-
Shincliffe is also a
civil and
ecclesiastical parish consisting of
Shincliffe Village, High
Shincliffe,
Sherburn House and
Whitwell House.
Shincliffe...
- stations, only one of
which survives today:
Shincliffe (called
Shincliffe Town from 1861):
located in
nearby Shincliffe, this
station was
built in 1839 and was...
- High
Shincliffe is a
village in
County Durham, England. It is
situated about two
miles south-east of
Durham City, on the A177 road to Stockton-on-Tees...
- Colliery".
Durham Mining Museum. "Newbottle Colliery".
Durham Mining Museum. "
Shincliffe Colliery".
Durham Mining Museum. "Golborne Colliery".
Northern Mines Research...
-
parish of
Shincliffe, in
County Durham, England. It is
situated approximately 2
miles (3 km) south-east of
Durham between Sherburn and
Shincliffe Village...
- substantial, such as
those at
Sunderland Bridge (near Croxdale), and
Shincliffe. At
Sunderland Bridge the
River Browney joins the Wear. When it reaches...
-
information s****ing behaviour.
Thomas Daniel Wilson was born in 1935 at
Shincliffe Station in
County Durham, England. He left
school at age 16 to work as...
- south-east of Durham, on the A177,
between Coxhoe to the south-east, and High
Shincliffe to the north-west. It is part of the C****op-****-Quarrington parish. Originally...
- a year
later reaching Sherburn, and
after another year
stretching to
Shincliffe. The
original Sunderland terminus was at Town Moor, a
station later described...
- Forge, High Friarside, High Grange, High Haswell, High Hesledon, High
Shincliffe, High Stoop, High Throston, High Urpeth, High Westwood, Hill End, Hill...
