Newcastle Photograph Gallery
Newcastle was founded by the Roman Emperor Hadrian. It developed as a strategic castle location in the wars between England and Scotland, and later as one of the key centres of the industrial revolution. Its nineteenth century wealth was based on shipbuilding and coal. These industries have now declined, being replaces by banking, service and retail employment. The River Tyne and its bridges are one of the most attractive features of the city, and are pictured in the photographs in this gallery.
Click on any of the thumbnail pictures below to see a larger version. Use the arrows to navigate among Paul Heaton's Yorkshire landscape photograph galleries. All of these images of Newcastle and Gateshead are available as unmounted, mounted and framed prints. You can order copies from the individual photo pages or visit our order page for more details of ways to buy these photographs.
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