Wylam

E71700
village

Wylam is a village in Northumberland, England, historically notable as the birthplace of pioneering railway engineer George Stephenson.

Statements (35)

Predicate Object
instanceOf village →
birthplaceOf George Stephenson →
category Populated places on the River Tyne →
Villages in Northumberland →
ceremonialCounty Northumberland →
country England →
distanceToNewcastleUponTyne approximately 10 miles west →
governingBody Northumberland County Council →
hasAmenity Wylam First School →
Wylam Institute →
hasDialCode 01661 →
hasHeritageSite Stephenson’s Cottage →
surface form: "Stephenson’s Cottage (National Trust)"
hasLandmark Stephenson’s Cottage →
Wylam Bridge NERFINISHED →
hasPostcodeDistrict NE41 →
hasPublicHouse The Black Bull, Wylam →
The Boathouse, Wylam →
The Fox and Hounds, Wylam →
hasRailwayStation Wylam railway station →
hasRecreationalRoute Hadrian’s Cycleway →
Tyne Riverside Country Park trails →
hasReligiousBuilding St Oswin’s Church, Wylam →
historicalCounty Northumberland →
locatedIn North East England →
Northumberland →
locatedOn River Tyne →
nearbyCity Newcastle upon Tyne →
nearbySettlement Prudhoe →
Ryton, Tyne and Wear →
surface form: "Ryton"
notableFor association with George Stephenson →
early railway history →
OSGridReference NZ116645 →
parliamentaryConstituency Hexham →
region North East England →
servedByRailwayLine Tyne Valley line →
surface form: "Tyne Valley Line"

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