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North Tyneside, located in Tyne and Wear, England, is a place of rich history and stunning natural beauty. On the 6th of April 1998, locals gathered at The Emperor Hadrian pub in Battle Hill, Wallsend to enjoy a pint and soak up the atmosphere. Looking south on a midsummer's day across the Tynemouth Long Sands towards the Priory, Castle, and the mouth of the Tyne is truly breathtaking. Recent conservation efforts have been undertaken to preserve this picturesque view for generations to come. At the mouth of River Tyne stands the North Pier in Tynemouth. This iconic structure serves as a reminder of North Tyneside's maritime heritage and offers visitors an opportunity to take in panoramic views of their surroundings. A causeway leads to St. Marys Lighthouse on St. Marys Island in Whitley Bay. This enchanting spot showcases both natural beauty and architectural marvels that make it a must-visit destination within North Tyneside. Dowey's boat building yard has stood proudly since around 1850 in North Shields. It serves as a testament to the region's shipbuilding legacy that has shaped its identity over centuries. Another gem within North Tyneside is Morpth of The North - an area known for its charm and character that captivates all who visit with its quaint streets lined with historic buildings. St Marys Island also boasts not only its namesake lighthouse but also captivating landscapes that showcase why it remains one of North Tyneside's most beloved spots. The New Winning pub holds fond memories for many locals who gathered there on September 5th, 1992 while The Duke Of York pub welcomed patrons on September 22nd, 1992 - both establishments serving as pillars within Wallsend community life. Lastly, Ship In The Hole pub offered respite from daily life when it opened its doors on June 10th, 1991.