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Who's who in ouseburn

Published: 4th August, 2016

Author: Lesley Turner

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    Visit the Victoria Tunnel

    Advance booking is essential for tours of the Victoria Tunnel - a preserved 19th century waggonway under the city built by the Victorians to carry coal and re-used as an air raid shelter during World War 2.

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    Tours meet at the Victoria Visitor Centre, 55 Lime Street, Ouseburn

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    Tunnel history

    The Victoria Tunnel runs beneath the city from the Town Moor down to the Tyne. It was built in 1842 to transport coal from Leazes Main Colliery to riverside staithes (jetties) ready for loading onto ships. In 1939, it was converted into an air-raid shelter to protect hundreds of Newcastle citizens during World War II. A programme of repairs in 2007-8 was funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund and the TyneWear Partnership, and part of the Tunnel is now open to the public.

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    We offer at least seven public tours each week, with additional public, group and school visits.

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    A programme of summer walks as well as self-guided walks to explore the heritage of the Ouseburn Valley.

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Guided walk

Summer Walks 2017

A programme of short guided walks to explore the area. Read more

Start: 13th June, 2017 at 7:00pm

End: 29th August, 2017 at 8:30pm

Published: 9th May, 2017

Author: Lesley Turner

Location: Various starting points, Ouseburn Valley, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 2PQ

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  • Join us for a summer walk to admire the Waymarkers sculptures in Ouseburn 7pm next Tuesday 22 Aug https://t.co/18Jhd5Fd8d

    15th August, 2017 @iloveouseburn

  • The first 100m of @Victoria_Tunnel is wheelchair accessible - we're doing a special tour 4pm Friday 18 Aug. email vt@ouseburntrust.org.uk

    9th August, 2017 @iloveouseburn

  • Playing in abandoned run-down Ouseburn in 1960s inspired Stephen Laws industrial gothic novels & a great summer walk https://t.co/qXn6gEOuA4

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