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Dunston is a western area of the town of Gateshead on the south bank of the River Tyne, in the Metropolitan Borough of Gateshead, North East England (into

introduced, such as those at Bates Staithes in Blyth, Northumberland and Harton Low Staithes in South Shields. These staithes used spouts. The largely intact

Wear between Penshaw and Offerton. The village is linked to Washington Staithes on the north bank of the river, by the Cox Green Footbridge. It is primarily

the east of the Hall a waggonway led from the Caroline Pit to the coal staithes by the river Tyne in Scotswood. Bishop's House, East Denton Hall, to give

coal staithes (a structure for loading coal onto ships) were located at Dunston in Gateshead, Hebburn and Tyne Dock, South Shields. The wooden staithes at

demolished in 1946. The remains of Lemington Staithes can be seen on the Lemington Gut near the power station. The staithes used to mark the end of the North Wylam

D&SR Staithes Port of Sunderland South Dock (Goods) South Dock Locomotive Shed Hudson Dock Staithes Hudson Dock Staithes Hudson Dock Staithes Hudson Dock

Great Corby there was a siding owned by Lord Carlisle that led to coal staithes (where the track was supported above ground level to allow easy transfer

D&SR Staithes Port of Sunderland South Dock (Goods) South Dock Locomotive Shed Hudson Dock Staithes Hudson Dock Staithes Hudson Dock Staithes Hudson Dock

Retrieved 7 August 2018. "Whitby to Staithes - Coastal Cycle Link [Notice]". "Railway tunnels between Whitby and Staithes that have been closed since the

D&SR Staithes Port of Sunderland South Dock (Goods) South Dock Locomotive Shed Hudson Dock Staithes Hudson Dock Staithes Hudson Dock Staithes Hudson Dock

Since 2008, the Championship has fluctuated between four clubs, with Staithes Athletic winning 4 and Staxton 4 titles, until the emergence of Filey,

D&SR Staithes Port of Sunderland South Dock (Goods) South Dock Locomotive Shed Hudson Dock Staithes Hudson Dock Staithes Hudson Dock Staithes Hudson Dock

D&SR Staithes Port of Sunderland South Dock (Goods) South Dock Locomotive Shed Hudson Dock Staithes Hudson Dock Staithes Hudson Dock Staithes Hudson Dock

1915. Trimmers and teemers were employed in loading coal onto ships from staithes. Teemers would open the trapdoors on rail waggons which had been positioned

covered the entire site. A ferry across the River Tyne, between Dunston Staithes and Newcastle Quayside, was also provided. The festival site was created

Lemington Staithes. The staithes marked the end of the Wylam Waggonway, which brought coal from a number of nearby collieries to the staithes for export

of the staithes or landing stages on the Norfolk Broads, which was carried out in the 1960s. The research paved the way for many of the staithes to be

area of South Yorkshire, England, in order to link Silverwood Colliery to staithes situated alongside the River Don. The line, along with the collieries,

Railway. The company did however additionally connect Lambton staithes to the Hetton staithes within the docks. In 1924 after the merger with Joicey Collieries

platform were coal staithes where coal was dropped into vehicles waiting below in the coal yard. The lines serving the coal staithes were controlled by

platform were coal staithes where coal was dropped into vehicles waiting below in the coal yard. The lines serving the coal staithes were controlled by

solicitor disappeared with the money. The flood of 1912 washed away several staithes. The wherry "Ella" made the final trading journey on the canal from Bacton

indicate its thriving condition; the new south dock is already open and the staithes basin is a striking picture of the economy of space....The works are interesting

route from its collieries to the River Wear, where it constructed Lambton Staithes within the Port of Sunderland. The company went steam powered from 1814

discovered seams of the ironstone running from the North Yorkshire coast at Staithes inland to the Eston Hills, outcropping at the surface. This find was swiftly

the company also developed a new connection from the Lambton staithes to the Hetton staithes within the Port of Sunderland. During 1947, control of the

transport coal from Leazes Main Colliery in Spital Tongues, to riverside staithes (jetties), ready for loading onto boats for export. The tunnel was driven

