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Wylam Wharf

Photograph at the Wylam Wharf blue plaque

Wylam Wharf. First recorded in 1601. This Wharf was used to trade in coal and general goods. Its central location made it one of the busiest of Sunderland's Wharves. The name derives from Edward Wylam who acquired it in 1819.

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Source: Open Plaques. Geographic data via OpenStreetMap.

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