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Ashbrooke is a
residential area of Sunderland,
North East
England directly south and south-west of the city centre.
Ashbrooke developed through the Victorian...
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Florence Ashbrooke (about 1861 –
February 20, 1934) was an
actress on the
London and New York stages, and in
silent films.
Ashbrooke was born to British...
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which was near The
Cedars road,
before relocating to
Groves Field in
Ashbrooke in 1882 for one season. The club's
third stadium was
Horatio Street in...
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years after taking on
Ashbrooke Hall as a
retreat for
local Catholic men and
renaming it
Corby Hall.
Ashbrooke Hall, in
Ashbrooke Road, had originally...
- Wear
Metro station,
serving the
University of
Sunderland and
suburb of
Ashbrooke, City of
Sunderland in Tyne and Wear. It
joined the
network on 31 March...
- (1621).[better source needed] In 1985, he
married Sophia Mary
Veronica Ashbrooke, and they had four children: Lady
Isabella Mary
Alexandra Murray (born...
- John
Storey Barwick, 1st
Baronet of
Ashbrooke Grange, J.P., (1840–1915), was an
English industrialist involved within quarries, coal-mining, shipping...
- his time
working for his family. However, in 2015
Robinson signed for
Ashbrooke Sports Club who play in the
third division of the
Sunderland Sunday League...
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forcing him to take up the drums. The ****ureheads pla****
their first gig at
Ashbrooke Cricket and
Rugby Club in
December 2000. They
debuted with
their 2002...
- Sunderland's
amateur Rugby and
Cricket clubs are both
based in
Ashbrooke. The
Ashbrooke ground was
opened on 30 May 1887.
Sunderland has a
vibrant combat...
