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58: 875: 42: 832: 519:. A white bronze mirror had served as a cover. The date of deposition is thought likely to be A.D. 140. The larger skillet and one of the gold rings each have an inscription, a dedication to the mother-goddesses. This list does not wholly accord with Haverfield's: in particular he suggests that an oval silver dish 18 inches long and 2 pieces of a silver bridle bit never reached the British Museum. 65: 456:. "Though Preston, Monkseaton, Backworth and Flatworth do not appear in the record of 1264, corroborative evidence of their manorial character is found in their possessing halls, while Flatworth, Backworth and Monkseaton had separate demesnes...". There is insufficient information available, however, with which either to locate the manor, or to describe it. Without further 539:
In 1980, Backworth's last pit, Eccles Colliery, (the deepest in the Northumberland Coalfield at 1,440 ft) closed after 165 years of mining in the area. The concrete caps covering the backfilled shafts of the "A" pit, Maude and Eccles shafts can still be seen on the site of the colliery. Only the
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had the distinction of being the only stop on the network to be closed due to lack of custom. The test track for the Metro was built at Middle Engine Lane (named after one of the stationary haulage engines used before the introduction of locomotives in the mid-19th century) on the former line from
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Backworth was a centre of coal mining through the 19th century and much of the 20th century. Brickmaking took place just north of the village on the site of the former "C Pit" from the late 19th to mid-20th century. As late as 1950, 2,905 people were employed in the collieries in and immediately
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The original part of Backworth is commonly referred to as the village. It is home to several cottages dating back to the 19th century. There is also a church, Village Hall, a post office, Chinese take-away, a convenience store, hair dressers and barber shop, a pharmacy and grooming parlour.
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Backworth is also home to Backworth Golf Course, the only 9-hole course in the area. Before people played golf there it was the Miners' Welfare Hall. Backworth has a ten-hole parkland golf course for both members and visitors alike. At 5800 yards, Backworth Golf Course is a par 71 with a
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confirmed Tynemouth Priory in possession of their lands, and there is explicit mention of both East and West Backworth in 1306. The lay subsidy roll of 1296 records 4 taxpayers here. West Backworth still existed in 1353, but was deserted by the 16th century, not appearing in the
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A hoard of gold and silver objects was found in 1812, supposedly near Backworth and, according to Haverfield, was sold to a Newcastle silversmith. He resold "all, or nearly all" to Mr. J. Brumell, a Newcastle collector, from whom most of the objects passed in 1850 to the
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In the early 1970s, the railway system serving Backworth Colliery was one of the few places where steam locomotives could still be seen at work, and a number of its locomotives have been preserved at various
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trumpet brooches, one silver and five gold rings, one gold bracelet, two gold chains with wheel-shaped pendant, and a crescent attached, three silver spoons, another silver skillet, 280+ Roman
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of 68. The course record stands at 66, an indication that the course is no pushover. The well-defended greens are small targets requiring a very good short game to put together a good score.
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colliery's former workshops survived the demolition of the surface buildings. These back onto Station Road opposite the golf club, and are home to retail and light industrial units.
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S.S. Frere, & R.S.O. Tomlin, ed. Instrumentum Domesticum Fasc., Museum of Antiquities Roman Inscriptions of Britain, 2, 2414.36 pp. 40–1; Fasc. 3, 2422.9 p. 17
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Deserted village of South Northumberland, University of Cardiff Unpublished PhD thesis, II, 295 Aerial Photograph, RAF 1956, 13 March, F22 540/RAF/1792, 0035–0036
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F. Haverfield in H.H.E. Craster, ed. 1909, Note on the Backworth Find, Northumberland County History, IX, 26–32 Archaeologia Aeliana, Bell,1, I, 167]
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survey. Wrathmell suggests that it lost its identity in the priory's reorganisation of their estates in the 15th century.
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it is unknown whether it was associated with farm buildings, or whether it was located near the present Backworth Hall.
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When the Metro rapid transit system replaced the British Rail passenger line through Backworth in 1980,
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Backworth is home to Backworth Cricket Club, which plays in Northumberland and Tyneside senior league.
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Backworth is often recognised to include Backworth Village, Castle Park Estate and moorside estate.
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In recent years Backworth has been subjected to substantial residential development alongside the
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In an assessment-roll of 1292 Backworth is included as one of the ten manors belonging to
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of West Holywell and East Holywell lie to the northeast of Backworth.
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on the north east coast. It lies 5 miles (8 km) northeast of
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Backworth is home to two traditional British brass bands – the
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It seems that there were certainly two Backworths in 1189 when
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in the parish of Earsdon, in 1866 Backworth became a separate
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is centre of a new residential area between Backworth and
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East Holywell

Backworth is located in Tyne and Wear
Tyne and Wear
2011 Census
OS grid reference
NZ301722
Metropolitan borough
North Tyneside
Metropolitan county
Tyne and Wear
Region
North East
Country
England
Sovereign state
Post town
Postcode district
NE27
Dialling code
Police
Northumbria
Fire
Tyne and Wear
Ambulance
North East
UK Parliament
Tynemouth
UK
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