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	History of Tynemouth Lifeboat
		Tynemouth Lifeboat Henry Vernon was one of the institution’s first experimental motor lifeboats.
		Built in 1905 it was placed under the supervision of Lieutenant H E Burton RE, afterwards Major Burton, holder of the Institution's Gold (Rohilla case) and Silver Medals and the George Cross.
		On 16 September 1962 the Duchess of Northumberland unveiled a stained glass window in the Seamen's Chapel of Christ Church, North Shields, to commemorate the Centenary of the Tynemouth lifeboat station.
	www.tynemouth-lifeboat.org /html/history.html (290 words)

	GENUKI: Tynemouth, Northumberland Genealogy
		"TYNEMOUTH parish is bounded on the north and west by the parishes of Earsdon, Long Benton, and Wallsend, on the south by the river Tyne, and on the east by the German Ocean.
		It comprises the townships of Chirton, Cullercoats, Murton or Moortown, North Shields, Preston, Tynemouth, and Whitley, whose united area is 7,222 statute acres.
		On 31st December 1853 a commission was established to inquire "into the causes which have led to, or have aggravated, the late outbreak of Cholera in the towns of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Gateshead and Tynemouth." And on 15th July 1854 the commission presented this report.
	www.genuki.bpears.org.uk /NBL/Tynemouth/index.html (893 words)

	Tynemouth Lifeboat Online
		Tynemouth RNLI station is situated on the East Quayside at North Shields, just inside the mouth of the River Tyne on the North East coast of England.
		Graham Critchlow, Tynemouth RNLI’s volunteer collection box manager, is appealing for anyone in the Tyneside area who has a pub club, shop or office, to place one of our collecting boxes on display to allow members of the public to make donations.
		People can become ‘virtual crew members' from the comfort of their own homes or work places by logging on and registering their details to receive a free ‘pager' that displays on their computer desktops when a lifeboat is launched.
	www.tynemouth-lifeboat.org (286 words)

	Tynemouth&District Motor Club Ltd. - Welcome
		There are members competing at every level, from raw beginners competing for the first time, to International competitors, as well as plenty of members who come along to simply help out or just watch - i.e.
		The club was formed in 1948 as Tynemouth and District Motor club and was affiliated to the Auto cycle Union.
		By the late 1950s it was recognised by the R.A.C and in 1976, Tynemouth and District Motor Sports Club was formed, in order to handle the promotion of motorsport.
	www.tynemouthmotorclub.co.uk (250 words)

	Tynemouth Pictures
		Rockpool (Converted swimming pool to rock pool) on the south end of Tynemouth long sands.
		Tynemouth lighthouse and the Priory viewed from the sea.
		Helicopter lands on Tynemouth Longsands 13 March 2002.
	www.fgillings.freeserve.co.uk /homepage.htm (276 words)

	Tynemouth Apartments - Self Catering Accommodation
		The apartments are situated in a prestigious Edwardian Terrace overlooking Sea Field Green, approximately 150 metres from the Tynemouth Long Sands Beach, five minutes walk around the craggy coast line takes you into Tynemouth Village, with the famous historical Priory which overlooks King Edward's Bay.
		Tynemouth Village is well known for its excellent restaurants, street cafes, craft shops and traditional pubs.
		The Tynemouth Victorian Railway Station is renowned for its antique, curio fare held every weekend.
	www.tynemouth-holiday-apartments.co.uk /index.htm (174 words)

	Tynemouth Lodge Hotel - Great real ale pub
		Tynemouth (formerly in Northumberland and latterly in the county of Tyne and Wear).
		The Correction House next to the Tynemouth Lodge Hotel is one of just a few left standing, and was made into a Grade II listed building in 1999, and although there have been some modern extensions added to the building, the old structure is still intact.
		The beer garden of the Tynemouth Lodge is situated to the rear of the Correction House on the fringe of Northumberland Park.
	www.tynemouthlodgehotel.co.uk /History.shtml (626 words)

	Tynemouth
		Tynemouth is steeped in history a fact that will become abundantly clear should you start your visit at the picturesque Priory and Castle that has stood guard over the River Tyne for centuries.
		Tynemouth village is a short distance from the beach and there you'll find a mix of antique shops, fashion boutiques, eating places and superb village pubs.
		The award-winning Tynemouth Longsands is a glorious sandy beach where, on a hot summers day, you could be forgiven for thinking you were sunning it up abroad rather than the English north east coast.
	www.reivers-guide.co.uk /tynemouth.htm (413 words)

	Tynemouth - A Visitors Guide
		The castle was added in the 14th century to defend the priory, and later became important as a river and harbour fortification.
		Guarding the mouth of the River Tyne, the historic Tynemouth Priory and Castle are open to the visitor throughout the year, and are a great attraction for those interested in the past.
		In 2006, a total of over 1200 cyclists took part in the event, and despite the wet and windy weather a great time was had by all, a sum in the excess of £50000 was raised for the charity.
	www.northumberland-coast.co.uk /tynemouth.php (747 words)

