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Stainton Grove


Stainton Grove is a village to the north-east of Barnard Castle and a short distance south of Stainton in County Durham. The houses here were built after the Second World War as married quarters for military families at Stainton Camp, which was developed here in 1941.

County Durham Stainton and Streatlam Civil Parish Stainton Stainton Camp
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A former school building at Stainton Grove Industrial Estate
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Stainton Grove
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Houses, Stainton Grove
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Green and houses, Stainton Grove
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Caravans at Stainton Grove
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Stainton Bank (A688)
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Decrepit barn at Stainton Grove
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