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Angerton (Furness)

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Church of St Anne, Bishop Auckland

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Market Place, Bishop Auckland

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Former Church of St Peter

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Drinking Fountain, Durham Chare

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Pegwhistle Burn

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Upper Denton, 1848

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Bastle at Upper Denton

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Newbiggin Hall Farmhouse, St Cuthbert Without

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Newbiggin Hall, St Cuthbert Without

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Crindledyke, Carlisle

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Calvo, Cumbria

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Wolsty, Cumbria

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Warden Law Civil Parish

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Hetton Civil Parish

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Burdon Civil Parish

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Thorpe Leazes

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Wynyard Village

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Wynyard Civil Parish

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Leamside at War

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Greenwich Hospital

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Converted Tithe Barn, Simonburn

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Tithes

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Ecclesiastical Commissioners

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Old Boundary Marker on Scraith Head

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Level crossing at Angerton Hall

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Angerton Moss

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Level crossing near Angerton

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Rough grazing, Angerton

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The Road to Angerton

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Latest 25 comments
Simon Cotterill - Thanks for that information David

Added to 056900:Town Walls Unknown Undated - 2 weeks, 6 days ago
Simon Cotterill - the artist responsible for the above drawing/sketch is Robert JS Bertram, 1871-1953 who amongst other achievements was Master of Design at Armstrong College, Newcastle (later King's College & Newcast…

Added to 056900:Town Walls Unknown Undated - 2 weeks, 6 days ago
Simon Cotterill - Hi Derek - thanks so much for sharing your memories of the pumping station and fascinating that your Grandad liven onsite.

Added to Benwell Water Pumping Station, Axwell Park Road - 2 months, 3 weeks ago
Simon Cotterill - Sorry for the disappointment, but thanks for the update Sue. Title of this resource changed to reflect this.

Added to 'Reaching for the Stars' by Kenneth Armitage, Stephenson's Lane [SCULPTURE MOVED TO EDINBURGH PARK, MAY 2021] - 9 months, 1 week ago
Simon Cotterill - Thanks very much for providing that interesting update Peter - description updated accordingly.

Added to Former Police Station, Church Street, Wooler - 1 year, 7 months ago
Simon Cotterill - This photo is actually Trinity Church, Gosforth

Added to 065172:All Saints Church West Avenue Gosforth Maybury Malcolm 1998 - 2 years, 1 month ago
Simon Cotterill - Thanks Kevin - really interesting to hear about that tradition!

Added to 029130:Wooden Dolly North Shields c.1900 - 2 years, 9 months ago
Simon Cotterill - Thanks for sharing the photos Lisa - a shame to see the damage to the lime kiln.

Added to 04/07/19 - 2 years, 10 months ago
Simon Cotterill - Jan - thanks for adding Millom and District Local History Society to Co-Curate. I've tagged it to appear on the pages for Millom and Millom Town Council Area https://co-curate.ncl.ac.uk/millom and ht…

Added to Millom and District Local History Society - 2 years, 10 months ago
Simon Cotterill - Thanks Emile - a great site dedicated to those lost in the tragedy on the 23rd November in 1942.

Added to SS TILAWA 1942 | THE FORGOTTEN TRAGEDY | NOV 23 1942 - 3 years ago
Simon Cotterill - Thanks so much for sharing that Terry - really interesting (now incorporated into the description).

Added to Dyke House Sports and Technology College - 3 years, 1 month ago
Simon Cotterill - Thanks Neil

Added to Battlefield - 3 years, 2 months ago
Simon Cotterill - Hi Neil, Thanks very much for sharing that and the page on St Ann's has been changed to say Battlefield instead of Byker. The St Ann's Website states Battlefield too. There wasn't anything about B…

Added to Church of St Ann, City Road - 3 years, 2 months ago
Simon Cotterill - Thanks for that John - description now changed to remove the statement that the ruins of the windmill were demolished in 1967, when the roundabout was extended. The article was a secondary source, an…

Added to Billy Mill - 3 years, 4 months ago
Simon Cotterill - Thanks for identifying this John - have tagged it, so that it now appears on the page about the Billy Mill roundabout

Added to 001829:Windmill North Shields c.1900 - 3 years, 4 months ago
Simon Cotterill - Great photo Rory!

Added to Spheres, Newcastle - 3 years, 4 months ago
Simon Cotterill - That's really interesting Nick - bet thats a great panting to have on your wall! I see Cozens was painting in the 18th century, but guessing the postcard is early 20th century. The best bet would be …

Added to Cumbria Postcard - Coniston Water and The Old Man RS16495 - 3 years, 7 months ago
Simon Cotterill - Hi Stewart, Thanks so much for sharing this great information about Sgt. Williams and also his son John. Have added to the page https://co-curate.ncl.ac.uk/spennymoor-ww1-names/

Added to J Williams - 6th DLI - Spennymoor (Wounded) - 4 years ago
Simon Cotterill - Hi Caroline - thanks very much for pointing that out. A new page has been added for the Methodist Chapel and this photo added to it. You now have editing privlidges, so feel free to add/update! http…

Added to Millennium Yew Community Garden : Hamsterley - 4 years ago
Simon Cotterill - Thanks for sharing that fascinating information - sounds like a good candidate for the "House through time" tv series!

Added to Houses, Drumburgh - see comments for history - 4 years, 1 month ago
Simon Cotterill - Hi Heather, thanks for sharing that information about your great uncle. Thats now added to the page, and you now have editing rights for the site. With best wishes, Simon

Added to Mainsforth Colliery and Ferryhill Station War Memorial - 4 years, 1 month ago
Simon Cotterill - Thanks so much Gill - I've now moved these to a separate page https://co-curate.ncl.ac.uk/greenleighton-hexham and your Greenleighton in Rothley remains at https://co-curate.ncl.ac.uk/greenleighton …

Added to Greenleighton - 4 years, 4 months ago
Simon Cotterill - The building is now 'The Brewery', having been Fitzgeralds for many years.

Added to ACC 15391 Exchange Buildings - 4 years, 5 months ago
Simon Cotterill - F.E. Maughan's hardware shop on the corner - still going strong!

Added to ACC 9494 Park Avenue - 4 years, 5 months ago
Simon Cotterill - Amazing photo - thanks for sharing this Discover North Tyneside! When I moved to Whitley Bay many years ago I saw the hexagonal concrete bases for the chalets and presumed that they were old gun empl…

Added to ACC 8060 The Chalets, North Promenade - 4 years, 5 months ago

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