STE001
Tyne
Stella
Stella, Slipway
Gateshead
54.969832, -1.727254
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Opened:
1826
Closed:
1826
Owners:
P Tate
Types built here:
Customers (Not Exhaustive):
Estimated Output:
1
Construction Materials:
Wood
Status:
Reclaimed
Last Updated:
11/06/23
Description
Evidence of a slipway can be seen on the first edition Ordnance Survey maps at Stella. A long and narrow indentation including 1 or 2 ancillary buildings may indicate the disused slipway of Tate, who operated out of Stella in 1826. Unfortunately limited records survive, but Tynebuiltships record one paddle steamer Tug built by Tate in this year.
The slip appears to have been filled in by the 1890s, though satellite imagery indicates there may be part of the structure on the river bank.
Ordnance Survey, 1862 and surveyed in 1856. A man made quay or slipway can be seen directly north of the railway above Stella Hall.
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Historic Environment Records
Durham/Northumberland: Keys to the Past
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