bride and groom kissing at Durham Museum
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Little Sparks Toddler Group is being launched by the Learning Team at Locomotion: The National Railway Museum in Shildon, County Durham
Image taken for Brandeis Store in 1939; photo owned by Durham Museum
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NZ2154 :: Omnibus at Beamish Open Air Museum, near to Beamish, County Durham, England by Raymond Knapman
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The Yorkshire Museum in York was one of the earliest purpose-built museums in the country. It opened in 1830 as the new home for the collections of the Yorkshire Philosophical Society. The first keeper was the famous geologist John Phillips. The museum is built in the grounds of York's Abbey, St Mary's, on land given by royal grant in 1828. - York at PicturesofEngland.com where you can explore the beautiful country of England with photos, history, facts, maps and more.
"To the pious memory of Stephen Harvey , auditor of the Dutchy of Lancaster & Anne his wife (on whom he had issue 3 sons viz; Francis, William, Stephen & 2 daughters Dorothy and Mary) She departed this life ye 14 of ……. 1590 . He ye 8th of November Anno Dni 1606" Sir Stephen of Cotton, Hardingstone, was the first of the family to come here from Bletchworth Surrey Ann was the daughter of Richard Greene of Braughing, Herts Built c1620-1633 by youngest son Stephen who kneels in the middle "by whose appointment this monument was erected" A. Sir Francis Harvey died 2 August 1632 Judge of the Common Pleas 1632 educated at Barnard’s Inn; Middle Temple 1582, called to the bar 1591 . knighted 1626 , MP for Aldeburgh m1 Elizabeth Hemming of Herts., widow of...... James of London, Children - 1 son & 4 daughters 1. Stephen d1630 www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/6ke2bF of Milton Malsor , MP for Northampton Maria only daughter & sole heiress of Mary Richard Murden 1635 flic.kr/p/948oSs of Morton Morrell Warks & Mary daughter of Thomas Woodward of Butlers Marston 1. Frances 1629 m Edward Palmer www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/27Q12K of Stoke Doyle m2 Christian dsp to whom he left £15000 in his will B. William 1633 of Weston Favell C. Stephen "citizen and merchant of London" , later of Weston Favell In their different offices and professions the Harveys did well under the Tudors and early Stuarts but the male line became extinct with the death of son Stephen Via Mary Murden, the Harveys acquired Morton Morrell manor . Afterwards it and other estates were divided between the 5 co-heiress daughters - the Samwells acquired the share of sister Elizabeth and these 2/5 passed to their daughter Anne Samwell who married Francis Bagshaw whose son Francis in 1719 sold his share to Henry Wise of London Edmund Temple bought the shares of the other 2 sisters, Sarah and Stephena and sold these 3/5 to John Fiennes whose son Viscount Say and Sele held them in 1730 - Church of St Edmund, king & martry, Hardingstone Northamptonshire www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1558-1603/member... Picture with grateful thanks - copyright John Hawes flic.kr/p/APHGLU + www.northamptonshiresurprise.com/organisation/hardingston...
The Beamish Museum, in County Durham, has been given the green light on its Remaking Beamish plans. The transformation includes the creation of a 1950s town and…
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Sayre Barn, November 14, 2014 SAYRE BARN, 1825 Dismantling of the historic 1825 Sayre Barn began on April 22, 2013, by Strada Baxter Design who are following the
Since meeting at Durham University, Chloe and Ivan now live and work in London, but in June they ventured back up North for their very special day. The ceremony took place at St Mary's Church in Appleton Wiske, where generations of Chloe's family had been married before her. For the reception, the couple chose the
