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Thankfully the four largest, at Newcastle, Darlington, York and Hull survive in transport use, and Alnwick in non-transport use as ( currently ) a second hand book warehouse, the others having been demolished during the 1950s / 60s state-owned railway era, two ( Sunderland and Middlesbrough ) following World War 2 blitz damage, the others through sheer wanton disregard for the industrial North East region's architectural heritage.
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