	1st Volunteer Artillery (Tynemouth) Association
		The Tynemouth Volunteer Artillery Association was first founded on Armistice Day 1959, by serving members of 439 Regt and ex members of 404 (Coast Artillery) Regt and 64 (HAA) Regt to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the formation of the first volunteer artillery unit in the British Army.
		Visiting the Tyne at this time was Captain Bodford Pim RN and in an address to the population of North Shields, pointed out that an enemy gun-boat could cause untold damage to the town without the loss of a single man, due to the poor state of the defences.
		In the early stages the unit did have close links with Tynemouth Castle, as it was a major artillery depot and had the guns for the volunteers to practice with, it was from this liaison that the change to coastal gunnery developed.
	www.tvaa.org.uk /history.htm (2466 words)

	Tynemouth
		The nuns of St. Hilda had fled from Hartlepool to Tynemouth for refuge, but were all slain by the merciless pirates.
		He destined the church of Tynemouth and its possession for St. Albans, that was now a Norman Benedictine abbey; and a colony of monks froth thence were sent for to restore the church of St. Oswin on their newly be stowed property.
		They came, bearing only their staves and missals, unarmed and barefoot, but their own abbey was very rich, and under the auspices of its second founder, the buildings begun by Tosti were completed, and in 1110 the relics of St. Oswin were translated with much pomp and solemnity to the new monastic church.
	www.mspong.org /picturesque/tynemouth.html (1198 words)

	Tynemouth&District Motor Club Ltd. - Welcome (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Tynemouth Motor Club are pleased to announce and welcome E.W. Motor Services, the home of Citroen and Mitsubishi as the official event sponsor.
		Because of the number of championships Tynemouth Motor Club are accepting 100 entries with the expectation of these filling up very quickly, competitors will need to be on their toes to get an entry.
		Tynemouth Motor Club wishes to thank all officials, marshals, the local community and David Soulsby of E.W. Motor Services for their continued support of this rally.
	www.tynemouthmotorclub.co.uk /lindisfarnerally2006.html (221 words)

	Take the Undersea Adventure at Tynemouth by David Marshall
		Having heard so many excellent reports, both in the regional press and through word of mouth, about the transformation of the Tynemouth Sea-Life Centre into the Blue Reef, Sue and I decided to make the trip north from our North Yorkshire home (roughly a 2 hour journey) and see this transformation for ourselves.
		As you make your way through the door to the exhibits you are face to face with a new exhibit that houses several terrapins alongside 150 common goldfish and 150 comet goldfish.
		Tynemouth (which is only a few miles away from Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, North Eastern England) itself is also a lovely 'village' and the natural scenery, provided by the cliffs and seashore, around the Priory is a 'hidden treasure' of North East England.
	www.aquarticles.com /articles/travel/Marshall_Tynemouth.html (1627 words)

	BBC - Tyne Features - Tynemouth surfing
		Tynemouth beach is the venue for this year's surfing British Cup - the most sought after surfing award on the British Isles.
		He says surfing at Tynemouth, and throughout Britain, is increasing in its popularity.
		Whilst Tynemouth might not get the surf as often as other parts of the world, Steven says it is equally as good.
	www.bbc.co.uk /tyne/features/2003/10/surfing.shtml (806 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Tynemouth Priory
		Tynemouth Priory, on the east coast of Northumberland, England, occupied the site of an earlier Saxon church built first in wood, then in stone, in the seventh century, and famous as the burial-place of St. Oswin, king and martyr.
		In the reign of William Rufus, Robert de Mowbray, Earl of Northumberland, re-peopled Tynemouth with monks from St. Albans, and it became a cell of that abbey, remaining so until the Dissolution.
		Colonel Villars, governor of Tynemouth Castle under William III and Anne, had a lease of the priory, and id irreparable damage to the remaining buildings.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/15106d.htm (337 words)

	Tynemouth Workhouse and Poor Law Union
		The Poorhouse for the parish of Tynemouth is an extensive building, pleasantly situated at a short distance north of the church.
		Tynemouth Poor Law Union was formed on 5th September 1836.
		The population falling within the union at the 1831 census had been 47,715 with townships ranging in size from East Hartford (population 12) to Tynemouth itself (10,182).
	users.ox.ac.uk /~peter/workhouse/Tynemouth/Tynemouth.shtml (441 words)

	Tynemouth Pictures and video in the north east of England
		Tynemouth Pictures and video in the north east of England
		New miniature golf course opens on the Tynemouth park tennis court.
		Converting Tynemouth bathing pool to a rock pool.
	www.tynemouth.frankgillings.com /homepage.htm (261 words)

	Tynemouth Priory photos - Tyne-Photos.co.uk (©)
		Tynemouth Priory from the footpath to the Admiral Collingwood Monument.
		Tynemouth Priory seen across the small bay south of the pier.
		Tynemouth Priory seen from near the Coastguard Station.
	www.tyne-photos.co.uk /tynemouth/5.htm (154 words)

