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Streatlam


Streatlam in County Durham is an area north-east of Barnard Castle associated with the former Streatlam Estate, which had been owned by the Bowes family. Streatlam Castle was demolished in 1959, but much of the estate remains as Streatlam Park (privately owned), and two gatehouses and a few other structures. 

County Durham Stainton and Streatlam Civil Parish South Lodge, Streatlam Park Streatlam Camp (WW2) Streatlam Castle (demolished 1959)
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Streatlam Park eventing jumps
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Streatlam Park from the North East boundary wall
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South Lodge : Streatlam Park
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Wall bridge over Forthburn Beck
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