Victoria Tunnels - Newcastle jan/feb 2011

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Victoria Tunnels - Newcastle jan/feb 2011

Victoria Tunnels

Attendence: Forsaken,Horus,Goan,Emotive69,Urbanfox,Lucid

Stole with authorization from explorer i was with

The Victoria Tunnel is an early Victorian Grade II listed tunnel, originally coal was transorted on carts through Newcastle which wasn’t popular so plans were made to build a wagonway to transport it.
The Victoria Tunnel was named after Queen Victoria, and officially opened 7th April 1842.
On its opening a train of wagons containing coal and local dignitaries took half an hour to travel its length !
The tunnel also later came into use as an air raid shelter in WW2 hence the blast doors toilets etc ..
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Hope you enjoyed!​
 
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Thanks for the pics and info mate,really good. I love underground tunnels.:)

How long are theses tunnels ? Are they a tourist attraction ? or locked up ?
 
the tunnel is pretty long, but this tunnel is off limits, and bricked up so far down, on the otherside of the brick work is the tunnel thats avalible for tours, heard its about £3
 
Wow!! Awsome shots there!.. I didnt even know them tunnels existed and Ive recently moved away from Newcastle :mad:
 
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