis Court, including an exhibition display of the game by the court professional, and an explanation of the rules. Real or Royal Tennis was the sport of kings and lawn tennis is a recent ‘newcomer’. Refreshments can be purchased.

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x217959_NGI_p3_lh.indd 11 10/03/2020 14:42 Newcastle’s Anti-Slavery Campaigns July Sunday 12 July | 2.30pm Meet at Grey’s Monument. Finish at Newcastle Central Station. Homer, Simpson This walk looks at the roles played by and Baywatch Newcastle Abolitionists including Earl Wednesday 1 July | 7.00pm Grey who, in 1833 as the Prime Minister, Meet at Cullercoats Metro Station. abolished slavery in the British Colonies. Finish at St George’s Church. The walk also focuses on those from the Learn something of the history of region who benefited financially from this fascinating coastal village; the the slave trade. important industries of the past; the people who lived and worked here and its landmark church. This walk includes some steps and uneven ground.

Heads and Tales Sunday 5 July | 2.30pm Meet at Grey’s Monument. Finish at Westgate Road / Grainger Street junction. Have you ever sat on the top deck of a bus and wondered who the carved heads staring back at you are? There are many Park Life faces depicted on buildings in Newcastle Wednesday 15 July | 7.00pm and this walk around town will explore Meet at the Bobby Robson Statue, these heads and discover some of the St James’ Park. Finish at the Bobby tales behind them. Robson Garden, Gallowgate. St. James’ Park is the oldest football stadium in the North East and Leazes Park was Newcastle’s first public park, both originally part of the Town Moor. Walk around the outside of St James’ and inside Leazes Park and hear of the development of the two parks featuring intense local politics over the years.

BOOKING ESSENTIAL Newcastle Civic Centre Thursday 16 July | 2.00pm Royals, Revolutionaries Meet under the Council Chamber, and Reformers Newcastle Civic Centre. Wednesday 8 July | 7.00pm A special visit to the Civic Centre which Meet at Grey’s Monument. takes you behind the scenes. Walk the Finish at Newcastle Castle. corridors of local government, with an This walk takes a look at some of opportunity to climb the Carillon tower the many visitors who have come to to look across the city. Newcastle over the centuries, and *Please note that access to the Carillon explores where they stayed, what they tower is by climbing a set of steep and did and how they were welcomed. uneven stairs.

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Lovely North Shields Quayside Sunday 19 July | 2.30pm Sunday 26 July | 2.30pm Meet and finish at Belle Vue Bank Meet at North Shields Metro Station. / Durham Road junction, Low Fell Finish at the Old Low Light Heritage (opposite the Cannon). Centre. Discover how a pitman, an enterprising See where industry and fishing once publican and the development of a new thrived. Discover a hidden Second World road changed Low Fell from an area of War structure, the notorious ‘Jungle’ desolate waste to a prosperous Victorian and a famous ‘Wooden Dolly’. suburb. This walk includes some steep slopes and steps.

Last Orders Wednesday 22 July | 7.00pm Meet at Haymarket Metro Station entrance opposite South African War Memorial. Finish at The Redhouse on the Quayside. Explore the history of some of Newcastle’s many pubs, with characters and stories to whet your appetite if not your palate. A steep slope (Side) is part of this walk. Keep Your Feet Still Geordie Hinny Wednesday 29 July | 7.00pm Meet at the Chinese Arch, Stowell Street. Finish at Newcastle Central Station. Music hall was one of the most popular forms of affordable entertainment in the Victorian period. Take a look at the places where the most popular stars of the time, including Joe Wilson, Geordie Ridley and Ned Corvan, played to packed houses and wowed people with their songs of local events and characters.

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x217959_NGI_p3_lh.indd 13 10/03/2020 14:43 Saltwell Park Stroll August Sunday 9 August | 2.30pm Meet and finish at the park entrance opposite the Little Theatre, at the Shipcote and Shipley Art Gallery corner of Saltwell View and East Park Saturday 1 August | 10.30am Road, Gateshead. Meet and finish at the Shipley Walk around this beautiful Victorian Art Gallery, Prince Consort Road, park discovering stories of past and Gateshead (NE8 4JB). present. Find out the oddities of Take a pleasant stroll around the Saltwell Towers, the tale of the park’s Shipcote area and hear its fascinating oldest inhabitant and the story of the history from pastures to parks and disappearing bandstands. the civic centre that it nearly became. Includes a visit inside the gallery – Mr Shipley’s generous gift to the people.

