From Hadrian's Wall to the industrial revolution, from urban desolation to creative regeneration, from wonderful bridges to underground wonders, Ouseburn has a fascinating heritage that gives the valley a unique and treasured character.
Explore the history of Newcastle upon Tyne's Quayside Railway line. Read more
Are you curious about your family lineage? Here is a collection of resources to help you research your family tree, put together by our Heritage Officer and Heritage Researchers. Read more
Our Ouseburn heritage research volunteers work with our Heritage Officer to gather stories of people and places in the Ouseburn Valley. Find our research list here. Read more
We've collated a list of Ouseburn Valley captured on film. Watch it here. Read more
Trustees, staff and members are working together to support the Trust's programme of heritage projects and initiatives and to be a valley wide forum for sharing heritage activity. Read more
The Ouseburn Trust holds three large collections of photographs with volunteers cataloguing them for easier access. Read more
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The Victoria Tunnel is a preserved 19th-century waggonway under Newcastle's streets, built by the Victorians to carry coal and re-used as an air raid shelter during World War 2. Victoria Tunnel tours resume on Monday 17th May. Read more
Find back issues of Ouseburn Heritage, a publication no longer in circulation. Read more
We are exploring the opportunity to develop a heritage hub and open air community space at 26 Lime Street, including the slipway and Motor Boat Club Read more
Digital storytelling project and ceramic tile project in 2013. Read more