Archive for March, 2010
Did you guess correctly? This coat of arms is hidden under signs on Northumberland Street, on the entrance to what is now an amusement arcade. Isn’t it a shame that it’s so well hidden?
about Answer - Nobles Amusements, Northumberland Street ... posted by Beth
Bit of a competition today. Does anyone know where this coat of arms can be found?
It’s pretty well hidden. I’ll be impressed if anyone can find it! If noone has any ideas, I’ll post a hint about lunchtime or early afternoon.
Answer tomorrow!
about Coat of Arms ... posted by Beth

The old style Garden Front sculpture outside the Jesmond Metro station was created by Raf Fulcher to contrast with the “modern” architecture of the station.
For more info, read here
about Jesmond Metro Art: Garden Front by Raf Fulcher ... posted by Cassandra
This is just off Northumberland Street, on what I think is called Prudhoe Chare (outside the Northumberland Arms). (The definition of Chare is here if you are interested - it’s a dialect word for a narrow street or alley.) I’ve no idea what the heads or the ‘1881′ represent - can anyone enlighten me?
There are two more pics - one shows a few more plaques here and the other (a bit dark but shows them all) is here.
about 1881 ... posted by Beth
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