Swinging Sixties Newcastle Sunday 2 August | 2.30pm Meet under the Council Chamber, Newcastle Civic Centre. Finish at Westgate Road / Clayton Street junction. These boots are made for walking – are yours? This tour recreates the social culture of the swinging 1960s. Join us on a magical mystery tour of yesteryear, when man stepped on the moon, St Thomas to St Thomas Strawberry Fields were forever and a Wednesday 12 August | 7.00pm pound in your pocket could last you Meet at the Swing Bridge all week. (Newcastle end). Finish at St Thomas’ Church Haymarket. From the site of the Chapel of St. Thomas on the medieval bridge to its The Road to Democracy early Victorian replacement at Barras Wednesday 5 August | 7.00pm Bridge, this walk visits several sites Meet at King’s Gate, Newcastle of religious significance. On the way, University, Barras Bridge. you will hear the stories of an agile Finish at Newcastle Central Station. bricklayer, boilers used for soup as well Uncover Newcastle’s radical links in as prison laundry, a secret chapel and Britain’s road to democracy and also a city centre church moved stone by how it impacted on other places, such stone to Byker. as the USA. You will be taken from the A steep uphill slope is part of this walk. Great Reform Act to female suffrage; from civil war to world war.

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x217959_NGI_p3_lh.indd 14 10/03/2020 14:43 BOOKING ESSENTIAL Thomas Bewick – Scratching Newcastle Civic Centre the Surface Thursday 13 August | 7.00pm Sunday 23 August | 2.30pm Meet under the Council Chamber, Meet at Cardinal Hume’s statue, Newcastle Civic Centre. opposite Newcastle Central Station. A special visit to the Civic Centre which Finish at Newcastle Cathedral. takes you behind the scenes. Walk the This walk celebrates Thomas Bewick, corridors of local government, with an one of Tyneside’s most famous sons. It opportunity to climb the Carillon tower takes us from his arrival in Newcastle to look across the city. to begin his apprenticeship with Ralph *Please note that access to the Carillon Beilby and through Bewick’s Newcastle, tower is by climbing a set of steep and where he lived and worked. uneven stairs. Markets Past and Present Wednesday 26 August | 2.30pm Meet at Grey’s Monument. Finish on South Shields, Trains, The Close. Boats and Sanddancers Markets have always played an Sunday 16 August | 2.30pm important and vibrant part in the lives Meet and finish at the entrance to of the people of Newcastle, making a the new South Shields Transport valuable contribution to the economy Interchange. of the area. Join us to discover where Join our walk around the centre of everyone shopped for their basic South Shields and the riverside. Sitting provisions, and look at the sites of the at the mouth of the Tyne, South Shields old and new markets of the town. has a long history from Roman times to the modern day. Hear how strong links to seafaring and industry have seen the town boom, decline and grow again.

NEW WALK Newcastle Innovators Wednesday 19 August | 7.00pm Meet at the Lit & Phil, Westgate Road. Finish at Clavering Place (behind Newcastle Central Station). This walk looks at many of Newcastle’s Some Amazing Lives important innovators with links to in Preston Cemetery the Lit and Phil. Hear about the many Sunday 30 August | 2.30pm exciting ideas, such as Joseph Swan’s Meet and finish at the entrance to lightbulb and George Stephenson’s Preston Cemetery, Walton Avenue, miners’ lamp which put Newcastle North Shields. at the forefront of many new This walk remembers the lives of several developments. local people including a Dame of the This walk contains some uneven British Empire, a brave young man who surfaces and steps. won the George Medal and a pioneering journalist who went down with the Titanic. Please wear suitable footwear – there is some uneven ground.

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NEW WALK Tynemouth Seaside Saunter Wednesday 2 September | 2.30pm Meet at Tynemouth Metro Station. Finish at Queen Victoria’s statue near Tynemouth Metro Station. From the Victorians who first came to take the water until the 1960s, Tynemouth was a place to spend a Wander summer holiday. This walk looks at the Sunday 13 September | 2.30pm Victorian developments, housing, a park, Meet and finish at Whitley Bay Metro the Grand Hotel and later additions like Station. the swimming pool. Discover how the village of Whitley grew into the major seaside resort of Whitley Bay. See how the famous Spanish City Newcastle’s Campaign for the Vote and Promenade have been restored Sunday 6 September | 2.30pm to former glories. We will also discover Meet at Grey’s Monument. some less obvious significant historic Finish at Newcastle Central Station. items during our walk. The walk commemorates those who campaigned for the vote. We explore the part played by residents from the Saintly Gosforth Newcastle region demanding universal Wednesday 16 September | 2.30pm suffrage. Meet at South Gosforth Metro Station (west side entrance). Finish at St Charles’ RC Church, Church Road. Central Station & The Boiler House A gentle walk looking at the religious Wednesday 9 September | 2.30pm side of Gosforth, starting with St Meet at Cardinal Hume’s statue, Nicholas’ Church, with a visit inside and opposite Newcastle Central Station. tour of the churchyard and its graves. Finish at the Boiler Shop, Stephenson Following a short walk, with reminders Works. of coal and post-war housing, we This walk takes a circular route in finish with an visit inside St Charles’ and around the magnificent Grade I RC Church. Newcastle Central Station with possible This walk contains some uneven access to the world’s first locomotive surfaces. works. The emphasis is on George and Robert Stephenson’s contributions and the latest developments around the historic Stephenson Quarter. Sunday 20 September | 2.30pm Meet and finish at the main entrance to Exhibition Park, Claremont Road. Visit a small village tucked away where coal mining, furniture making, brewing and a lunatic asylum sat cheek by jowl with upper-class housing.

