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Denemouth Viaduct, Castle Eden Dene
The railway viaduct at Dene Holme over Castle Eden Dene was completed in 1905.[1] It is between Blackhall Colliery and Horden, in County Durham. The viaduct has 10 arches, each spanning 60 ft. A wooden pedestrian walkway was attached on the seaward side of the bridge which was in use up to the 1950s - this walkway was the main route between Blackhall with Horden until a road linking the 2 settlements was built in 1926.[2]
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Horden
- Overview About Horden Map Street View Horden is a village near Peterlee in County Durham, located on the coast about 12 miles south of Sunderland. Horden was a small medieval …
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Blackhall Colliery and Village History
- Article by Dru Trenholm. "People had lived in the Blackhalls area for centuries. Neolithic Stone Age settlements were near Dene Holme, Crimdon Dene, in an area above the caves at …
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Horden
- Overview About Horden Map Street View Horden is a village near Peterlee in County Durham, located on the coast about 12 miles south of Sunderland. Horden was a small medieval …
from http://www.durhamintime.org.u…
Blackhall Colliery and Village History
- Article by Dru Trenholm. "People had lived in the Blackhalls area for centuries. Neolithic Stone Age settlements were near Dene Holme, Crimdon Dene, in an area above the caves at …
Added by
Simon Cotterill
