Rotary International Durham 1923-1973 #1
Site of the fifteenth century townhouse of the Neville Family demolished 1851
New Market, Market Place, Durham, United Kingdom
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Rotary International Durham 1923-1973 #10
Site of house of Durham's Dick Whittington, Sir John Duck, Mayor of Durham 1680
39 Silver Street, Durham, United Kingdom
Rotary International Durham 1923-1973 #11
Elvet Bridge built 1160 for Bishop Du Puiset, widened 1805 rebuilt 1832, gaol 1632-1819 beneath
Elvet Bridge, Durham, United Kingdom
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Rotary International Durham 1923-1973 #12
Site of the North Gate between Bailey and City. Rebuilt 1420 Removed 1820, former County Gaol.
51 Saddler Street, Durham, United Kingdom
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Rotary International Durham 1923-1973 #2
Moatside Lane. Mediaeval pilgrim's route to the Cathedral.
Moatside Lane, Durham, United Kingdom
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Rotary International Durham 1923-1973 #3
Site of the house of John Gully MP (1783-1863) prize fighter, race-horse and colliery owner
Jevons House, Durham, United Kingdom
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Rotary International Durham 1923-1973 #4
Cathedral Grammar School 1661-1844.
Durham University Dept. of Music, Palace Green, Durham, United Kingdom
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Rotary International Durham 1923-1973 #5
Home of John Meade Falkner (1858-1932) bibliophile and author
Windy Gap, off Palace Green, Durham, United Kingdom
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Rotary International Durham 1923-1973 #6
Bishop Cosin's Almshouses 1666 replacing Bishop Langley's Song and Grammar Schools 1414.
The Alms Houses, Palace Green, Durham, United Kingdom
Rotary International Durham 1923-1973 #7
Bishop Cosin's Library 1669 entrusted to the university 1935
University Library, Palace Green, Durham, United Kingdom
Rotary International Durham 1923-1973 #8
Elvet Hallgarth tithe barn of cathedral monastery late medieaval
Hallgarth Street, Durham, United Kingdom
Rotary International Durham 1923-1973 #9
Former Exchequer and Chancery of The Palatinate. Built for Bishop Neville (1438-57)
University Library, Palace Green, Durham, United Kingdom