Hallstile Bank Gallery
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c1886: Hallstile Bank E side, buildings later demolished to create current open space, stairs down from Hallgate
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1891: Hallstile Bank E side, sketch and plan for Henry King Almshouses (now Hallstile Cottages)
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c1900: Hallstile Bank looking E down from the Market Place, on the left No 3 JW Foster, No 5 Jamesons, No 15 JC Patterson dental surgeon, No 10 sweet shop on right
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1905: Hallstile Bank looking N from No 26, Prospect House on skyline
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1913: Hallstile Bank. Tinted; looking SW about half way up to Prospect House
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c1930: Hallstile Bank, looking down from the Queen's Arms hotel, Nos 1-3 shops to left, original entrance to Albert Edward Club on right
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c1950: Hallstile Bank looking S, Moot Hall and buildings adjacent to N side on Hallstile Bank, demolition possibly for building road linking Hallgate to Market Place
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1973: Hallstile Bank E side looking E, No 14 Hallstile Bank House showing northern extension demolished in late 1970s
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1977: Hallstile Bank E side looking S, Nos 32-18
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1978: Hallstile Bank E side looking N, Nos 14-20
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1978: Hallstile Bank looking S, Nos 32-24, Nos 41-33, Prospect House on skyline
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1978: Hallstile Bank E side looking S, brick extension to Prospect House above old archway to 17th century vaulted cellars
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1979: Hallstile Bank E side looking SW from grounds of Hallstile Cottages (Henry King almshouses), No 34 gable end
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1978: Hallstile Bank N end looking SE from Haugh Lane, No 45 old warehouse
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1979: Hallstile Bank E side looking S, brick extension to Prospect House above old archway to 17th century vaulted cellars
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1979: Hallstile Bank looking N from Prospect House
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1979: Hallstile Bank W side looking N, access road to Nos 21-19
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1979: Hallstile Bank W side, No 5 W Moulding gents hairdressing
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1979: Hallstile Bank looking E, bollards
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1980: Hallstile Bank W side looking NE from Market Place, Nos 5-15 shops
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1981: Hallstile Bank E side looking S, Nos 34-24
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1981: Hallstile Bank E side N end, archway to Hallstile Cottages (Henry King almshouses)
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1982: Hallstile Bank E side looking S, Nos 26-24 former Primitive Methodist Chapel
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1982: Hallstile Bank E side looking S, Nos 28-16
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1983: Hallstile Bank N end looking SW from junction with Haugh Lane and Alemouth Road, No 45 with rear elevation of Forum Cinema
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1984: Hallstile Bank E side rear elevations looking NW from Wentworth car park, No 28 and 30
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1984: Hallstile Bank E side looking NE, Nos 28-34
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1984: Town view from above Haugh Lane looking NE, rear elevations Hallstile bank W side, No 43 across middle, old bunker and Hexham Bridge in background
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1986: Hallstile Bank W side looking NE from Market Place, Nos 5-17 shops
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1986: Hallstile Bank shops W side looking NE from Market Place, Nos 15-17
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c1986: Wentworth looking E across car park to rear elevations of properties on Hallstile Bank E side Nos 20-32, Forum Cinema on skyline
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c1986: Hallstile Bank W side looking E, No 5 W Moulding gents hairdresser, No 7 (upstairs) ?, No 9 Jobson & Stanners Ironmongers, No 11 ES Robinson pet store, No 13 (upstairs) WRVS and D Newman Watch Clock Maker, No 15 Sewing Box, No 17 Hallstile Antiques
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1987: Hallstile Bank W side looking NE from Hallgate, No 15 Sewing Box, No 17 Hallstile Antiques
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1989: Hallstile Bank W side looking N from Prospect House, Nos 21-23
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1989: Hallstile Bank W side looking E, No 5 W Moulding gents hairdresser, No 7 (upstairs) ChicShape, No 9 Harlequins, No 11 ES Robinson pet store, No 13 (upstairs) WRVS and D Newman Watch Clock Maker, No 15 Sewing Box, No 17 Hallstile Antiques
