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The Hidden History of Clayton Street | Newcastle City Centre’s Golden Landmark

Welcome to another episode from 55 Degrees North – where we uncover the stories behind the streets of the North East. Today we’re in Newcastle upon Tyne, walking along Clayton Street – a historic but often overlooked part of the city centre. Built during the 1830s as part of the ambitious Grainger Town redevelopment, Clayton Street was designed to connect Newcastle’s thriving core with its west end. In this video, we explore: The street’s Georgian and Victorian architecture Famous buildings like the Grainger Market frontage and Clarendon House The story behind Northern Goldsmiths and the iconic Golden Lady clock Notable events, businesses, and residents from the past 200 years How Clayton Street evolved from a busy high street to a cherished part of Newcastle’s heritage Whether you're a history fan, architecture lover, or just looking for things to do in Newcastle city centre, this is a walk through time you won’t want to miss. 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more in-depth videos on the history of the North East. 📍 Filmed on location in Grainger Town, Newcastle upon Tyne 📆 Featuring buildings from the 1830s–1930s ⏰ Including the story of the Golden Lady Statue clock #history #historia #newcastle