- Major Bager’s Last Post
- Three Photographers: their development in Heaton
- A Peacock’s Tale
- Robbie Burns in Heaton: a Scottish mystery
- The Captain’s Medal
- Where the Shoe Tree Grows
- Heaton Park’s Forgotten House
- Jack Common: man of literature
- Heaton Voices Tour the World
- John Henry Holmes: electrical leading light
- Arthur Edward George: aviation pioneer
- Last Bank Standing
- Flying Visits to Jesmond Dene
- A Darling of Third Avenue
- Kiddar’s Luck and Edwardian Heaton
- Steam, Swede and Pineapples
- Chas and Jimi: Heaton legends
- William Brogg Leighton: man of many parts
- Property Ownership in Heaton Township 1795-1810
- *** POSTPONED Cobbled Streets and Penny Sweets in ’50s Newcastle POSTPONED ***
- Byron Dawson: renowned Heaton artist
- ***POSTPONED Harry Hotspur’s Big Night Out: the battle of Otterburn POSTPONED***
- George Stephenson: father of the railways
- The Great Peace: a Heaton schoolgirl’s memento
- The Lit & Phil: ‘a valuable NE institution’
- Workers Aid for Bosnia: the Heaton connection
- Heaton Colliery in Numbers
- North East Film Archive Presents …
- The Pumphrey Family: Newcastle Tea and Coffee Merchants
- Gladstone Adams’ Inspired Drive
- Dorothy of Heaton
- Heaton and the Peterloo protest
- Parsons’ man and Apollo 11
- Remembering the Coronation through Wills’ employees’ eyes
- The Border Reivers
- Newcastle Hospitals: nine centuries of care
- Torn from Home: from Bosnia to Heaton
- Quarter Century of Women Priests in Heaton
- King of Swing: Heaton’s champion golfer
- Windows Shopping: 111 years of Tyneside music
- Wor Woolies
- Parsons Memorabilia and Memories
- Percy Forster: a short life well-remembered
- Gertrude Bell: desert queen
- Heaton’s ‘Harley Street’
- FA Cup to US Vases: Lucien Emile Boullemier
- Class Act? A history of Newcastle schools
- Matron Lily Atkinson Royal Red Cross
- Tyneside’s Home Front in WW2
- Christmas Fayre from Heaton Hall
- Heaton Divided: the 1740 Corn Riots
- Thomas Bewick: artist, naturalist, celebrity
- Peggy Murray: Lord Mayor and adopted Heatonian
- 800 Years of Newcastle Mayors
- Heaton Secondary Schools: the beginning
- The Dewey-Eyed Librarian and his Legacy in Heaton
- Northumberland and the ’15 Jacobite Rising’
- Social Care in Almshouses and Aged Miner Homes in the North East
- Alexander Wilkie Commemoration
- Heaton! the movies
- Wrong Place, Wrong Time: Heaton WW1 civilian prisoners of war
- Heaton’s Paper Paradise
- Alexander Wilkie: Scotland’s first Labour MP
- The Lyons’ Roar – NEW DATE
- Seven Bridges –the crossings of the Tyne Gorge
- Sir Vincent Litchfield Raven: railway legend
- St Gabriel’s in Wartime: siblings on the war memorial
- Heaton! the writer’s update
- The Stoneys of Heaton: unsung heroes of the Parsons’ story
- Lord Armstrong (1810-1900): his science and his legacy
- Heaton! The Show
- Ralph Hedley: Tyneside’s finest painter?
- Two Davids: Grubb Parsons’ stellar double act
- Fenham and the Garden Suburb
- Sir Ove Arup: engineer and philosopher
- George Stanley introduces ‘Heaton!’
