Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Newcastle upon Tyne" in English language version.
Since opening in 1977, the gallery's been committed to documentary in the tradition of the concerned photographer – our own production/commissions in the North of England and the historical and contemporary work from around the world...
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: others (link)By 1935, every city in the UK had been given a document by the government, declaring that in the event of war, every city should have air raid protection...
Grey Street in Newcastle was voted the best street in Britain by Radio 4 listeners.
it would be the first time complete coverage had been provided to a UK underground system.
separated from Northumberland... made a county of itself, by Henry IV...
in 1400, by a charter, granted that Newcastle upon Tyne,... then belonging to the county of Northumberland, should be separated from thence, and be a county of itself
title of the county of the town of Newcastle upon Tyne
Bourne, indeed, is of opinion that it was built before king David was born; because, according to tradition, it is the oldest church in town, and St. Nicholas', it is admitted, was erected before the time of king Henry I. But as the church of St. Nicholas was burnt down in 1216, this church may be the oldest ecclesiastical building in Newcastle...
The Tyne is England's best salmon-fishing river, and this is something the North East should be really proud of, but it is so much more than a fishery.
The principal event is the Theatre Royal (1837) by John and Benjamin Green who had designed the Literary and Philosophical Society's building.
By the 18th century Newcastle was the country's fourth largest print centre after London, Oxford and Cambridge. Newcastle's Literary and Philosophical Society, founded in 1793 and now known as simply the Lit and Phil, predated the London Library by half a century.[permanent dead link]
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)Global Underground has become more than an internationally renowned dance music label. It's become a way of life. This is an impressive legacy – especially for an independent label based in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne in the North of England.
hundreds of fine Georgian and stylish Victorian buildings which have led to its architecture being referred to as "Tyneside Classical".
Grey Street was described as 'one of the finest streets in England' by Sir Nikolaus Bernhard Leon Pevsner (1902–1983) the German-born British scholar of history of art and, especially, of history of architecture.
His statue by sculptor Edward Hodges Baily (also responsible for Nelson's Column) tops a column, Grey's Monument, of 41 metres (135 feet). It has remained a favourite meeting place since it was unveiled in 1838.
Shipbuilding and heavy engineering developed fast and Newcastle became the powerhouse of the Industrial Revolution in Britain.
Bolivians who have recently arrived in the UK are concentrated in London, with a small number going to Newcastle. Long-term residents are more widely dispersed across the country. Some live in London and neighbouring areas... number live in Newcastle and Edinburgh (see figure 1).
The Lit and Phil is the largest independent library outside London, housing more than 150,000 books. Its music library contains 8,000 CDs and 10,000 LPs. The society was founded early in 1793 as a 'conversation club', with an annual subscription of one guinea. The current building was built in 1825.
Kitchenware Records was established in 1982 in Newcastle...
The centrepiece is Grey's Monument, designed in 1838 by Benjamin Green
Town Moor, which is larger and wider than Hampstead Heath and Hyde Park
The Literary & Philosophical Society (Lit & Phil) is the largest independent library outside London, housing over 150,000 books.
The Turner Prize will not be held at a Tate venue for the first time in 25 years in 2011 when it heads to the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art
A survey asked 2,000 residents in the UK's largest cities to rate the different 'vibes' in their area. Newcastle scored highest for seven out of the nine in total – including being the most welcoming city and having the best pub scene.
Manchester, Leeds and Newcastle remain, bolder brighter and more beautiful than ever. You can't move in Manchester for boutique hotels, Leeds has got a Harvey Nichols and Newcastle is now the best-looking city in England.
Hyem: Home (of Scandinavian origin)
to mark the 40th anniversary of the official opening of the Civic Centre by his father HM King Olaf V and to recognise and celebrate the close links between Newcastle and Norway over many years
in recognition of his long and outstanding career across Europe, his role as an ambassador for the North East and Newcastle, and his contribution to the culture and life of the City
Richard Grainger, builder and developer, planned and constructed some of Newcastle's finest buildings and streets during 1830s including Grainger Market, Theatre Royal, Grey Street, Grainger and Clayton Street.
Richard Grainger was said to 'have found Newcastle of bricks and timber and left it in stone.'
