- the
expansion of the
current ground at the
Leazes End has
further reduced the view of
Leazes Park from
Leazes Terrace,
although this is now
student accommodation...
- and
eventually succeeded in
having Leazes Park
created on a part of the
Leazes Town Moor. On 23
December 1873,
Leazes Park was
officially opened by Alderman...
-
Leazes Park
Stadium is a
proposed multi-purpose
stadium to be
built in
Leazes Park,
Newcastle upon Tyne. It
would become the new home of
Premier League...
-
Castle Leazes is a
piece of
common land in
Newcastle upon Tyne. It is
situated in an area
which separates Leazes Park and
Spital Tongues. It has been...
-
Leazes Crescent and
Leazes Place, two
streets of two-storey
brick and
stucco cottages. All
three of Oliver's
creations survive today,
although Leazes...
- The
Leazes Park
Synagogue is a
former Orthodox Jewish congregation and synagogue,
located at 12
Leazes Park Road,
Newcastle upon Tyne, England, in the...
-
located to the
northwest of the city
centre between the open
spaces of
Leazes Park and the Town Moor; the
university medical school and
Royal Victoria...
- It was
built between 1330 and 1333 and is a
Grade I
listed building. The
Leazes on
Shaws Lane is a
Grade II
listed mansion built in 1853 by John Dobson...
-
replaced with the
Milburn Stand in 1987, the Sir John Hall
Stand replacing the
Leazes End in 1993, and the rest of the
ground renovated making the
ground a 37...
-
Hatfield College's
James Barber House and Palmer's
Garth accommodation. The
Leazes Road site on the
north bank of the Wear,
opposite the
Racecourse playing...
