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County Durham Travel Guide - Historic Buildings
See also: Historic Houses (stately homes) in County Durham.
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Wynch Bridge
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Wynch Bridge is a chain suspension bridge across the river Tees. The first bridge was built in 1741, which may make it the first chain bridge in England. It was built by public subscription to allow lead miners from Holwick to reach the Middleton mines.
Middleton-in-Teesdale,
Teesdale,
County Durham,
England
Attraction Type:
Historic Property
Location: Access as for Low Force waterfall, from a footpath opposite Bowlees Nature Reserve visitor centre lane. There is limited parking in laybys on the B6277 road.
OS NY904279
Heritage Rating: ?
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Dairy Cottage
Castleside
Self catering cottage
Dairy Cottage offers double and twin, bath with shower,Freeview TV and DVD player, Kitchen/livingroom with woodburning stove. more >>
Sleeps 4
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Rookhope Burn Cottage
Rookhope
Self catering cottage
This property sleeps up to 4 people and offers- 2 twin bedrooms, 1 family and bathroom. Private parking, heating and linen included in price. more >>
Sleeps 4
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St George Hotel and 15 days parking
The St George Hotel is one of Durham and Teesside's finest hotels. There are 59 tastefully decorated guest rooms and a fully licensed restaurant and bar offering English and Continental cuisine. Conveniently located for Durham Tees Valley airport and within easy reach of Durham and the North Yorkshire Moors, the … more >>
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King's Head Hotel
The King's Hotel is a 3 star hotel characterised by a blend of Victorian elegance and modern facilities. Following a fire in August the hotel is undergoing refurbishment with a view to re open in 18 months. In the meantime the section of the hotel that was not affected by … more >>
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