Felling Buildings on The Local List

These are special buildings or spaces in The Felling but are not "Listed".
They are of special local architectural and/or historic interest 
Suggested by the public and approved by a panel of independent specialists they are on Gateshead Council's Local List
This is the List

5 and 7 Coldwell Street Felling

93-99 High Street Felling

ABC Nursery (former Labour Exchange), Holly House Holly Hill Felling

Bay Horse Inn Coldwell Street Felling

Bethel (former Beeswing Hotel), 1 Gosforth Street Felling

Felling Park Holly Hill Felling

Ford House (St. Wilfrid's Presbytery) Sunderland Road Felling

Former St. Alban's Vicarage Coldwell Lane Felling

Heworth Burn Heworth

 Heworth war memorial The Drive Heworth

J.E.M. Snooker Club (Former Mechanics' Institute), 8 Coldwell Street Felling

Pear Tree Inn Sunderland Road Felling

Jewish Shool (former Police Station) Sunderland Road Felling

The Blue Bell Hotel Victoria Square Felling

The Green Mandolin public house St. John's Place Felling

The Portland Arms public house, 7 Split Crow Road Felling

The Wheatsheaf public house, 26 Carlisle Street Felling

Here's the pics

5 and 7 Coldwell Street, The Felling. Formerly the Co-op, it is now a pet shop and gym

Former Bay Horse Inn, Coldwell Street, The Felling

J.E.M. Snooker Club (Former Mechanics' Institute), 8 Coldwell Street, The Felling

Former St. Alban's Vicarage, Coldwell Lane, Windy Nook, The Felling

93-95 High Street, The Felling and The Blue Bell Hotel, Victoria Square. All that red bricked section on the photo

ABC Nursery

Holly House, Holly Hill, The Felling. Click the video to see why this utility building is special..it is very special, having this feature which is unique in the North East and is very rare in World terms

Edward VIII reigned for less than a year so very few buildings in the Commonwealth bore his Royal Cypher

Heworth Burn,(see the video) including Heworth war memorial

Nobody from The Felling needs convincing that Felling Park was special to the Felling Folk of old

This pic was taken just ahead of the parade to commemorate the commencement of WWI. See the video

The Beeswing Hotel

The Green Mandolin

The Pear Tree

The Pear Tree was around in 1812, the year of The Felling Pit Disaster

Listed Buildings in The Felling are here

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