	Tynemouth to Ponteland
		The spectacular Tynemouth start point with views across the mighty Tyne estuary provides ample inspiration for the route ahead.
		With the mouth of the Tyne facing you and the remains of the splendid
		Although Whitley Bay was an optional start point in earlier incarnations of the route (see 1998 RCR map) re-joining the route rom Tynemouth at Backworth, this has now been dropped from the official route.
	www.reivers-guide.co.uk /stage1.htm (567 words)

	Priory Village at the Mouth of the River Tyne - NORTH COUNTRY WEB
		Overlooked by the Life Guard Station located behind Tynemouth Priory the estuary is protected by two long piers the longest being on the North side at Tynemouth, worth a walk to the end in fair weather and a spectacular sight during a storm.
		The architects were Messrs John Norton and Philip Massey of London it consisted of two floors, the lower one being devoted to the aquarium and the upper central block to the winter garden had a large arched glass roof.
		In 1898 the building was renamed Tynemouth Palace and by 1926 had changed its name to The Plaza, for a short time during the 1930’s it was known as Galaland, but was always generally referred to as the Plaza there after.
	www.tyne-wear-tees.co.uk /tynemouth.htm (1375 words)

	Tynemouth Information Online -Community information and services around Tynemouth, UK
		Tynemouth, Tyne and Wear, UK This section of the site has been designed to provide a means of allowing community services in and around Tynemouth to publicise themselves and pass on any important information to Tynemouth residents.
		If you have any information that you want to pass on to Tynemouth residents you can write an article, use the free public notices, or publicise any events in our Tynemouth events section.
		Tynemouth Information Online is an independent site and is not affiliated with, or officially sponsored by any local authority or tourist information centre based in Tynemouth.
	www.britinfo.net /fp-D-DGV.htm (432 words)

	icNewcastle - Tories voice fury as local activist ousted
		A bitter dispute has erupted among Conservative activists after one of David Cameron's A-list candidates was selected ahead of a prominent local councillor to fight its top target seat in the North-East.
		Tynemouth is seen as the Conservatives' best chance of winning a second North-East seat, though party activists also have hopes in Berwick and the new Sunderland Central constituency.
		Tynemouth was the only likely Tory gain in the North-East in a general election, but was always going to be hard work, yet the executive has picked a candidate who does not live in the constituency, and doesn't even live in the North-East region.
	icnewcastle.icnetwork.co.uk /journallive/thejournal/tm_headline=tories-voice-fury-as-local-activist-ousted&method=full&objectid=18243165&siteid=50081-name_page.html (1348 words)

	Tynemouth Hotels in Tynemouth Accommodation UK - Discount hotels in Tyne and Wear UK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Tourist Board has awarded ratings to Tynemouth hotels and guesthouses, therefore you can be assured of the quality of accommodation on offer in Tynemouth you will also be treated to the warmest of welcomes, and true hospitality – a standard in all our Tynemouth hotels, guesthouses and bed and breakfast establishments.
		We have comprehensive guide which provides all the information you need to find the hotels you are looking for to make the most of your stay in the UK.
		Maybe you are looking for Tynemouth accommodation which offer specific facilities, for example a hotel in Tynemouth or guest house in Tynemouth which can accommodate pets, or provide facilities for the disabled?
	www.hotelsguesthouses.co.uk /viewlocation.php?location=Tynemouth (334 words)

	Tyne and Wear Fire and Rescue Service - Tynemouth Community Fire Station
		Tynemouth Fire station was opened in November 1959 by the Tynemouth County Borough and was amalgamated into the Tyne and Wear Fire Brigade with the local Government reorganisation in 1974.
		The Community Fire Station shares the site with Tynemouth Ambulance Station and also two other Fire Service Departments:- Legislative Fire Safety and Community Safety.
		The appliances are staffed with 52 firefighters and 5 support staff including a Station Clerk.
	www.twfire.gov.uk /yourarea/tynemouth (653 words)

	Tynemouth Surf Report, Surf Forecast and Surf Webcams
		Tynemouth Surf Report, Surf Forecast and Surf Webcams
		Covering all the Tynemouth breaks with wind based on South Shields.
		If you want a surf forecast for Tynemouth on your website click here.
	magicseaweed.com /Tynemouth-Surf-Report/26 (178 words)

	Sailing news as it happens - Yachts and Yachting Online
		Despite poor visibility 13 Toppers set sail in a Northerly F2 to enjoy 3 'back to back' races on harbour courses at Tynemouth Sailing Club on Saturday 16th September.
		Adam Larvin of Beaver showed early pace in the first race chased by Mike Matthews of Sunderland and Tom Steavenson of Tynemouth.
		This order was repeated in the seconnd race with Alex Leonard from Shheffield Viking and Alice Milnes in close attendance.
	www.yachtsandyachting.com /news/?article=23428 (391 words)

	Our Lady & St Oswin's Tynemouth and St Mary's Cullercoats
		Our Parish is one of the oldest in the Diocese of Hexham and Newcastle, the old Presbytery having once been the Bishop's house.
		We have two sites, Our Lady and St. Oswin's in Tynemouth and St. Mary's in Cullercoats.
		Although we have two churches, we strive to be one community by involving ourselves jointly in Parish activities.
	www.tynemouthcatholic.org /index.shtml (117 words)

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