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x217959_NGI_p3_lh.indd 16 10/03/2020 14:43 Treading the Boards Wednesday 23 September | 2.30pm Meet at Theatre Royal, Grey Street. Finish at Live Theatre, Broad Chare. From Newcastle’s oldest theatre, discover other places where plays were performed and where actors hung out with rogues and vagabonds, and follow the history of theatre back to the Guilds’ Mystery Plays. We finish at Live Theatre, a relatively new venue in an historical building. The Tyne Pilots of South Shields Sunday 27 September | 2.30pm Meet at the entrance to the new South Shields Transport Interchange. Finish at the Tyne Lifeboat, Ocean Road. Pilots guide ships safely into harbour. Look at some of the buildings that were important in their work and social lives and as we walk where the pilots lived and worked, see how much of their proud maritime heritage is still in evidence today. Please note the walk includes steep NEW WALK BOOKING ESSENTIAL steps to descend but an alternative Hooray for the Hancocks is available. Friday 25 September | 2.30pm Meet outside Robinson Library, Newcastle University, Jesmond Road West. Finish at Great North Museum. This short but fascinating tour takes us from the house where the Hancocks lived to the Council Chamber of the Natural History Society in the Great North Museum. Here we will see a small exhibition based on the Cabinet of Curiosities followed by a short look at special exhibits listed in Tales from the Museum. Wonderful Women of Newcastle Wednesday 30 September | 2.30pm Meet at Haymarket Metro Station entrance opposite South African War Memorial. Finish at St Nicholas Cathedral. This walk visits places associated with some of the wonderful women who have graced Newcastle and played their part in its history. Some were intellectuals, some were pioneers and all have a fascinating story to tell.

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Tales from Wallsend’s Riverside Sunday 4 October | 2.30pm Meet at . Finish at St Peter’s Church. Join us to wander through the centuries of this historic town. From railways to Romans, sinners to shipyards, with a little in the tale and many more interesting snippets too. Within the Walls The walk contains some uneven surfaces. Wednesday 14 October | 2.30pm Meet at the Guildhall. Finish at St John’s Church, Grainger Street. West Walls and Blackfriars Wednesday 7 October | 2.30pm A perambulation around today’s Meet at Grey’s Monument. Newcastle to trace the town within the Finish at Blackfriars. walls from the 1300s. We will trace the Medieval Newcastle had one of the extent of walled Newcastle locating the strongest town walls in . See the churches, monasteries, markets, civic West Wall with its towers and unique administration, steps, streams and fairs. turrets before reaching Blackfriars, one This walk includes some steep slopes of the country’s few remaining medieval and steps. friaries.

Tyneside’s Irish Contribution Sunday 18 October 2.30pm Meet at Grey’s Monument. Finish at Gateshead Millennium Bridge (Newcastle end). This renamed walk identifies why Irish refugees fleeing the 1845 potato famine were welcomed on Tyneside and the part played by Tyneside Irish Nationalists seeking an Independent . This walk includes some steep slopes or steps.

West Jesmond and St Andrew’s Cemetery Sunday 11 October | 2.30pm Meet and finish at the east side of West Jesmond Metro Station. This walk combines the development of West Jesmond with an exploration of St Andrew’s Cemetery, taking in the lives of some of the interesting people buried here and a surprising hidden orchard. Please wear suitable footwear – there is some uneven ground.

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x217959_NGI_p3_lh.indd 18 10/03/2020 14:43 BOOKING ESSENTIAL Walk on the Dark Side Wednesday 28 October | 6.45pm Meet at Grey’s Monument. Finish at All Saints Church. Do you dare join us at Halloween for this popular walk? Who will we bump into on this walk around haunted Newcastle? This tour looks at the traditions and stories linked to All Hallow’s Eve and the city. This walk includes some steep slopes Ghostly and Grisly Quayside Tales or steps. Wednesday 21 October | 7.00pm Meet and finish at the Guildhall. A circular walk around the Quayside with ghost stories, witches, bodies fished out of the river, and murders on both sides of the Tyne. This walk includes some steep slopes.

BOOKING ESSENTIAL Summerhill Sunday Sunday 25 October | 2.30pm Meet at Cardinal Hume’s statue opposite Newcastle Central Station. Finish at Discovery Museum. An early 19th century development, Summerhill is a delightful but little- known backwater. Come and explore this hidden area, home to some of Newcastle’s prominent Quaker families. Find out where Robert Stephenson lived and the links to the Victorian cricketer W. G. Grace.

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