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Gibside

Gibside is an estate in Tyne and Wear, England. It is located in the valley of the River Derwent on the border with County Durham, between Rowlands Gill and Burnopfield. The estate is the surviving part of a Georgian landscaped park, primarily created under the ownership of Sir George Bowes (1701–60) and designed in large part by Stephen Switzer and…

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Owner
National Trust, Landmark Trust
Location
Rowlands Gill, Gateshead, England
Area
600 acres (240 hectares)
Built
1603–20 (hall) c. 1729–1812 (park)
Built for
Sir William Blakiston (hall) Sir George Bowes (park)
Designated
1 February 1950 · 1 January 1985

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Gibside

Nodes66
Edges65
Triples46
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.030303
Components1

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Gibside

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related to history · 17
Gibside → Blakiston, Both, Bowes, County Durham, Elizabeth Blakiston, England, Hall, However, James, Royal, Sir William Blakiston, Sir William Bowes, Sir William's, Streatlam Castle, The Blakiston, The Gibside, Until
related to Gallery · 7
Gibside → AnglicanismInterior, Calvinist, Column, Gibside Chapel, Gibside ChapelShell, Liberty, The Banqueting HouseAnother
related to Park structures · 6
Gibside → Banqueting House, Bowes-Lyon, Gibside Chapel, Improvements, Liberty, The
Designated · 2
Gibside → 1 February 1950, 1 January 1985
Reference no. · 2
Gibside → 1000508, 1299730
related to External links · 2
Gibside → Gibside Chapel, National Trust3D
Area · 1
Gibside → 600 acres (240 hectares)
Built · 1
Gibside → 1603–20 (hall) c. 1729–1812 (park)
Built for · 1
Gibside → Sir William Blakiston (hall) Sir George Bowes (park)
Location · 1
Gibside → Rowlands Gill, Gateshead, England

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house bowes estate sir william building chapel banqueting family built column blakiston george shell trust park now hall liberty england

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GibsideArea600 acres (240 hectares)1.00infobox
GibsideBuilt1603–20 (hall) c. 1729–1812 (park)1.00infobox
GibsideBuilt forSir William Blakiston (hall) Sir George Bowes (park)1.00infobox
GibsideDesignated1 February 19501.00infobox
GibsideDesignated1 January 19851.00infobox
GibsideLocationRowlands Gill, Gateshead, England1.00infobox
GibsideNearest cityGateshead1.00infobox
GibsideOfficial nameGibside1.00infobox
GibsideOwnerNational Trust, Landmark Trust1.00infobox
GibsideReference no.12997301.00infobox
GibsideReference no.10005081.00infobox
GibsideRestored1965 onward1.00infobox
GibsideWebsiteOfficial website1.00infobox
Gibsideis aestate in Tyne and Wear0.90text

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