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Wylam, Northumberland. New housing for the workers of Newcastle 8 miles away is filling the outskirts of this village on the last rural stretch of-the River Tyne. It goes into history because it is the birthplace of the famous engineer and railwayman, George Stephenson. The l8^th century miner's cottage in which he was born in 1781 (and where he lived as a child) was given to the National Trust by the North-East Coast Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders. The house, known as High Street House, stands beside a line which, in Stephenson's time, was a waggon-way carrying coal waggons on wooden rails from the local colliery. In 1813 on this line William Hedley tried out his pioneer locomotive and namesake, Puffing Billy.

Nearby cities: Newcastle Upon Tyne

Nearby towns: Consett, Hexham, Prudhoe

Nearby villages: Aydon, Berwick Hill, Blaydon, Burnopfield, Derwent Haugh, Dinnington, Dipton, Dunston, Ebchester, Elswick, Fenham, Harlow Hill, Healey, Heddon-on-the-Wall, Ingoe, Kenton, Lemington, Lintz Green, Low Team, Matfen, Mickley, Newburn, Newlands, Ovingham, Ponteland, Pontop, Riding Mill, Rowlands Gill, Ryal, Scotswood, Shield Row, Shotley Bridge, Stamfordham, Stocksfield, Swalwell, Tanfield, Throckley, Wall Houses, Whickham, Whittonstall, Winlaton, Woolsington

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• a Wylam hotel (or motel)
• a Wylam self-catering establishment, or
• other Wylam accommodation

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