| Topography |
1922-09-02 |
Chollerton and its Associations: article by John Gibson. |
| Topography |
1923-12-29 |
Haydon Bridge and its Associations: article by John Gibson. |
| Topography |
1926-09-11 |
Publication proposed of a ?Bus Time-table for the District. |
| Topography |
1932-05-21 |
Romance of Warksburn. |
| Topography |
1932-06-25 |
Warksburn. |
| Topography |
1932-03-19 |
Afoot in the Cheviots. Cf. 26/03/1932 |
| Topography |
1935-04-06 |
Walton Maughan replies to criticism of the Tyne-Solway Canal Scheme. Compare 08/06/1935. |
| Topography |
1949-03-05 |
Hexham Rural District Council called on the North-Eastern Electricity Board to come up with a plan for laying on power to those villages and hamlets in Tynedale yet to be connected up to the National Grid. |
| Wall |
1877-02-22 |
A fatal mining accident occurred at Craig Pit near Wall Village when a miner was buried under falling stone. It was the second such accident in the space of a few months. |
| Wall |
1880-06-10 |
The annual Wall picnic and sports took place. The event was held in a field next to the village and money raised went towards funding the Wall Library and Reading Room. |
| Wall |
1881-03-31 |
A Courant correspondent was concerned about the condition of properties in Wall, where many thatched cottages were decaying and some were unroofed. It was reported that the village looked like a settlement from the Middle Ages rather than the q9th century. |
| Wall |
1903-03-10 |
A concert was given to celebrate the opening of the new library and reading room, the gift of Mrs. Clayton of the Chesters. |
| Wall |
1906-02-03 |
A new colliery was opened in Wall by Messrs. Walton & Cowper. The company had a long association with the Fallowfield lead mines. The new enterprise would provide local employment and a handy coal depot for the North Tyne. |
| Wall |
1907-11-23 |
Mrs. Purvis successfully applied for the temporary transfer of the Smith?s Arms, Wall, from her late husband. |
| Wall |
1919-10-25 |
Unveiling of the Wall War Memorial by Colonel Riddell. |
| Wall |
1926-11-30 |
A coach house and stables in Wall were converted into a village hall with two anterooms and a kitchen, catering for 200 people. |
| Wall |
1932-04-23 |
Death of Alfred Thompson aged 70 at the Hadrian Hotel, Wall. He was head waiter at the Station Hotel, Newcastle, for 35 years, and licensee of the George Hotel, Chollerford, from 1923-1931. He took over the Hadrian in May 1931 and during his occupation made extensive alterations. He died on Monday 18th April 1932, the husband of Alice Mary Thompson. |
| Wall |
1991-06-15 |
The Wall, Humsaugh and District Leek and Flower Show was forced to fold after 47 years due to lack of membership. |
| Wall |
1998-06-06 |
Wall WI was celebrating its 60th birthday. |
| Wall |
2008-03-28 |
Death on 21st March of retired Dr. Peter Willis, who restored Wall railway station, complete with a railway carriage standing on its own track. |