- Home Sweet Home
- If We Do Not Count, We Shall Not Be Counted
- The King’s Shilling
- Forgotten Music Makers of Heaton
- 10 Sefton Avenue: a time-line
- The Lost Industries of Tyneside
- The Parish Church of St Gabriel Part 3: the war memorials
- Two Heaton war heroes honoured
- Joseph Cowen and Radical Newcastle
- Through Byker to Baikal – and back
- Memories of Eighth Avenue
- The Stroud Family of Cresta
- Heaton Football Memorabilia Uncovered
- Swimming for Heaton
- Different Kind of Courage: conscientious objectors from the NE in WW1
- White Teeth to Blue Bottle: the Domestos story
- Heaton fliers: the Smith family and Newcastle Aero Club
- Jesmond Dene: past, present and future
- North East Bobbies
- Lower Ouseburn Valley
- Metal Box
- Heaton at Play Part 1
- The Brave, the Bold and the Bad: north east men from the past
- North East Life in the 1930s, 40s and 50s
- To Heaton for Love: an artist’s life
- The Parish Church of St Gabriel Part 2: the next stage
- Heaton Schooldays in the 40s and 50s
- Hadrian’s Wall in Prose, Poetry, Pictures, Song and Music
- Grim up North? J B Priestley in NE England
- Around Heaton’s Shops – with a Camera (Part One)
- The Gallant John Weldon DCM
- The Magic Roundabout
- A Hundred Years of Heaton Sprouts
- John Wallace: landscape painter in oils
- Our Shakespeare Streets
- Our home in Eighth Avenue (Heaton in the 40s and 50s Part 1)
- The Bard of Stratford (Grove Terrace)
- The Slavery Business and North East England
- The Night Bombs Rained on Heaton: expanded second edition
- Byker: wall to wall
- Heaton Olivers
- Slippers by the Hearth: home from home on Stratford Grove
- Shopping on Chillingham Road
- The People of Heaton High Pit
- Kate Elizabeth Ogg Remembered
- East Side Stories: now that’s what I call the North East!
- The Redoubtable Mrs Harrison Bell: campaigner and social reformer
- Harry, Heaton Park Road Hairdresser
- Chilli Road School: a fascinating new history
- The Really Incredible Heaton Telescope
- Heaton Herbals
- Den of Thieves
- Member feedback
- The ‘Happy Heatonians’ – Bob Colston’s Variety Entertainment Group
- Paddy Freeman’s Park and Wild Jesmond Dene
- Harry Clasper: International Geordie Rowing Superstar
- Heaton Beneath Our Feet
- Parish Church of St Gabriel Part 1: wood, iron & stone
- An exile remembers: Part 5 – Heaton Park 2015
- Shields Road Landmarks and Legends
- The People’s Shakespeare
- Bowlers in bowlers?
- Rex Hart, The Man with the X-Ray Eyes
- The Grand Opening
- The Pleasures of the Postcard: small but beautifully formed
- A Road by Any Other Name
- Heaton History Film Night
- Photography in the blood
- An exile remembers: Part 4 – Armstrong Park 2015
- Heaton’s Back Lane Mysteries and Memories
- Ringtons’ Story
- The Night Bombs Rained on Heaton
- Writing Northumbria
- An exile remembers: Part 3 – changes
- VAD Nurses in Heaton’s Avenues
- High Speed Heaton: the impact of railways on Heaton and Newcastle
- The Gilhomes of Heaton
- Educating High Heaton
- Wherrymen and Chain-horse Lads: transport in the Ouseburn
- An exile remembers: Part 2 – the old walk
- Heaton’s four times champion
- Joseph Fagg Story – Food Prices and Impact on Wages
- S in Ringtons, Tea in Heaton
- An exile remembers: Part 1 – the old house
- Songs of the Ouseburn
- Heaton Road Shops: then and now
- The signalman and his daughter
- Feeding the Avenues
- The Grainger Market: a people’s history
- Dead Man’s Handle
- The Woods of Seventh Avenue
- Heaton Mining Disaster Film – call for volunteers
- Nostalgic Views of the North 2: more from the Ward Philipson collection
- Coquet Villa – house of romance
- Pupils and teacher reunited
