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1857
In Northern England:
- 1st April 1857; opening of the Newton Cap Viaduct over the River Wear at Bishop Auckland.
- 21st May 1857; Mowbray Park in Sunderland opened by John Candlish, MP
- 1857: creation of Wharton Park in Durham
from http://books.google.co.uk/b...
History of the battle of Otterburn fought in 1388. Robert White (1857)
- Book from 1857 available as a free eBook, digitised by Google.
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Simon Cotterill
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Newton Cap Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View Newton Cap Viaduct was built in 1857 to carry the Bishop Auckland to Durham City railway across the River Wear and Newton Cap Bank, which leads ...
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Wharton Park
- Overview Map Street View Wharton Park is a public park situated immediately south of the Railway Station in Durham. The park was created in 1857, by William Lloyd Wharton (1789-1867) ...
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Helton Methodist Chapel
- Overview Map Street View This former Wesleyan Chapel in Helton in Cumbria was built in the mid 19th Century. In 1873 it had 120 sittings; by 1940 these had been ...
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Gainford CofE Primary School
- Overview Map Street View Gainford CofE Primary School on Low Road in Gainford was originally built in 1857 as a National School linked with the close by St Mary's Church. ...
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East Thickley Bridge
- Overview Map East Thickley Bridge (footbridge) is located a short distance east of Locomotion: the National Railway Museum at Shildon. The accommodation bridge crosses Shildon sidings and the former Stockton and ...
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Church of St Stephen, Willington
- Overview Map Street View St. Stephen's is the parish church in Willington. The church was built in 1857, designed by J.A. Cory. It was extended in 1868 and again in ...
from http://books.google.co.uk/b...
History of the battle of Otterburn fought in 1388. Robert White (1857)
- Book from 1857 available as a free eBook, digitised by Google.
Added by
Simon Cotterill
Co-Curate Page
Newton Cap Viaduct
- Overview Map Street View Newton Cap Viaduct was built in 1857 to carry the Bishop Auckland to Durham City railway across the River Wear and Newton Cap Bank, which leads ...
Co-Curate Page
Wharton Park
- Overview Map Street View Wharton Park is a public park situated immediately south of the Railway Station in Durham. The park was created in 1857, by William Lloyd Wharton (1789-1867) ...
Co-Curate Page
Helton Methodist Chapel
- Overview Map Street View This former Wesleyan Chapel in Helton in Cumbria was built in the mid 19th Century. In 1873 it had 120 sittings; by 1940 these had been ...
Co-Curate Page
Gainford CofE Primary School
- Overview Map Street View Gainford CofE Primary School on Low Road in Gainford was originally built in 1857 as a National School linked with the close by St Mary's Church. ...
Co-Curate Page
East Thickley Bridge
- Overview Map East Thickley Bridge (footbridge) is located a short distance east of Locomotion: the National Railway Museum at Shildon. The accommodation bridge crosses Shildon sidings and the former Stockton and ...
