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011987:Wheat Sheaf Inn 3 - 4 Cloth Market 1853

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Hopetown Carriage Works, Darlington 30.06.2009 P6300124

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Beehive coking ovens

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Hopetown Carriage Works seen from main entrance side, Darlington 30.06.2009 P6300106

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Church of St. Mary, Whorlton
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Church of St. Mary, Whorlton
- Overview Map St. Mary's Church in Whorlton, County Durham, is now part of the combined parish of Barnard Castle with Whorlton. The Norman chapel which originally stood on this site …
Church of St Luke
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Church of St Luke
- Overview Map Street View St. Luke's Church is located on Church Lane in Ferryhill. The Early English-style Parish church, by George Pickering, was consecrated in September 1853; it replaced an …
Fulwell Pumping Station
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Fulwell Pumping Station
- Overview Map Fulwell Pumping Station was built in 1853, designed by Thomas Hawksley. The water pumping station is located to the north of Fulwell, near Cut Throat Dean, which marks …
Church of St Patrick, Patterdale
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Church of St Patrick, Patterdale
Blyth and Tyne Railway
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Blyth and Tyne Railway
- Overview About the Blyth & Tyne Railway The Blyth & Tyne Railway was formed in 1853 to amalgamate several private railways and waggonways that had developed to carry coal from …
Acklington First School (1853 - 2018)
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Acklington First School (1853 - 2018)
- Overview Map Street View A National School was established in Acklington in 1853. This went on to be Acklington Church of England First School. The school was closed on the …
High Hesket CE Primary School
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High Hesket CE Primary School
- Overview Map Street View High Hesket Church of England School is a voluntary controlled school in High Hesket. The school has about 170 pupils aged 3 to 11. The current …

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