- Leslie Daykin Jeffcoat, a son and great uncle at war
- King John’s Heaton
- Heaton Mining Disaster – 200 years on
- Knitting Laws
- Rachel Parsons: queen of the machine
- Women of the Roman Wall
- Newcastle’s War Hospitals
- Hearing Henner Hudspeth
- Fred Blenkinsop Robinson: teenage soldier who died of flu
- Castles of Heaton
- Cardigan Terrace: the memories live on
- The Lumleys of Sixth Avenue
- Dreams of Nature: William Armstrong and Jesmond Dene
- The Home Front in World War One
- The People’s Theatre: Past, Present and Future
- Jack Common’s Avenues in Wartime
- The Heaton Main Colliery Disaster 1815
- Celebration of our Mining Heritage
- Back Close to Craigmore
- Pit to Pi: the life of Charles Hutton
- Jesmond Old Cemetery – the Highgate of the North
- High Flyer of Tenth Avenue
- The Poetry of Alex Robson
- All With Smiling Faces – Football Double Bill
- Mrs Sweeney Remembers Bygone Heaton
- In Memory of William Brogg Leighton
- Hens That Want To Crow: Suffragists and Suffragettes of the North East of England, 1866-1918
- Heaton’s Favourite Football Team
- Pressed! History of the Press Gang in the North East of England
- Heaton’s Mining Heritage – and your chance to help commemorate it
- The Heaton Road Millionaires’ Row That Never Was
- The Donaldsons of Seventh Avenue
- Craigielea – history of a Heaton house
- Royal Opening of Heaton’s Parks
- Ouseburn before 1850 – talk
- The musical ‘spies’ of Tenth Avenue
- Chilli Chimps
- The Coachman of Heaton Hall
- Heaton Avenues in Wartime
- Nostalgic views of the North: the Ward Philipson collection
- Lords to the Oval via Heaton
- Heaton’s parks remembered
- To Edward Lawson – for valour
- George Waller – life as a champion
- Shopping on Heaton Road: a century of social change
- 188 Heaton Road
- 88 Heaton Road – Clough’s Sweet Shop
- Railways before George Stephenson
- John Gilroy – Heaton to Royals and Rome
- 60 Heaton Road
- 101 Addycombe Terrace
- John Grundy is back
- The Great Heaton History Quiz
- Heaton Town Farm
- Picture Palaces of Heaton (and Byker)
- 204 Heaton Road
- George Waller – world champion cyclist
- Heaton, Byker and Walker in Old Picture Postcards
- Castle on the Corner
- The photographer and his house
- 200 Heaton Road
- 57 Heaton Road – the ice cream parlour
- Remembering Heaton Road Co-op
- 194 Heaton Road
- Hadrian’s Wall and its Landscape from Newcastle to Wallsend: discoveries since 2000
- Meet me on the corner
- Will Ye Buy Ma Fresh Fish?
- Heaton Station: a whistle-stop tour
- Jack Common
- 76 Heaton Road
- Colin Veitch plaque unveiled
- Poem for Colin Veitch
- Memories of Jesmond Vale
- 92 Heaton Road
- Colin Veitch’s Twelve Days of Christmas
- Life and Wartime on Heaton Hall Estate
- Working at the Wills Factory
- Heaton’s Lost Burn
- The Self-Build Estate of Tudor Wynd
- Road to the Park exhibition
- The Prince of Wales’ visit 1923
- Freedom of the Streets: the life and work of Jack Common
- 75 Years and Counting – Cloughs of Heaton Road
- Colin Veitch: Edwardian superman
- An introduction to Local and Family History Resources in Newcastle City Library
- When the Hoppings came to the Ouseburn
- Hadrian’s Wall and its legacy on Tyneside
- Torday Photographs of High Heaton
- Beneath our Feet – the coal mines and miners of Heaton
- 185 Shields Road
- Summer Walks in the Park (and beyond)
- 212 Chillingham Road
- Heaton: from farms to foundries
- Heaton History Group Corporate Supporters
- Heaton’s Favourite Buildings
- Inflammatory Incident in Heaton Park
- John Grundy: The Buildings of Heaton
- A year of activities and talks announced
- Heaton History Group Launched
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