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Equipment
Old Laundry equipment photographed in situ south of Durham on the old Al. Mill Hill Fathers. Near Durham.
Old Laundry equipment photographed in situ south of Durham on the old Al. Mill Hill Fathers. Near Durham.
Staircase
17th Century oak servants staircase from Sir John Duck's house, Silver Street, Durham City. Demolished September 1962.
17th Century oak servants staircase from Sir John Duck's house, Silver Street, Durham City. Demolished September 1962.
Staircase
17th Century oak staircase from Sir John Duck's house, Silver Street, Durham City. Demolished September 1962.
17th Century oak staircase from Sir John Duck's house, Silver Street, Durham City. Demolished September 1962.
Staircase
17th Century oak staircase from Sir John Duck's house, Silver Street, Durham City. Demolished September 1962.
17th Century oak staircase from Sir John Duck's house, Silver Street, Durham City. Demolished September 1962.
Staircase
17th Century oak staircase from Sir John Duck's house, Silver Street, Durham City. Demolished September 1962.
17th Century oak staircase from Sir John Duck's house, Silver Street, Durham City. Demolished September 1962.
Staircase
17th Century oak staircase from Sir John Duck's house, Silver Street, Durham City. Demolished September 1962.
17th Century oak staircase from Sir John Duck's house, Silver Street, Durham City. Demolished September 1962.
General view
A view over the River Wear to Framwellgate Bridge with the church of Our Lady of Mercy and St. Godric (R.C.) beyond. Durham City.
A view over the River Wear to Framwellgate Bridge with the church of Our Lady of Mercy and St. Godric (R.C.) beyond. Durham City.
Waterside
A view over the River Wear to the railway viaduct and the church of Our Lady of Mercy and St. Godric (R.C.) on the right. The latter is a listed building grade II. (1998 - the foreground is now Milburngate Shopping Centre.) Durham City.
A view over the River Wear to the railway viaduct and the church of Our Lady of Mercy and St. Godric (R.C.) on the right. The latter is a listed building grade II. (1998 - the foreground is now Milburngate Shopping Centre.) Durham City.
The Waterside
General view of houses beside the River Wear in Durham City, (1998 - now the site of Milburngate Shopping Centre.)
General view of houses beside the River Wear in Durham City, (1998 - now the site of Milburngate Shopping Centre.)
The Bailey
Exterior of a house in The Bailey, Durham City.
Exterior of a house in The Bailey, Durham City.
The Bailey
Beyond the gateway bounding the cathedral precincts on the east, is the Bailey, one of the loveliest streets in England, graced by many delightful Georgian houses. Durham City. (See The Kings England, Durham by Arthur Mee)
Beyond the gateway bounding the cathedral precincts on the east, is the Bailey, one of the loveliest streets in England, graced by many delightful Georgian houses. Durham City. (See The Kings England, Durham by Arthur Mee)
The Bailey
General view of houses and the Assembly Rooms, The Bailey, Durham City.
General view of houses and the Assembly Rooms, The Bailey, Durham City.
The Bailey
Beyond the gateway bounding the cathedral precincts on the east, is the Bailey, one of the loveliest streets in England, graced by many delightful Georgian houses. Durham City. (See The Kings England, Durham by Arthur Mee)
Beyond the gateway bounding the cathedral precincts on the east, is the Bailey, one of the loveliest streets in England, graced by many delightful Georgian houses. Durham City. (See The Kings England, Durham by Arthur Mee)
Doorway
Bishop Cosins Hall which stands on the east side of Palace Green, Durham City. It is a listed building Grade II with "fluted ionic pilasters, raised segmental near semi circular pediment and rich carvings of branches with leaves below (See Pevsner page 132)
Bishop Cosins Hall which stands on the east side of Palace Green, Durham City. It is a listed building Grade II with "fluted ionic pilasters, raised segmental near semi circular pediment and rich carvings of branches with leaves below (See Pevsner page 132)
Doorway
The doorway of no.42 North Bailey, Durham City. The building has a nicely pedimented doorway. (See Pevsner page 133) and is listed Grade II
The doorway of no.42 North Bailey, Durham City. The building has a nicely pedimented doorway. (See Pevsner page 133) and is listed Grade II
Doorways
The doorways of Nos. 41 and 42 North Bailey, Durham City. The buildings are listed Grade II and are owned by Durham University
The doorways of Nos. 41 and 42 North Bailey, Durham City. The buildings are listed Grade II and are owned by Durham University
Staircase
17th Century oak staircase from Sir John Duck's house, Silver Street, Durham City. Demolished September 1962.
17th Century oak staircase from Sir John Duck's house, Silver Street, Durham City. Demolished September 1962.
Holywell Manor
Interior of Holywell Manor, Brancepeth, Co Durham. A panel of plaster moulding in the dining room. Moulds same as those used in Bessie Surtees House in Newcastle. July 1969.
Interior of Holywell Manor, Brancepeth, Co Durham. A panel of plaster moulding in the dining room. Moulds same as those used in Bessie Surtees House in Newcastle. July 1969.
Holywell Manor
Old archway in the foot of the boundary wall around the grounds of Holywell Manor, Brancepeth, Durham. Reputed to be where Oliver Cromwell watched his prisoners taken to Brancepeth Castle. July 1967.
Old archway in the foot of the boundary wall around the grounds of Holywell Manor, Brancepeth, Durham. Reputed to be where Oliver Cromwell watched his prisoners taken to Brancepeth Castle. July 1967.
Holywell Manor
Holywell Manor, Brancepeth, Co Durham. End wall old Hall. NB doorway top is similar to that of Crook Hall, Durham and Houghton Old Hall. July 1967.
Holywell Manor, Brancepeth, Co Durham. End wall old Hall. NB doorway top is similar to that of Crook Hall, Durham and Houghton Old Hall. July 1967.
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