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Title
Jubilee Gates
Date
2003
Accession number
NE1_SD_S091
Acquisition method
funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund Grant for Restoration
Work type
Gateway
Owner
Newcastle City Council
Custodian
Newcastle City Council
Work status
extant
Access
at all times
Inscription description
top of entrance gate: LEAZES PARK; gate, left: Jubilee Gates / Originally opened by Alderman / Sir Charles F. Hamond. On 28 October 1897 / to mark the 60th Jubilee of Queen Victoria. / Re-opened by the Lord Mayor of Newcastle upon Tyne / Councillor Margaret R. Carter. On 17 August 2003. / Restoration funded by the / Heritage Lottery Fund.; gate, right: LEAZES PARK / 1873 / RE-OPENED 16TH SEPTEMBER 2004 / BY THE DUCHESS OF NORTHUMBERLAND / RESTORATION FUNDED BY THE / HERITAGE LOTTERY FUND