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Broomielaw


Broomielaw is a hamlet loacted about 2 miles north-west of Barnard Castle in County Durham, within the Civil Parish Stainton and Streatlam. It is notable that there was once a railway station here, built as a private halt for Steatlam Castle. The early 18th century farmhouse at Broomielaw is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. By the gable of the porch of the farmhouse is a pump dated 1822, initialled J.B., probably for John Bowes, the owner of the farm and of Streatlam Estate at that time.[1]

County Durham Stainton and Streatlam Civil Parish Streatlam Castle (demolished 1959) Broomielaw Station
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Streatlam Castle (demolished 1959)
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Streatlam Castle (demolished 1959)
- Historical Account (1809) About Streatlam Castle Extract from: Francis Grose & Thomas Astle, The Antiquarian Repertory....(1809): Streatlam Castle IS situate in the western part of the county of Durham, within …
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BROOMIELAW FARMHOUSE AND ATTACHED OUTBUILDINGS AND PUMP
- "Farmhouse with outbuildings and pump attached. Early C18 with early C19 extension and pump dated 1822. Main house coursed squared sandstone, addition sandstone rubble, with plinth, quoins and ashlar dressings; …
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