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	The Cutter, Woodhorn by John Lord A striking building, home to the Northumberland Archives, exhibitions, etc.
	Narrow gauge railway, Woodhorn Colliery by Andrew Curtis The diesel locomotive entering Woodhorn Colliery Station is the "Lindsey" built by the Schoma Company in Diepholz, Germany. It worked in England during the construction of the Channel Tunnel in 1990 and was bought by the Woodhorn... (more)
	Woodhorn Colliery Museum by Chris Allen In 1994 these buildings housed a series of exhibitions, including some paintings by a well known local school of colliery artists. I suspect the new museum building has ousted these from use.
	St Christopher's Close, Ashington by Barbara Carr To the northeast of Woodhorn Lane.
	Queen Elizabeth II Country Park (set of 2 images) by Anthony Foster
	The Cutter - Woodhorn Colliery Museum by Christine Westerback An amazing piece of architecture which houses a timeline of local mining history
	Ordnance Survey Cut Mark by Adrian Dust This OS cut mark can be found on No147 Woodhorn Road. It marks a point 31.711m above mean sea level.
	The lake at Queen Elizabeth II Country Park by Clive Nicholson
	Lynemouth Power Station railway by Richard Webb Surviving section of the Ashington Collieries railway network now running from Bedlington to Lynemouth Power Station. The rails are rusty but there is little plant growth and the line is clearly still used. Further down, there are hopes... (more)
	"Weeping Window" (detail) (set of 2 images) by Oliver Dixon A close-up view of art of the display of ceramic poppies from the "Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red" installation TQ3380 : Tower of London Poppies, Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red at the Tower of London which is now on tour round the country. Entitled "Weeping Window" this... (more)
	Dual use path beside the A197 by JThomas
	Workshop Galleries by DS Pugh Part of the Woodhorn Colliery museum.