Park, Redcar St. Mary's Yarm Conyers School, Yarm Staithes Athletic Staithes Athletic Club, Staithes Stockton West End North Shore Health Academy, Stockton

the staithes at Hexham with the Sixty-miler collier MV Stephen Brown loading for the last time on 1 November 1967. The railway line to the staithes remained

north. Coal would be unloaded into colliers (coal transport ships) via staithes. The first wagonways used wooden waggons on wooden rails drawn by horses

career with Hartlepools United in the 1930s. He played youth football for Staithes Juniors before signing for Middlesbrough. He made his first-team debut

survives today as Offshore Steel Boats. At various times there were coal staithes, a petroleum depot, and various other wharves and business along the Haven

Northallerton Town Reserves Redcar Athletic Reserves St Marys 1947 Dormans Staithes Athletic Stokesley Sports Club T.I.B.S FC Whitby Fishermen FC Thirsk Falcons/Thirsk

north. Coal would be unloaded into colliers (coal transport ships) via staithes. The first wagonways used wooden waggons on wooden rails drawn by horses

on Ferndene Grove. Coal was exported via the wagonway to the Coxlodge Staithes on the Tyne at Wallsend. Later, between 1901 and 1930, much of the route

reserve owned by the Norfolk Wildlife Trust, to reach West Somerton staithes. The staithes are at the end of a dyke cut from Martham Broad to the village.

at Dunston Staithes". nechronicle. "Gateshead's Dunston Staithes could be opened to public". BBC News. 11 February 2014. "Dunston Staithes: £1m restoration

established in the early 1860s and had connections to both railways and to staithes alongside the river Don. In 1880 the colliery was listed as being owned

find a suitable new site downriver of Stockton on which to place new coal staithes. As a result, in 1829 he and a group of Quaker businessmen bought the Middlesbrough

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seaside landscape. The church is part of the benefice of Hinderwell, Roxby & Staithes with Lythe, Ugthorpe & Sandsend. The benefice has a population of 2,700

the Hedon Racecourse railway station, which is on the east side of the Staithes Road, about 5 miles from the centre of Hull and 1 mile west of Hedon. The

Colliery to the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway's Barnsley branch and coal staithes on the Calder and Hebble Navigation at Calder Grove passed through Netherton

demolished in 2012. Also located in this area are the Grade II listed Dunston Staithes which were built in 1890. Following the award of a Heritage Lottery Fund

junction between its two eastern branches to Port Clarence and North Shore Staithes. The station was poorly located for the village of Norton and so it closed

earlier in 1975, the H2's were the only locomotives able to pass beneath the staithes of the aged Bluff coaling appliance at Wests and up to four or five of

the route of the coal tramway from the Burras engine to Britannia Mills staithes, (shown on map 2) opened c 1840. In 1847 Bowling became one of the 8 wards

during this period to facilitate transportation of coal to the riverside staithes. Walker used to have a large shipbuilding industry, particularly the yard

earlier in 1975, the H2's were the only locomotives able to pass beneath the staithes of the aged Bluff coaling appliance at Wests and up to four or five of

a suitable new site down river of Stockton on which to place new coal staithes. As a result, in 1829 he and a group of Quaker businessmen bought 527 acres

a suitable new site down river of Stockton on which to place new coal staithes. As a result, in 1829 he and a group of Quaker businessmen bought 527 acres

Cleopatra's Needle, Alexandria, Egypt (1878).: 15  Leeds Art Gallery: Staithes, Whitby, North Yorkshire, 1878; River scene, undated; Mercer Art Gallery

North Blyth Staithes 7 houses Mr Moore, colliery Manager 1 house Mood & Scott 2 houses Stable Cottage 1 house Schoolmaster's House (at Boca Chica) 1 house

at the Sunderland end, Hendon Burn station was constructed close to the staithes in the South Dock. From 1868, LS&SR began to use the Hendon terminus of

Manchester Academy of Fine Arts in 1881. He was a founder member of the Staithes group and Art Club. He was also a founder member of the New English Art

the single track line at the western end of the platform to serve coal staithes, cattle pens and a goods shed. A single refuge siding on the Down side

locomotives in the mid-19th century) on the former line from the colliery to the staithes, and is now home to the North Tyneside Steam Railway. In recent years Backworth

