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23 Results Found For 'tyne and wear'.
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The North East Aircraft Museum, part of the Land, Sea and Air Museums based within RAF Usworth, is one of the country's premier collection of aviation history.
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The Sunderland Empire Theatre is a large theatre venue located in High Steet West in Sunderland that has been open for more than 100 years.
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This historic village pub in Whitburn is said to be one of the most haunted in the region, with paranormal activity that includes the ghost of a nurse called Rachael and the ghost of a man who died in the pub of natural causes.
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With a reputation as one of the North East's most haunted pubs, the Ship Isis has become a regular haunt for local paranormal investigation teams.
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The Wheatsheaf Inn is said to be haunted by the tormented spirits of children who were tortured and murdered at the pub.
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Dating back to 1783, the Freemasons building on Queen Steet is the oldest purpose-built masonic temple in the world and its long history of serving the secretive society seems to have left its toll on the temple.
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The 75 feet high lighthouse, which was the first electric lights house in the world, is said to have a resident ghost, and staff have heard, seen and felt strange things.
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Originally built as a church in the 1800s, has been operating as a theatre since 1925.
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A castle has stood on this site in the North Hylton area of Sunderland since the 11th century, originally the site of a wooden castle, but later rebuilt in stone.
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This location isn't a building or even a landmark, it is in fact nothing more than a crossroad in the Sunderland village of Ryhope.
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The castle keep is the oldest part of the castle from which the city gets its name.
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This 17th century former coaching inn in the popular Cloth Market is said to be haunted by royal appointment.
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Situated on Westgate Road, the now closed Tyne Theatre opened in 1867 and was used as an entertainment venue and cinema for generations.
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The Literary & Philosophical Society of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne is situated on Westgate Road and is the largest independent library outside of London.
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Sallyport Tower was one of the main defensive fortifications forming part of Newcastle's city walls, it's now known as Carpenter's Tower.
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It's the alleyway outside of the Cooperage Pub on Newcastle Quayside that is said to be haunted.
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The Town Moor is a large area of common land, which serves as the largest park in the city and hosts various public events, including an annual travelling funfair known as The Hoppings.
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Located in Newcastle city centre, Blackie Boy in Groat Market, is one of the oldest pubs in Newcastle.
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The grounds of the Grade I listed parish church on Newgate Steet is said to be haunted by the ghost of a young woman, the daughter of a wealthy local landowner.
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February 23, 2019
The riverside city of Sunderland grew as a port and today boasts some of the most haunted locations in Tyne and Wear, everything from haunted pubs to a lighthouse that's said to be haunted by its former keeper.
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April 18, 2018
A bizarre conspiracy theory in Gateshead claims streetlights are being used by MI5 to control the population
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June 18, 2002
Yvette Fielding takes her team to an unusual location for a ghost hunt, a lighthouse in Tyne and Wear, which dates back to 1871.