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	Consett Steel Works over the Dam at Derwent Reservoir by Wayne Phillips
	Priestman Avenue, The Grove by Alex McGregor
	Marsh Marigolds at the Grove pools by Robert Graham Beside the ponds north of The Grove on land reclaimed from the old Steelworks site.
	The Grove by Colin Edgar View of the new estate from the top of the disused workings bank.
	New housing estate Consett by Helen Wilkinson New housing estate situated in the grounds of an old hall
	Hallgarth (set of 2 images) by Alex McGregor
	Grassed area beside The Grove Primary School by Trevor Littlewood The Grove is a residential area, perhaps a village in its own right, between Consett and Moorside. The school lies out of view down the slope to the left.
	Three Groups of Housing by Dennis Lovett Foreground is The Grove, then Moorside and next Castleside which is on the A68. Photograph was taken on the site of the former steel works, which is now landscaped.
	Project Genesis sculpture, Consett by Robert Graham This is at the western edge of the new housing development at Fenwick Way. Project Genesis is the redevelopment of the former Consett steelworks site.
	Hallgarth by Oliver Dixon New housing on the Grove estate, near Consett. The hill in the distance is the site of the old ironworks.
	Fawcett Park centrepiece (detail) by Oliver Dixon The centre piece of Fawcett Park is a walled structure inscribed with illustrations of the old steel works on which the present Park now stands.
	Heritage Trail information board by Robert Graham Beside Pemberton Road, at the bottom of the stepped path up the escarpment . The trail basically lis a walking trail around the former Consett Steelworks site., across the restored landscape and taking in various sculptures and preserved... (more)