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24 Apr 2009

Burnopfield to Lintz (Co. Durham Border Walks)

Filed under: County Durham Border

A circular walk around the countryside surrounding Burnopfield taking in the area’s railway history including the unsolved murder at Lintz Green Station in 1911.

24 April, 2009 at 6:08 by Bill

Tags: burnopfield, gibside, lintz, mining, murders
Posted in County Durham Border | 1 Comment »

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