EPW051070 ENGLAND (1936). The Palmers Hebburn Co Shipbuilding Yard, Hebburn, 1936
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| Title | [EPW051070] The Palmers Hebburn Co Shipbuilding Yard, Hebburn, 1936 |
| Reference | EPW051070 |
| Date | July-1936 |
| Link | |
| Place name | HEBBURN |
| Parish | |
| District | |
| Country | ENGLAND |
| Easting / Northing | 430831, 565549 |
| Longitude / Latitude | -1.5181776798813, 54.983510366998 |
| National Grid Reference | NZ308655 |
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 Parliament St which ran from Church St downhill, finishing in Lamport St and the Ballast Hill wall. |
 N Dunn |
Wednesday 15th of July 2020 03:16:50 PM |
| Palmer's Offices. I remember the beautiful entrance Foyer. Really posh and gleaming. Out of sight across the road which had a railway line in the centre was the Quay Board school |
N Dunn |
Wednesday 15th of July 2020 03:14:10 PM |
| Photo taken when a launch was taking place and the ship already sliding into the river in 1936, |
N Dunn |
Wednesday 15th of July 2020 03:09:25 PM |
| On my 1895 map this is a disused Lead Works |
N Dunn |
Monday 5th of May 2014 02:24:55 PM |
| This was the Portland Cement Works |
N Dunn |
Monday 5th of May 2014 02:24:08 PM |
 Ann St that went from Church St to Lamport St. My photo from my www.oldtyneside.co.uk website was taken in 2002. It shows the gap where houses once stood . Those houses were hit by a Luftwaffe air raid aiming for the shipyards, |
N Dunn |
Saturday 4th of January 2014 03:00:58 PM |
| Hood St which started at Church St, then towards the river crossing St Andrew St & ending at Lamport St. |
N Dunn |
Saturday 4th of January 2014 02:55:33 PM |
 Ellison St which is on a hill leading to the river.
The photo is from my www.oldtyneside.co.uk website & shows Mr Chadkirk on Ellison St. As you can see it is on a slope so the houses are on the east side of the street. |
N Dunn |
Saturday 4th of January 2014 02:50:13 PM |
| Church St |
N Dunn |
Saturday 4th of January 2014 02:45:57 PM |
| Lamport St |
N Dunn |
Saturday 4th of January 2014 02:45:19 PM |
 Bonnacord St which was built for some of Mr Leslie's work force. Andrew Leslie came down to Hebburn in the mid 1800s from Scotland & lots of Scotsmen followed to find jobs in his shipyard. My Granda Robert Dunn walked down from Old Kilpatrick north of Glasgow about 1913 & found work at Leslies as a Blacksmith's Striker. |
N Dunn |
Saturday 4th of January 2014 02:44:32 PM |
 Carr St. My photo of Carr St was taken at the Prince Consort Rd end of the street looking this way towards 'C'Pit.
In the old days Carr St was a busy shopping area with lots & lots of shops. |
N Dunn |
Saturday 4th of January 2014 02:39:27 PM |
| St Andrew St |
N Dunn |
Saturday 4th of January 2014 02:35:35 PM |
 Wallsend Ferry landing. The early 1900s photo is from my www.oldtyneside.co.uk website |
N Dunn |
Saturday 4th of January 2014 02:33:45 PM |
 Hebburn Ferry Landing where you could get a Ferry to Wallsend or Walker. The photo is from my www.oldtyneside.co.uk website. That shipyard across the river is Swan Hunter's. |
N Dunn |
Saturday 4th of January 2014 02:31:20 PM |
| Swan Hunter's in Wallsend |
N Dunn |
Tuesday 3rd of September 2013 09:34:02 AM |
| Railway Tce which stood opposite the old Quay Board School |
N Dunn |
Tuesday 3rd of September 2013 09:33:31 AM |
| Palmer's Ship repairers of Hebburn |
N Dunn |
Tuesday 3rd of September 2013 09:32:10 AM |
| The Bede Metal Co |
N Dunn |
Tuesday 3rd of September 2013 09:31:32 AM |
 This was Hebburn 'C' Pit which had finished when this aerial view was taken in 1936. |
N Dunn |
Tuesday 3rd of September 2013 09:29:56 AM |
 St Andrew's Presbyterian Church. My grandfather Robert Dunn came from Old Kilpatrick in Scotland to live in Hebburn about 1913 & took his family to the church. He also rang the bells on mass days. |
N Dunn |
Tuesday 3rd of September 2013 09:23:51 AM |
| The Reay Gear Works which in the late 1920s took over these buildings after Newcastle Shipbuilding Co went bankrupt. In later years the factory was taken over by Richardson Westgarth & named RW Transmissions. It finally closed in mid 1970s & the land is now a Housing Estate (Tyne View) |
N Dunn |
Tuesday 3rd of September 2013 09:20:59 AM |
| Hawthorn Leslie's Ship builders in 1936. Soon after this photo was taken the yard would be very busy producing ships for the Royal Navy in WW2 |
N Dunn |
Tuesday 3rd of September 2013 09:18:32 AM |
N Dunn |
Tuesday 3rd of September 2013 09:16:16 AM |
