Durham Cathedral from Pelaw Woods
Taken on a rare dry day in June 2019. Durham cathedral is now back to it’s best after renovations on the main tower finished
Photos of 'Lost Durham' to go on display
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Old pictures of Durham down the years
View old pictures of Durham including: the Miner's Gala, Durham Regatta, the old ice rink and the riverside
Lumiere: Durham from the New Elvet Bridge
Long Exposure, Fujifilm X100
Old pictures of Durham down the years
View old pictures of Durham including: the Miner's Gala, Durham Regatta, the old ice rink and the riverside
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“Durham Cathedral, England”
Durham City. Winter 2013.
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Murton Colliery
Murton Colliery/Middle Pit
Durham from Observatory Hill
Durham from Observatory Hill
Durham Big Meeting / Miner's Gala (Archive)
Durham Miners Gala, 21st July 1951 - the village 'Mr Universe' - Lawrence Dutton of Easington Lane, leads in Elemore Colliery banner to the amusement of the crowds. DA Neg. collections.beamish.org.uk
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Durham Big Meeting / Miner's Gala (Archive)
Five smart girls wearing bonnets lead their banner over Elvet Bridge, Durham Miners Gala, July 1950. DA Box 337. collections.beamish.org.uk
Milburngate Bridge
At a time when road alterations and bus movement restrictions were in place, a number of services normally based on Durham's bus station were relocated. As seen here on Milburngate Bridge in the city, passengers wait in numbers to board where more sedate pedestrian flow would be the norm. On the left is a Northern General Atlantean (2203) of the CCN batch, in faded Poppy whilst to the rear another Northern Fleetline (JCN reg) seems active. One of my all time favourite bus types ( Burlingham…
Flats engine between Copt Hill and Warden Law
Durham's first new Ice Rink, opened in 1940, at the start of WW2, by local entrepreneur “Icy” Smith.
The rink proved a huge success. It was a place where people could skate for sheer enjoyment or sit back and watch the ice shows or ice hockey and temporarily escape the worries of the war.