 Sandhill The Sandhill area, the centre of old Newcastle. Bessie Surtees' house, the Moot Hall and the Castle keep in the background. Viewed from the Tyne Bridge |
 Bessie Surtees' House One of the oldest houses in Newcastle dating back to the 15th century, this building bears the name of the daughter of its owner in the late 18th century who eloped with William Scott, later to become the first Lord Eldon, and Lord Chancellor of England. Photographed 2nd March 2002 |
 The Castle Keep |
 The Castle Keep Seen from the northern end of the Swing Bridge. Photographed 22nd December 2001 |
 The Castle Keep Photographed 22nd December 2001 |
 The Castle Keep and Black Gate Photographed 26th June 2001 |
 The Black Gate Photographed 22nd December 2001 |
 The Black Gate Photographed 22nd December 2001 |
 St Nicholas' Cathedral viewed from the Castle Keep |
 View from the Castle Keep |
 Central Station viewed from the Castle Keep |
 Central Station Photographed 5th March 2002 |
 All Saints' Church |
 All Saints' Church |
 Grey's Monument Built to commemorate Earl Grey of 1832 Reform Bill and Earl Grey tea fame. |
 Grainger Street looking towards Grey's Monument Photographed 22nd December 2001 |
 Newcastle Quayside Seen from the Millennium Bridge. Photographed 22nd December 2001 |