Sacred Heart, Lealholm • St Anne, Ugthorpe • Our Lady Star of the Sea, Staithes • St Peter's, Scarborough • St Mary, Filey • Ss Leonard & Mary, Malton

Date Name Nationality Tonnage Fate 21 September 1918 Staithes  United Kingdom 336 Sunk

large bogie ore hoppers). Gateshead also provided motive power for Dunston Staithes, to the West, which had restrictions in place regarding locomotives that

passengers were served by a wooden shed on the route to the riverside coal staithes. The line was extended to the new exchange along Commercial Street in 1837

particularly between the pitheads near Philadelphia and the quayside coal staithes at Sunderland. In the late 1950s, (Under the ownership of the National

operated the short trip workings between the nearby coalfield and shipping staithes. The last J27 was withdrawn in September 1967. The last four in active

John Brown's Private Railway, linking their Silverwood Colliery to the staithes on the River Don and to Roundwood Colliery. This was incorporated into

particularly between the pitheads near Philadelphia and the quayside coal staithes at Sunderland. In the late 1950s, (Under the ownership of the National

coflein NPRN: 275882. GGAT PRN: 02926w. Cadw SAM: GM482: Foxhole River Staithes coflein NPRN: not yet identified. GGAT PRN not yet identified. Cadw SAM:

later railway lines to transport the coal. The wagonways took coal to Staithes on the River Wear, where it could be loaded onto barges to be taken to

loaders were also of a modern design, unlike the primitive chutes and staithes used up to that time. The moving loaders removed the need to shift the

westernmost staithes were the privately owned staithes of Australian Agricultural Company, which were connected to their private railway line. The staithes to

an amalgamation of two locations spaced 35 miles (56 km) apart: Blyth staithes and Blackhall Beach near Blackhall Colliery. The chase scene was shot in

1950s country goods yard complete with Yard Crane, Cattle Pens and Coal Staithes. List of closed railway stations in Britain Wikimedia Commons has media

in the winter months, to enable the waterbirds to breed. There are no staithes on the shore of the broad for public mooring and no shore based facilities

girders spanning the two central tracks, and there was a goods shed and coal staithes at the country end of the station on the south side of the line controlled

without fittings". The Guardian. Retrieved 28 April 2020. "Ernest Dade – Staithes Group Artist". Retrieved 29 May 2013.[permanent dead link] 51°29′16.56″N

according to Mitchell, "[h]is detailed watercolours of iron furnaces, coal staithes, and copper mines foreshadow the work of Joseph Wright of Derby and J.

Finmere village, the station had a small goods yard with a cattle pen, coal staithes and a goods store. The station was originally named "Finmere for Buckingham"

find a suitable new site downriver of Stockton on which to place new coal staithes. As a result, in 1829 he and a group of Quaker businessmen bought the Middlesbrough

line followed the course of a waggonway between North Wylam and Lemington Staithes, which had been in operation since 1748 and was used for taking coal from

the River Wear in North East England, linking Cox Green and Washington Staithes. The bridge opened in 1958, replacing a former ferry route. v t e v t e

depot office, a passenger waiting room, and a coal merchant's office and staithes. There was also an ash pit, and an old GER tender was used in place of

coal wagons along the wagonway from Killingworth to the Wallsend coal staithes. Although Blücher did not survive long, it provided Stephenson with the

connection to the Pelaw Main Waggonway giving access to the Pelaw Main coal staithes on the River Tyne at Bill Quay. St. Mary's Church has been a centrepoint

Scarborough was registered in 1845. Another scheme, the Scarborough, Whitby and Staithes Railway, would connect to the Cleveland Railway near Skinningrove, connecting

Championships Other achievements Lazenby Open 2014 Middlebeck Open 2014 Northumberland Open 2012 Staithes Open 2009 Teesside Open 2011 Thornaby Open 2009

Napier and Miller March 1918 Inter-war [citation needed] Stafford (ex-Staithes) Charles Rennoldson, South Shields February 1918 Inter-war [citation needed]

some eastern Scottish ports, Harwich, Lowestoft and London Other wharves, staithes, piers 2 electric tramways 23 hotels (20 of them were nationalised in 1948