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1991: Hallstile Bank looking NE, No 5 W Moulding gentlemans hairdresser (prop. standing outside), No 7 (upstairs) Chicshape fitness studio, No 9 Harlequin fancy dress and dancing clothing, No 11 EP Robinson pet supplies, Nos 13-15 unknown, No 17 Hallstile antiques
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1991: Hallstile Bank E side, No 32 showing removal of rendering
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1991: Hallstile Bank W side looking N across Market Place, No 1/3 Ex-Servicemen's Club
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1992: Hallstile Bank W side, Nos 17b&c Chairs upholstery, Irony metal ware, beneath No 17
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1992: Hallstile Bank W side, No 25a rear view
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1992: Hallstile Bank rear of cottage adjacent to No 12, looking NE from Hallgate, sundial on wall
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1992: Hallstile Bank No 45 looking W from Haugh Lane, hoist on old warehouse
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1993: Hallstile Bank E side looking S, brick extension to Prospect House above old archway to 17th century vaulted cellars
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1993: Hallstile Bank E side looking E, No 14 Hallstile Bank House
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1993: Hallstile Bank E side looking E from Market Place, No 10 Albert Edward Club, Old Gaol on right
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1993: Hallstile Bank E side looking S, Nos 32-16
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1993: Hallstile Bank W side looking W, No 35
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1994: Hallstile Bank looking N, No 1/3 Hexham & District Working Men's Club
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1994: Hallstile Bank looking S from junction with Haugh Lane and Alemouth Road
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1996: Hallstile Bank W side looking E, No 11 ES Robinson pet store, No 15 Sewing Box
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1996: Hallstile Bank N end looking S from junction with Haugh Lane & Alemouth Road, No 45 Antiques warehouse & O'Neils cafe
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c2000?: Hallstile Bank. Colour; looking E towards No 14, with hot-air balloon, No 17 Hallstile Antiques
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c2000?: Hallstile Bank. Colour; looking SW, back of Hallstile Bank buildings, Abbey
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c2000: Hallstile Bank E side looking E, No 14 Hallstile Bank House
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2001: Hallstile Bank W side looking NE, No 1/3 Ex-Servicemen's Club
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2002: Hallstile Bank E side N end, archway to Hallstile Cottages (Henry King almshouses)
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2005: Hallstile Bank W side looking N from roof of No 17 Market Place across Market Place, No 1/3 Ex-Servicemen's Club
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2019: Hallstile Bank E side, Hallstile Cottages (Henry King almshouses)
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2019: Hallstile Bank E side, Nos 1 & 3 Hallstile Cottages, Henry King Almshouses heraldic crest with inscription In memoriam HENRY KING Qui obiit. 1891
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2019: Hallstile Bank E side, Hallstile Cottages (Henry King almshouses)
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2019: Hallstile Bank E side, Hallstile Cottages (Henry King almshouses)
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2019: Hallstile Bank W side Nos 29-31, with plaque above
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2019: Hallstile Bank E side, archway to Hallstile Cottages (Henry King almshouses)
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2019: Hallstile Bank looking E, No 10 corner with TE 1884 engraving
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2019: Hallstile Bank, street name sign outside No 1/3 Ex-Servicemens Club
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2019: Hallstile Bank, obscured old street name sign on No 1/3 Ex-Servicemens Club
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2019: Hallstile Bank looking NW from No 1/3 towards Moot Hall, K6 Telephone kiosk
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2019: Hallstile Bank looking E from No 1/2, on the right No 10 Albert Edward Club, No 12 vacant retail, with Old Gaol (background) and Moot Hall (foreground)
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2019: Hallstile Bank looking SW from No 17 towards Market Place, on left No 12 vacant retail, No 10 Albert Edward Club
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2019: Hallstile Bank S side, tiles on No 10 Edward Albert Club with Greek-key decorations and masonic symbols
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2019: Hallstile Bank looking SE from No 9, No 10 Albert Edward Club
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2019: Hallstile Bank S side, NW corner of No 10 Albert Edward Club, probably initials of Thomas Ellis
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2019: Hallstile Bank looking S, Prospect House extension showing archway to 17th C vaulted stores
