The most preserved parts of the Town Wall run parallel to Bath Lane, including Herber Tower and Durham Tower. See my photos of The Town Walls Here
Description courtesy of Sitelines and Co-Curate.
March 2019
House of Recovery, Warden's Close, Bath Lane.
Built in 1804 as a Fever Hospital just outside the Town Walls to treat sufferers of Typhus, Small Pox and Cholera afflicting the poor of the Town. The hospital closed in 1888 when Walkergate Hospital was opened. Restored in 1988 for the North of England Museum Service.The Town Walls on Bath Lane.
Former C.W.S. Printing Works.
On the corner of Rutherford Street is the former Co-operative Wholesale Society Printing works. Circa 1890 by F. W. Rich. Listed Grade 2.
Rutherford House.
Temple Buildings.
More Information:
- Co-Curate - Bath Lane
- Sitelines - Bath Lane, 'Ever Changing'
- Sitelines - Bath Lane, Fever Hospital (House of Recovery)
- Sitelines - Bath Lane, No. 47
- Sitelines - Bath Lane, No. 56, meeting house
Historical interest on Bath Lane:
- Co-Curate - History of Bath Lane
- Sitelines - Bath Lane, Salvation Army Barracks
- Sitelines - Bath Lane, bowling green
- Sitelines - Bath Lane, Public Baths
- Co-Curate - Bath Lane, Public Baths
- Sitelines - Bath Lane, Rutherford College
- Sitelines - Bath Lane Higher Grade Schools
- Sitelines - Bath Lane, St. John's Infant School (National)
- Sitelines - Bath Lane, British Union School
- Sitelines - Bath Lane, Confectionary Works
- Sitelines - Bath Lane, Congregational Church
- Sitelines - Bath Lane, Engineering Works
- Sitelines - Bath Lane, Waterloo Hotel Public House
- Sitelines - Bath Lane, Tyne Brewery Hotel (King Brewery)
See my other photos around Bath Lane:
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