Stanhope and Tyne Railroad
Introduction
This line is closed. It was famous for the trains running from Tyne Dock to and from the Consett iron and steel works. Short sections remain open at Washington and Tyne Dock. The works at Consett are now closed.
Portions of line and locations
This line is divided into a number of portions.
Crawley to South Shields
Ewan Crawford 22/09/2007
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Ewan Crawford 26/09/2006
Ewan Crawford 26/09/2006
Ewan Crawford 26/09/2006
Ewan Crawford 26/09/2006
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Ewan Crawford 26/09/2006
Ewan Crawford 26/09/2006
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Ewan Crawford 26/09/2006
Ewan Crawford 26/09/2006
John Furnevel 02/11/2007
Ewan Crawford 26/09/2006
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This was the junction between the 1858 re-aligned portion of the Stanhope and Tyne Railroad, which crossed the Hownes Gill Viaduct just to the south west, and the 1868 curve to the Lanchester Valley Railway (North Eastern Railway) at Consett South Junction.
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See also
Hownes Gill Viaduct (Stockton and Darlington Railway)
Bill Jamieson 20/08/1971
Bill Jamieson 28/06/1971
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Bill Jamieson 20/08/1971
Bill Jamieson 20/08/1971
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Ewan Crawford Collection //
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Ian Dinmore /08/1993
Ian Dinmore /08/1993
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Bill Roberton //1991
Bill Roberton //1986
John Furnevel 10/07/2004
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Bill Roberton //1986
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David Pesterfield 17/04/2019
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