EAW016724 ENGLAND (1948). The village, Wylam, 1948

Throckley Road

? Colliery Manager's House (Flocktons) on Station Road

Wylam Lodge

Hemmel, Close House

Railway yard for Claravale Colliery

Stanner House

Claravale School

Claravale Methodist Church

Pavilion

Lytch Gate

Algernon Terrace

Church Hall

The Ship Inn

Street Houses

Recreation Ground

Old Wylam Brewery

Former Colliery School

Laburnum Terrace

Laburnum House

Burgoyne Terrace

Allotments (The Haughs)

Scar Houses

Ryton

Newburn

Woodcroft Road

Hall on Chapel Lane (now Masonic Lodge)

Wylam Methodist Church

Florist Cottages

Black Bull (PH)

Falcon Terrace

Wylam Station (North) Goods Yard

Wylam Staion (South)

Train on Newcastle - Carlisle Railway (LNER)

Clara Vale Recreation Ground

Clara Vale Colliery

Blayney Row

Moore Court

Ryton Church

Heddon on the Wall Railway Station

Site of former Ann Pit

? Orchard

Engine Dene

Glasshouse

Hedley Road

Hackworth Gardens

Wylam Institute

Wylam Hall

St Oswin's Church

School (now Library)

Dicky's Bank

Stephensons Arms

Stephenson Terrace

Florists Hall

Fox & Hounds

Nissan huts of POW camp

Nissan huts of POW camp

Newcastle - Carlisle Railway (northern loop)

Wylam Bridge

North Wylam Railway Station

Heddon Colliery & Brick Works

Cricket Pavilion, Close House

Clara Vale

Isabella Colliery Throckley

The Leazes

George Stephenson (1781-1848), the 'Father of the Railways', was born at Wylam on Tyne where his father was the engineman at the Wylam Colliery winding house.