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Schedule of Listed Buildings in North Tyneside LISTNO GRADE NAME DESCRIPTION ADDRESS FIRSTLISTED Killingworth Village 1 3/18 II Killingworth Cottage Late C18/early C19 house Killingworth 19-Aug-1976 Dial Cottage (formerly listed in Paradise Row, Great Lime Great Lime Road West 2 3/8 II* Road) 3 late C18/early C19 houses, now one residence Moor 27-Feb-1950 Burradon Road Burradon 3 3/2 II Burradon Tower Mid C16 Tower House. Ancient Monument Cramlington 27-Feb-1950 4 4/22 II War Memorial, Earsdon Road War memorial, circa 1919 Earsdon Road Shiremoor 19-Feb-1986 Tynemouth Road North 5 8/129 II Master Mariners' Homes Almshouses 1837, now old people's homes Shields 19-Feb-1986 Statue of the Duke of Tynemouth Road North 6 8/130 II Northumberland Statue circa 1839-41 Shields 19-Feb-1986 7 4/174 II Beehive Public House Late C18 house, now public house Hartley Lane Whitley Bay 19-Feb-1986 Barn, gin-gang and shelter shed to west of Brierdene Late C18/early C19 barn, gin-gang and shelter Briardene Farm Hartley 8 4/175 II farmhouse shed Lane Whitley Bay 19-Feb-1986 9 5/181 II Church of St Paul Parish church 1864 Park View Whitley Bay 19-May-1950 Benton Road West 10 4/185 II War memorial War memorial, circa 1919 Allotment 19-Feb-1986 Station Road North 11 6/166 II East Benton Farmhouse Late C18 Farmhouse Wallsend 19-Feb-1986 Farm buildings to east of East Late C18/early C19 byres, stables, cart sheds, lofts East Benton Farm Station 12 6/167 II Benton Farmhouse and granary with engine house (1843) attached Road North Wallsend 19-Feb-1986 13 6/168 II Church of St Luke Parish church 1885-87 Frank Street Wallsend 18-Aug-1947 Buddle Arts Centre and 14 6/169 II No.258a Schools 1876, now library store and arts centre Station Road Wallsend 19-Feb-1986 Neptune House Neptune 15 6/162 II Thermal Syndicate offices Offices circa 1906 Road Wallsend 19-Feb-1986 16 6/163 II Buddle School House Caretaker's house 1876 North Road Wallsend 19-Feb-1986 17 6/164 II 12 Park Terrace Headmaster's house 1876, now private residence Station Road Wallsend 19-Feb-1986 St Lukes Hugh Street 18 6/157 II Social Services Area Office Vicarage 1903 Wallsend 19-Feb-1986 C12 parish church with C17 porch; restored 1909. 19 7/173 I Church of Holy Cross Ancient Monument Valley Gardens Wallsend 18-Aug-1947 20 7/159 II Fire Station Fire station circa 1908 Lawson Street Wallsend 19-Feb-1986 House, early C19 with late C19/early C20 rear 21 7/161 II Lilybank Cottage extension Lily Bank Wallsend 18-Aug-1980 Mid/late C18 schoolmaster's house, now private 22 7/153 II Jasmine House residence The Green Wallsend 24-Feb-1977 23 7/154 II Cross House School, now private residence The Green Wallsend 24-Feb-1977 24 7/155 II Town Hall Town Hall 1907-08 High Street East Wallsend 19-Feb-1986 25 7/160 II Public baths Public baths circa 1908 Lawson Street Wallsend 19-Feb-1986 26 7/156 II Coach and Horses Public house circa 1907 High Street East Wallsend 19-Feb-1986 69 (Elmgrove) Churchill Street (formerly listed as St Mary's 27 7/149 II Vicarage) Vicarage probably 1876, now private residence Churchill Street Wallsend 21-Jul-1981 28 7/150 II Church of St Mary Parish church 1876 Churchill Street Wallsend 18-Aug-1947 29 7/144 II War memorial Memorial circa 1918 Archer Street Wallsend 19-Feb-1986 Tynemouth Place 30 9/128 II 9 Tynemouth Place House circa 1830 Tynemouth North Shields 19-Feb-1986 Newcastle Terrace 31 9/101 II 1 Newcastle Terrace House circa 1830 with late C19 alterations Tynemouth North Shields 19-Feb-1986 Dawson Square 32 9/53 II 1 Dawson Square House circa 1830 Tynemouth North Shields 19-Feb-1986 Marsden House, 9 Front Front Street Tynemouth 33 9/56 II Street Early C19 house North Shields 24-Oct-1950 Allendale Place 34 9/38 II 3 Allendale Place House, circa 1840 Tynemouth North Shields 19-Feb-1986 Collingwood Monument and Priors Haven Tynemouth 35 10/108 II* guns Monument 1845, guns added 1848 North Shields 24-Oct-1950 Spanish Battery 36 10/110 II Brigade Cottage Watch club cottage 1886-87 Tynemouth North Shields 19-Feb-1986 Spanish Battery 37 10/109 II Tynemouth Watch Club House Watch club house 1886-87 Tynemouth North Shields 19-Feb-1986 North Pier with crane attached Pier and lighthouse 1854-1895, partly rebuilt in Priors Haven Tynemouth 38 8/111 II and lighthouse 1909 North Shields 19-Feb-1986 Front Street Tynemouth 39 10/71 II Clock Tower Clock tower and drinking fountain 1861 North Shields 19-Feb-1986 Front Street Tynemouth 40 10/60 II 47 Front Street House circa 1780 North Shields 19-Feb-1986 