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The Robert Stephenson Centre
Dott 07 resides in The Robert Stephenson Centre (RSC), Sussex Street, Newcastle upon Tyne.
Robert Stephenson (1803 - 1859), an MP and North East entrepreneur, was one of the founding fathers of the railway age. Robert Stephenson designed and built the Rocket, the first passenger locomotive. The RSC is the original boiler and plate house where Robert Stephenson carried out a lot of his work.
The Robert Stephenson Trust use the original office at the back of the building for their headquarters.
The building, almost 200 years old, is an amazing space as you can see from the images below. These images were taken in September 2006.
Outside The Robert Stephenson Centre.
Outside The Robert Stephenson Centre.
Inside The Robert Stephenson Centre.
Inside The Robert Stephenson Centre. Right: Somewhere we can site for small meetings.
The office pods built inside the original building.
The original roof structure inside the building.
Left: A large mezzanine floor provides space for displays and functions.
The brick work
If it's not too cold we have team meetings in the large area.
Original items inside the building from the boiler and plate shop days.
More original items inside the building.
Robert Stephenson (1803 - 1859), an MP and North East entrepreneur, was one of the founding fathers of the railway age. Robert Stephenson designed and built the Rocket, the first passenger locomotive. The RSC is the original boiler and plate house where Robert Stephenson carried out a lot of his work.
The Robert Stephenson Trust use the original office at the back of the building for their headquarters.
The building, almost 200 years old, is an amazing space as you can see from the images below. These images were taken in September 2006.
Outside The Robert Stephenson Centre.
Outside The Robert Stephenson Centre.
Inside The Robert Stephenson Centre.
Inside The Robert Stephenson Centre. Right: Somewhere we can site for small meetings.
The office pods built inside the original building.
The original roof structure inside the building.
Left: A large mezzanine floor provides space for displays and functions.
The brick work
If it's not too cold we have team meetings in the large area.
Original items inside the building from the boiler and plate shop days.
More original items inside the building.