On Sunday 21 June 2009 the building was formally dedicated by Dr Herbert Loebl
land which covers an area larger than London's Hyde Park and Hampstead Heath[dead link]
Marconi undertook the negotiation, feasibility, design and construct of the mobile radio system to the underground parts of the Newcastle Metro.
The Animals also recorded a live album at the Gogo and even wrote a song about the place.
Said by many to be amongst the greatest streets in 'England if not Europe', this gently curving and rising street has been 'sensitively restored and improved in the last decade'.
The gallery has joined the White House, the Palace of Versaille and other museums and galleries around the world
tourists a good time too with Newcastle coming third, followed by Dublin in fourth position and Edinburgh in seventh.
New Orleans has been identified as having the best nightlife in the world... London comes in at number five in the world and Newcastle number seven.
the Classic is a magnificently restored auditorium which features balcony seating in its Classic Circle
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)hundreds of fine Georgian and stylish Victorian buildings which have led to its architecture being referred to as "Tyneside Classical".
Manchester, Leeds and Newcastle remain, bolder brighter and more beautiful than ever. You can't move in Manchester for boutique hotels, Leeds has got a Harvey Nichols and Newcastle is now the best-looking city in England.
Grey Street was described as 'one of the finest streets in England' by Sir Nikolaus Bernhard Leon Pevsner (1902–1983) the German-born British scholar of history of art and, especially, of history of architecture.
Said by many to be amongst the greatest streets in 'England if not Europe', this gently curving and rising street has been 'sensitively restored and improved in the last decade'.
Town Moor, which is larger and wider than Hampstead Heath and Hyde Park
to mark the 40th anniversary of the official opening of the Civic Centre by his father HM King Olaf V and to recognise and celebrate the close links between Newcastle and Norway over many years
in recognition of his long and outstanding career across Europe, his role as an ambassador for the North East and Newcastle, and his contribution to the culture and life of the City
The Turner Prize will not be held at a Tate venue for the first time in 25 years in 2011 when it heads to the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art
The Tyne is England's best salmon-fishing river, and this is something the North East should be really proud of, but it is so much more than a fishery.
Richard Grainger, builder and developer, planned and constructed some of Newcastle's finest buildings and streets during 1830s including Grainger Market, Theatre Royal, Grey Street, Grainger and Clayton Street.
Richard Grainger was said to 'have found Newcastle of bricks and timber and left it in stone.'
His statue by sculptor Edward Hodges Baily (also responsible for Nelson's Column) tops a column, Grey's Monument, of 41 metres (135 feet). It has remained a favourite meeting place since it was unveiled in 1838.
The principal event is the Theatre Royal (1837) by John and Benjamin Green who had designed the Literary and Philosophical Society's building.
The Lit and Phil is the largest independent library outside London, housing more than 150,000 books. Its music library contains 8,000 CDs and 10,000 LPs. The society was founded early in 1793 as a 'conversation club', with an annual subscription of one guinea. The current building was built in 1825.
The Literary & Philosophical Society (Lit & Phil) is the largest independent library outside London, housing over 150,000 books.
On Sunday 21 June 2009 the building was formally dedicated by Dr Herbert Loebl
The Animals also recorded a live album at the Gogo and even wrote a song about the place.
Kitchenware Records was established in 1982 in Newcastle...
Global Underground has become more than an internationally renowned dance music label. It's become a way of life. This is an impressive legacy – especially for an independent label based in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne in the North of England.
the Classic is a magnificently restored auditorium which features balcony seating in its Classic Circle
Bolivians who have recently arrived in the UK are concentrated in London, with a small number going to Newcastle. Long-term residents are more widely dispersed across the country. Some live in London and neighbouring areas... number live in Newcastle and Edinburgh (see figure 1).
Marconi undertook the negotiation, feasibility, design and construct of the mobile radio system to the underground parts of the Newcastle Metro.
Since opening in 1977, the gallery's been committed to documentary in the tradition of the concerned photographer – our own production/commissions in the North of England and the historical and contemporary work from around the world...
The gallery has joined the White House, the Palace of Versaille and other museums and galleries around the world