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2019: Hallstile Bank looking SE, garden area on site of house demolished in 1890 now part of Prospect House (being redeveloped)
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2019: Hallstile Bank looking SE, No 14 Hall Bank House
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2019: Hallstile Bank E side, Nos 16-20 built c1978
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2019: Hallstile Bank E side, No 24, No 26, former Primitive Methodists Chapel
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2019: Hallstile Bank E side, No 28
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2019: Hallstile Bank E side, No 30
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2019: Hallstile Bank E side, No 32
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2019: Hallstile Bank E side, No 34 subtly named Bookend
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2019: Hallstile Bank looking N from Market Place, Forum Cinema, No 1/3 Hexham Ex-Servicemen's Club
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2019: Hallstile Bank looking N, shops below No 17, No 17a Jobi & Kirsten Hairdressers, No 17c Sorella gifts
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2019: Hallstile Bank looking W towards Market Place, No 17 up on right, No 17a below
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2019: Hallstile Bank, steps up revetment wall, No 17 on corner, No 17a below
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2019: Hallstile Bank, steps down from revetment wall, Nos 19-21 across access lane
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2019: Hallstile Bank, looking NE across rear gardens of lower W side
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2019: Hallstile Bank, looking SE from access lane towards Hallstile Bank, No 19, No 21
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2019: Hallstile Bank W side looking NE, No 21, No 19
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2019: Hallstile Bank W side, end of No 21, No 23
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2019: Hallstile Bank W side, No 25
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2019: Hallstile Bank looking SW, No 25 on right, Prospect House (being developed) on left skyline
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2019: Hallstile Bank looking NE down to junction with Alemouth Road, No 25 on left
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2019: Hallstile Bank W side, corner of No 25 on left, No 27 with traffic cone outside
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2019: Hallstile Bank W side, Nos 27-33
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2019: Hallstile Bank W side, Nos 43-35
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2019: Hallstile Bank W side No 42 on corner with Haugh Lane
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2020: Hallstile Bank looking N from Moot Hall steps, No 9 Sew n So Curtain Makers Bridal Wear, No 11 Le Petit Salon, No 15 Matthias Winter homewares
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2020: Hallstile Bank NW side looking NE from Moot Hall, No 1/3 Ex-Servicemen's Club, No 5 Bobs Barbers, No 9 Sew n So Curtain Maker Bridal Wear, Back Row in distance
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2020: Hallstile Bank looking E from Hallgate, No 5 Bobs Barber, No 9 Sew n So Curtain Makers Bridal Wear, No 11 Le Petit Salon, No 15 Matthias Winter homewares, No 17 Minerva Centre, No 14 on right
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2020: Hallstile Bank looking NE from top, No 17 on left, No 12 Bluebell Tattoo on right
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2020: Hallstile Bank looking NE from Hallgate, No 5 Bobs Barber, No 9 Sew n So Curtain Makers Bridal Wear, No 11 Le Petit Salon, No 15 Matthias White homewares, No 17 Minerva Centre
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2020: Hallstile Bank looking NE from outside No 17, No 14 in centre background
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2020: Hallstile Bank looking E, No 14 (former children's fever hospital?)
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2020: Hallstile Bank rears of Nos 10-12 and cottage adjacent to No 12, looking E from Hallgate, exposed by demolition of council chamber extension on Prospect House, sundial on cottage wall
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2020: Hallstile Bank rear of cottage adjacent to No 12, looking NE from Hallgate, exposed by demolition of council chamber extension on Prospect House, sundial on wall
Related Galleries
The Alemouth Road, Hallgate and Market Place galleries may show additional views of Hallstile Bank. Town views from the Moot Hall and Old Gaol roofs galleries, and in the Misc. Hexham Town Views gallery in photos across the Wentworth car park, may have additional views of Hallstile Bank. Photos of the Black Bull pub that was at the top of Hallstile (or Bull) Bank are in the Misc. Hexham Pubs gallery. Click on a button below to open that gallery.
Additional Resources
Additional resources links will open in a separate tab in your browser:
- Hexham Historian 29 (2019)
- A supplementary PDF document by Hugh Dixon to his paper in the above HH29 is available by clicking here
- Architectural features of some of the Hallstile Bank buildings are described in John Chapman’s A Walk Back In Time (2nd edition 2019).
