2. Bob Trollop 32-40 Sandhill Quayside Newcastle Tyne and Wear NE1 1UN (0191) 261 1037

3. What // // Traditional timber framed pub and restaurant located on the Quayside Old fashioned interior 2 bars located to the front and rear Views of the Tyne Bridge and Quayside Numerous antiquities on show Linked to the Red House pub next door Music played regularly, with juke box Rather busy through the weekend, not so much during the week. Vegetarian pub of the year 2000 Open Monday to Saturday 11am – 11pm. Sunday 12pm to 10.30pm //

4. The Pub Timber Framed Structure Painted Render Shop Windows Fronted By Tuscan Pilasters Mullion And Transomed Windows 4 Storeys Tudor arched stone chimney Under brick relieving arch

5. Where // // Located on the northern banks of the River Tyne // Area has been heavily invested in, creating a contemporary entertainment environment. // There is a popular Quayside market that takes place on Sundays // There is a bus service that runs through Quayside connecting it to Newcastle and Gateshead http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Quaylink_Bus_On_Gateshead_Quays.JPG http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Sageandbridge.jpg http://www6.worldisround.com/photos/1/107/274.jpg

6. Architect // Robert Trollope/ Trollap An architect/surveyor/stonemason in the mid-late 17 th Century believed to be born in York He worked predominantly in Northumberland Worked on Newcastle Guildhall Trollope adopted a vernacular Baroque style that he was renown for Made a Freeman of Newcastle Died in 1686

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