Morden Tower
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- FridayOpen 24 hours
- SaturdayOpen 24 hours
- SundayOpen 24 hours
- MondayOpen 24 hours
- TuesdayOpen 24 hours
- WednesdayOpen 24 hours
- ThursdayOpen 24 hours
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Metin Huseyin
21.03.2024
Morden Tower
Worth the walk round the back of China town to see this historical building. There’s no access to the tower itself but it’s fun to stand there and imagine Ginsberg being led there to read Howl.
eastvillepark
02.03.2024
Morden Tower
This is next tower along from Ever tower along from Chinatown. This is visible from both sides of the wall.
Catherine Doyle
19.02.2024
Morden Tower
The best preserved tower on the Newcastle City walls and a hugely historic venue for poetry, sadly no entry inside now.
James Thompson
16.02.2024
Morden Tower
An interesting tower that is part of the historic town Wall. English and local history is so good.
Dost kakar
01.02.2024
Morden Tower
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Graeme Walker
24.12.2023
Morden Tower
The most important poetry venue in the world. Support it.
Richy Hypno
20.12.2023
Morden Tower
Not much left but with a look if you are out for a stroll.
antonios varzakis
17.12.2023
Morden Tower
The Tower was built about 1290. It is one of five Drum towers that remain of the sixteen that were built as part of the medieval town wall enclosing the city of Newcastle. The tower and wall were built on ground sloping towards the south, which formed part of the precinct of the Dominican Blackfriars, Newcastle, many of the buildings of which still survive. From the 16th century the Morden Tower housed the Company of Plumbers, Plasterers and Glaziers.
Ruth Davison
17.12.2023
Morden Tower
Great history
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34-36 Stowell St, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 4XQ
Morden Tower