Hazel Bank Plantation

Wood, Forest in Durham

England

Hazel Bank Plantation

Outbuildings at The Clarence The garage-like building with blue doors is at the road angle where Ninefields and The Clarence meet; both are named roads in Bishop Auckland west of the town centre, but effectively the same road, and a cul-de-sac. The Clarence extends behind the camera position ending at a final house a few properties along. — Outbuildings at The Clarence Credit: Trevor Littlewood

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Hazel Bank Plantation Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.67283/-1.6643333 or Grid Reference NZ2130. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Outbuildings at The Clarence

The garage-like building with blue doors is at the road angle where Ninefields and The Clarence meet; both are named roads in Bishop Auckland west of the town centre, but effectively the same road, and a cul-de-sac. The Clarence extends behind the camera position ending at a final house a few properties along.

Trevor Littlewood

Surtees Street

Surtees Street, Bishop Auckland looking downhill from near the junction with Etherley Lane.

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Building of Wesleyan Schools, Bishop Auckland

The Wesleyan Schools building, inscribed with its name and the date (probably 1858) is on the south side of Russell Street. The view is across Etherley Lane from the west end of Edward Street.

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Path at field edge on north side of Durham Road

The path descends alongside a drilled field with the parkland of Auckland Castle off to the right. The small town of Bishop Auckland lies beyond the trees, its only high-rise building seen above them.

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Bishop Auckland Cemetery chapel

The chapel, built around 1894 is grade II listed. The cemetery in which it's situated is to the east of the town centre on undulating ground through which flows the River Gaunless.

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Arrival from Darlington

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Bishop Auckland Railway Station

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Station Hotel, Bishop Auckland

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Wesley Methodist Church, Bishop Auckland

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'The Mitre', Bishop Auckland

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Stan Laurel statue, Bishop Auckland

A former resident, in his youth.

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One of many empty retail premises, on Newgate Street

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Specsavers, Bishop Auckland

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Traditional, but vacant shopfront on Newgate Street

Formerly occupied by Dorothy Perkins.

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Bob Hardisty Drive

This road in Bishop Auckland is named for John Roderick Elliot "Bob" Hardisty who was born in Chester-Le-Street. He played football mainly for Bishop Auckland and also represented Great Britain at a number of Olympic Games.

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Automotive businesses on Peel Street

There's a concentration of automotive businesses in the vicinity of Peel Street in Bishop Auckland, a sort of 'Motor Quarter'.

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Monumental Masons and houses on South Church Road

The monumental mason's business is at No. 7, South Church Road in Bishop Auckland; there seems to be a house as part of the property.

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Drinking fountain at foot of Castle Chare, Bishop Auckland

The fountain is at the foot of steps which rise through the space and woodland beyond: that's Castle Chare. The fountain was 'Erected by the Temperance Society' in 1873. The foreground road is Gib Chare.

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Show me another place!

Hazel Bank Plantation is located at Grid Ref: NZ2130 (Lat: 54.67283, Lng: -1.6643333)

Unitary Authority: County Durham

Police Authority: Durham