Historic Cities
Walk Newcastle upon Tyne in 1400
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Historic Places, Rebuilt · City walk
The Walled Coal Town of Newcastle, 1400
Newcastle in 1400 is a walled riverside borough centred on its royal castle and the great church of St Nicholas, a busy entrepôt for coal, wool and Baltic trade. This walk follows the river and the steep chares up to the castle and town walls, passing friaries, markets and the bridge piled with houses and a chapel.
36 scenes — 23 streets, squares and views, 13 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Newcastle upon Tyne as it stood in 1400 (“History of Newcastle upon Tyne”).
The route, scene by scene
- 1. Gateshead Shore
- 2. Tyne Bridge
- ↳ Bridge Chapel · interior
- 3. The Quayside
- ↳ Quay Warehouse · interior
- ↳ Keelmen's Alehouse · interior
- 4. Sandhill
- 5. Bridgefoot
- 6. Lort Burn Mouth
- 7. Bridge Gate
- 8. The Close
- ↳ Merchant's Hall · interior
- 9. St Nicholas Exterior
- ↳ Lantern Chamber · interior
- 10. High Chare
- ↳ Chare Tavern · interior
- 11. Castle Garth
- 12. The Black Gate
- ↳ Black Gate Guardroom · interior
- 13. Keep Forecourt
- ↳ Castle Great Hall · interior
- ↳ Keep Chapel · interior
- 14. Groat Market
- ↳ Weigh House · interior
- 15. Pilgrim Street
- 16. Friars Street (Blackfriars)
- ↳ Blackfriars Refectory · interior
- 17. Greyfriars Precinct
- ↳ Cloister Garth · interior
- 18. Wall Knoll (Whitefriars)
- ↳ Whitefriars Scriptorium · interior
- 19. Austinfriars
- 20. Trinitarian Friary
- 21. Westgate
- 22. Town Wall West Tower
- 23. Castle Hill Overlook