'Papes of Newcastle' was actually an individual who hand-made fishing rods in Newcastle-upon-Tyne in the north-east of England around 1930 / 1940. He operated from a shop premises on Grey Street in the city centre (which today is still in use a shop (Bagnall and Kirkwood) that retails fishing tackle and guns, although there is no connection with Pape himself). Typically, he would 'buy in' rod blanks from manufacturers and finish them off with handles, binding on rings, fitting ferrules etc.
He died in a motor accident (I believe) around 1940. (Info supplied is from enquiries made locally, as I live in Newcastle ... there is little or no information available via Google etc)
The town where is located the Palais des Papes is Avignon.
Rod Brown of the Rocket Rangers - 1953 Money-Makers of Juno 1-33 was released on: USA: 28 November 1953
G. Mollat has written: 'Les papes d'Avignon' -- subject(s): Papacy 'Les papes d'Avignon (1305-1378)' -- subject(s): History, Catholic Church, Papacy, Popes
newcastle in austrailia
newcastle college or newcastle university?
The address of the Newcastle Public Library is: 705 Nw 10Th, Newcastle, 73065 4021
The address of the Newcastle Historical Society is: Po Box 482, Newcastle, ME 04553-0482
The Carling Academy in Newcastle, now known as the O2 Academy Newcastle is located in Westgate Road, Newcastle. It should not be confused with the O2 Academy 2 Newcastle.
she grew up in Newcastle, hence the jordy accent.
3 They are: Newcastle upon Tyne (Tyne & Wear) Newcastle (Shropshire) Newcastle under Lyme (Staffordshire)
1892 with the merger of Newcastle East and Newcstle West
Population of Newcastle is 288,732.