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Dun Cow Lane


Dun Cow Lane runs from North Bailey to Palace Green, along side Durham Cathedral. The lane is part of the Durham World Heritage Site.
Durham (City) North Bailey Abbey House Dun Cow Cottage
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Dun Cow Lane and its Buildings
- "Dun Cow Lane takes its name after a legendary Dun Cow that led the community of St Cuthbert to Durham in 995.....Although today an easily accessible lane leading up to …
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