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St Paul's Church, Whitley Bay
by David Dixon
St Paul's Church is the parish church of Whitley Bay. The church was founded in 1864. The church's official title is St Paul's Church, Cullercoats but as it is in the town of Whitley Bay it is more commonly known as the... (more)
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Whitley Bay - Sandcastles Sculpture
The Spanish City building can be seen on the left of picture.
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1-12 Esplanade, Whitley Bay
This terrace of 12 houses was developed by Fordinghall Ltd on the site of the former Trinity United Reformed Church, which was destroyed by fire on the 6th May, 2017 Link .
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Playhouse, Whitley Bay
The Playhouse is a 630 seater theatre/auditorium. The Playhouse underwent a major refurbishment by North Tyneside Council in 2009. It originally opened as "The Kursall" in 1913, providing live performances and concerts. The German... (more)
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Whitley Sands from the Promenade |
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Park View, Whitley Bay |
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Promenade and beach below Rex Hotel, Whitley Bay
by Chris Morgan
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Alterations at the Station Hotel
Planning permission granted 2012 to convert the upper floors into flats, and retain the ground floor as a pub.
Located at the corner of Esplanade (left) and Whitley Road.
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Inscription at the Spanish City Whitley Bay
The inscription at Watt's Slope, which is the ramp leading down to the beach, was added as part of the restoration between 2011 and 2018. It expresses local sentiments about the Spanish City.
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Fed Up?
Waiting patiently for his owner to return with his icecream?
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Queen's Court, Whitley Bay
Built in 2022, this development of three four-bedroom town houses replaced the Whisky Bends Public House which was formerly owned by 'Tappy' Wright (who died in 2016) once road manager to the 1960's pop group, The Animals.
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Cliftonville Gardens, Whitley Bay
Seen from Eastbourne Gardens.
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