Lane. The Low Moor Colliery Railway that linked Gipton Pit with the coal staithes on Harehills Lane can be traced for much of its original length. At the

The land was bought in 1744, and Airmyn gradually replaced Rawcliffe, as staithes, woolsheds, a crane and various other buildings were erected by those who

from other collieries passing through - either North on its way to the staithes at Jarrow, or unwashed coal from the screens at Marley Hill and Blackburn

This enabled coal to be transported five miles from Wylam colliery to the staithes at Lemington, then on the River Tyne. The Christopher Blackett of this

served Messrs Mallalieu's Bailey Mill. There was also a goods shed and coal staithes serving local business. Delph was the only station on the line beyond Moorgate

Steam Navigation Company could enter and a flourishing sea trade followed. Staithes for loading crushed blue metal stone directly into ships from rail trucks

aged 12. The broad was owned by his sister at the time. There are several staithes connected to the broad by channels, including Catfield Wood End staithe

November 2012. "Santo Fortunato". Uboat.net. Retrieved 15 November 2012. "Staithes". Uboat.net. Retrieved 15 November 2012. "Elise". Uboat.net. Retrieved

construction of three high-level timber coal staithes connecting to the Mount Keira and Mount Pleasant rail lines. The staithes were elevated platforms on timber

Norfolk Coast Path at this point. The marshes continue, as do the little Staithes. The next village after Brancaster, is Brancaster Staithe. This is a larger

frequented predominantly by seamen and workers at the adjacent quay, coal staithes and ship building works where vessels of excellent quality were built.

delta deposited rocks are superbly exposed on the Yorkshire coast from Staithes to Filey. Subsequently, about 30 million years ago, the land was uplifted

(Providence Row, and Silkstone Row), a gas works, coke ovens and a dock (later staithes) on the Aire and Calder Canal were built. The site continued to be used

600,000 tons) per year by 1963. The pattern of trains feeding the coal staithes at Blyth from around the North East required many steam locomotives to

1755 crossed Brandling land and that of friendly neighbours to riverside staithes at Thwaite Gate. In 1757 he proposed to build a waggonway towards Leeds

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responsible for the railway approaches to the Middlesbrough Dock and the coal staithes. He also built a railway bridge across the River Tees at Stockton which

room for redevelopment of the area, following the closure of Harton Low Staithes in July 1993. It served as a replacement for the previous landing which

were leased at Selby, on which to build port facilities and warehouses. Staithes were built in 1781 and 1782, and 1782 also saw the construction of a counting

Regulations 1932 (SR&O 1932/11) Rotherham Gas Order 1932 (SR&O 1932/507) Staithes Harbour Order 1932 (SR&O 1932/630) Rotherham Gas (No. 2) Order 1932 (SR&O

the pumping engines, ponies, cranes, sailing colliers and the "drops" (staithes) used to load them. Many also take in the rural or waterside settings,

thatching, which was cut out on the marshes and then taken back to the staithes. Reed was carried in the winter, and sedge in the summer. The 20ft lighter

The tramway from Leeds ran parallel to the colliery line to Hunslet Moor staithes and then headed south through Middleton Woods to a terminus on the Ring

the trackbed of a line leading from the mining town of Epinac to loading staithes on the canal. The canal now changes direction from SE to NNE running through

opened. 1822 – Opening of the railway line from Hetton to Sunderland coal staithes, one of the earliest uses of locomotive power. The engineer was George

and Western coal drops. By 1879 both of them had ceased to function as staithes, and were used for warehousing. The Eastern Coal Drops was sold in 1876

but the arrival of the railway led instead to the construction of coal staithes. A change in consulting engineer in 1869 resulted in extensive dredging

and a worldwide trade in other goods. The NER also owned coal-shipping staithes at Blyth and Dunston-on-Tyne. The numerous other coal export staiths on

Zuider Zee," "De-venter," "Strolling Players at Lydd," "The clay pit", and "Staithes," all etchings "A Wintry Blast on the Stourbridge Canal," "Peveril's Castle