Front Street Tynemouth 41 10/61 II 52 Front Street House circa 1770 North Shields 19-Feb-1986 Front Street Tynemouth 42 10/62 II 53 and 53a Front Street Mid C18 house North Shields 19-Feb-1986 Front Street Tynemouth 43 10/63 II 54 Front Street Late C18 house North Shields 17-Apr-1972 Front Street Tynemouth 44 10/64 II 55 Front Street Early C19 house North Shields 17-Apr-1972 Front Street Tynemouth 45 10/65 II 56 Front Street Mid C18 house with C19 shop front North Shields 19-Feb-1986 Well Close Tynemouth 46 8/142 II Wool House, 6 Well Close Early/mid C18 house North Shields 19-Feb-1986 47 6/12 II Church of St Bartholomew 1790 rebuilding of medieval church Station Road Benton 27-Feb-1950 Killingworth Village 48 3/16 II North Farm House Farmhouse, now house. Dated 1725 Killingworth 27-Feb-1950 Killingworth Village 49 3/17 II East Farm House House. Mid C18 with C20 alterations Killingworth 19-Feb-1986 House west of Bewicke School caretaker's house 1878, now private Tynemouth Road 50 7/170 II School residence Wallsend 19-Feb-1986 School headmaster's house 1878, now private Tynemouth Road 51 7/172 II 53 Tynemouth Road dwelling Wallsend 19-Feb-1986 Edward Eccles Church Hall Front Street Earsdon 52 4/25 II and walls and piers in front Church hall, 1910-11 Whitley Bay 19-Feb-1986 Front Street Earsdon 53 4/30 II Bleak Hope House Early C19 house Whitley Bay 27-Nov-1985 The Garth (formerly listed as Front Street Earsdon 54 4/33 II Whiteside) House, possibly early C17 Whitley Bay 08-Feb-1949 War memorial and railings Front Street Earsdon 55 4/35 II surrounding War memorial, circa 1919 Whitley Bay 19-Feb-1986 Church of St John the St Johns Terrace Percy 56 7/119 II Evangelist Parish church 1862 Main North Shields 19-Feb-1986 Beverley Gardens 57 5/41 II Vicarage of St George Vicarage, 1884 Cullercoats North Shields 19-Feb-1986 Beverley Gardens 58 5/40 I Church of St George Parish church, 1882-84 Cullercoats North Shields 24-Oct-1950 Adamson memorial drinking Beverley Terrace 59 5/42 II fountain Memorial drinking fountain, circa 1888 Cullercoats North Shields 19-Feb-1986 Look-out house 1877-79 for Cullercoats Life Bank Top Cullercoats 60 5/141 II Cullercoats Watch Club House Brigade, now club North Shields 14-Feb-1985 Bank Top Cullercoats 61 5/140 II* Cliff House House circa 1768 with early C19 alterations North Shields 23-Dec-1971 62 2/3 II Seaton Burn House House - third quarter of C18 Dudley Lane Seaton Burn 27-Oct-1981 63 5/184 II Whitley Bay Station Railway station 1910 Station Road Whitley Bay 19-Feb-1986 64 5/182 II Spanish City Theatre and amusement arcade 1908-10 Spanish City Whitley Bay 19-Feb-1986 Tynemouth Station: main and 02-Nov-1978 subsidiary buildings with Station Terrace (upgraded 10- 65 9/122 II* canopies and footbridge Railway station circa 1882 Tynemouth North Shields Jul-2003) Holly House, 14 Front Street 14 Front Street Tynemouth 66 9/57 II and walls and piers in front Early C19 house incorporating late C18 house North Shields 19-Feb-1986 Front Street Tynemouth 67 10/58 II Old House, 45 Front Street Mid C18 house North Shields 19-Feb-1986 Flats 1-3 46 Front Street 68 10/59 II West House, 46 Front Street Mid C18 house Tynemouth North Shields 19-Feb-1986 House, now 2 separate dwellings. Mid C18 with Front Street Earsdon 69 4/28 II Manor House C20 rear stair tower Whitley Bay 08-Feb-1949 John Street Cullercoats 70 5/97 II Rocket Garage Life brigade apparatus house, now garage North Shields 19-Feb-1986 The Old Cottage and Stables Backworth Lane 71 4/24 II and loft adjoining 2 houses, now stores and stable, late C18 Backworth 19-Feb-1986 Backworth Miners' Welfare Hall (formerly listed as 72 4/19 II Backworth Hall) House, now Club. Dated 1778 Station Road Backworth 08-Feb-1949 73 4/20 II Dairy Cottage Early C19 house Station Road Backworth 19-Feb-1986 Church Way Earsdon 74 4/26 II Church of St Alban Parish church, 1836-37 Whitley Bay 19-Feb-1986 Percy Gardens Tynemouth 75 8/107 II 47a Percy Gardens Look-out post and gun emplacements circa 1916 North Shields 19-Feb-1986 Northumberland Square 76 12/104 II Church of St Columba Non-conformist church 1853-58 North Shields 23-Dec-1971 Flats A-C The Moorings 16 Brightman Road (The Brightman Road North 77 11/46 II Moorings) House, 1850 Shields 20-Oct-1978 Memorial church, social centre and minister's house (formerly listed as Memorial Methodist Non-conformist church, Sunday School now social 78 12/36 II Church) centre, 1889-91 Albion Road North Shields 19-Sep-1980 Clifford's Fort (No.
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