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Cowpen Hall

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Situated just off Cowpen Road the hall was built around 1720 by Peter Potts a skinner and glove manufacturer from Newcastle.  A house is shown on an earlier map but little is known about that building.

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The hall had passed to the Sidney family by 1730 who owned it until the early 20th century. 

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The last recorded owner was a Mrs Muriel Petrie in 1945.

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For some inexplicable reason, the building was converted to a working men's club in 1951 and demolished in 1958 and replaced with a large but pretty unremarkable new working men's club. 

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Cowpen and Bebside Social Club as it was known was itself demolished 1n 1999.

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The site is now occupied by McDonalds. 

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Cowpen and Bebside or just Cowpen Club as it was known shortly before demolition.

From stately home to a McDonalds.

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