Victoria Tunnel, built in 1842, which provided underground wagon ways to the staithes. On 3 February 1879, Mosley Street in the city, was the first public road

Long Barrow at Loftus on the Cleveland coastline between Saltburn and Staithes was a Bronze Age mound that had been erected on top of a much earlier burial

Industry Accountancy & finance Founded England, UK (1928) Headquarters Staithes 3, The Watermark, Metro Riverside, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE11 9SN, United

│Clarence Railway North Stockton Belasis Lane Stockton (Clarence) North Shore Staithes River Tees NER branch │Clarence Railway Haverton Hill Port Clarence ConocoPhillips

following a natural water course. It features sculptures made from reclaimed staithes. The park was given a Green Flag award in 2020. Pearson Park located to

railway transport on the South Wales Railway, or transfer to ships at the staithes on the river. On 21 May 1845 he put his ideas to the provisional directors

North Yorkshire 1945 2007 Stainton Cumbria 1940 1951 Staithes North Yorkshire 1936 1936 Staithes North Yorkshire 1943 1943 Stalisfield Green Kent 1938

Tennent Episode: "People Who Visit Glass Houses" 1971 Eyeless in Gaza Mark Staithes 5 episodes 1972 The Challengers John Killane 5 episodes The Man Outside

September 1907, for £2,550. Heavy flooding in August 1912 washed away several staithes, and resulted in a breach of the canal bank above Bacton Wood Lock. The

excavation of the basin—was made to Sydney. From 1881, there were two staithes for loading crushed stone at the Robertson Basin. From 1887, the port had

Northumberland when a rake of six loaded wagons ran away, overshot the staithes and landed on her deck. Windward Newfoundland Colony The barque ran aground

Baysdale Beck (L) Coastal catchments East Row Beck (MS) Sandsend Beck (MS) Staithes Beck (MS) Easington Beck (L) Roxby Beck (R) Kilton Beck (MS) Skelton Beck

vessels, but are not used for cargo handling. The River Hull had extensive staithes, wharfs and warehouses along its length; the Old Harbour could accommodate

the decrease in railway coal traffic across the bridge to the loading staithes. For some time it was no longer used for rail traffic, but still for pedestrians

1798. A through line to Brampton was constructed in 1798, reaching the staithes there, and the first wagon of coal was brought down from Tindale Fell colliery

the latter to a French dredging company. After the closure of Dunston Staithes in 1980, the Swing Bridge downstream of the stations seldom had to be opened

Kingdom). She was on a voyage from Fiume, Austria-Hungary to Leith, Lothian. Staithes Lifeboat Royal National Lifeboat Institution The lifeboat capsized with

Historic England. Retrieved 17 August 2023. Historic England. "The Abbot's Staithes (1004181)". National Heritage List for England. Retrieved 17 August 2023

Geelong, Victoria to London. Unnamed  United Kingdom The ship was sunk at South Shields when a train of 52 coal wagons ran away and overshot the staithes.

collieries at St. Hilda, Harton and Westoe (then known as Benthouse) to staithes on the river. Wagons of coal from Boldon and Whitburn were steam-hauled

Blaydon Burn. As his principal interest was the development of the Stella staithes, land was sub-leased to a range of industrial users including an acid and

Market, Knaresborough are known. TheSketch of Captain Cook's cottage, Staithes, Yorkshire is in the National Library of New Zealand. "Weekly Dispatch

Loftus, Staithes, Kettlewell and Sandsend. 1958 (to passengers) 1961 (to goods) Part of the line (between Saltburn and Boulby near Staithes) still open

of the mouth of the Esk estuary in the 17th century to protect his coal staithes. The engineering implemented in the design of this pier was used by his

brigantine was driven ashore and wrecked 2 nautical miles (3.7 km) north of Staithes with the loss of a crew member. She was on a voyage from Gravesend, Kent

White Rose eThesis. "The Whitby, Redcar and Middlesbrough Union Railway". Staithes Website. Retrieved 20 December 2015. Mell, Ken (25 October 2007). "Whitby

called Beverley Beck, running into the River Hull; and for repairing the Staithes near the said Beck; and for amending the Roads leading from the said River