Walking the Line – Monday 1st September to Friday 5th September 2025
Your chance to walk the original 1825 route of the Stockton & Darlington Railway. Starting near the south west Durham coalfields and finishing at the site of the coal staithes […]
10 events found.
Please click on the event title for full information, including locations, times and whether booking is required. Registrations will automatically close 24 hours before the event to give us time to process them. Please contact us at secretary@sdr1825.org.uk after this as we may be able to accommodate you if we have spaces left.
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Walking Festival
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Free Guided Walk: Why the Railway came to Darlington (daytime walk)
Darlington Market Place Circular Benches by entrance to St Cuthbert's Churchyard what3words ///deputy.pies.doing Church Lane, DarlingtonWhy the Railway came to Darlington (daytime walk) Darlington Town Centre to Hopetown Railway Visitor Attraction. 1.5 miles (2.5 km), 1 hour 30 minutes. Mostly on pavements. Maximum group size […]
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Free Guided Walk: Phoenix Row Walk
Outside the Former Methodist Chapel, Phoenix Row Phoenix Row, Witton Park, United KingdomA walk from Phoenix Row to Greenfields over the Etherley Inclines. 2.4 miles, moderate gradients.
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Free Talk: The Stockton & Darlington Railway – Getting America on Track
Shildon Railway Institute Shildon, United KingdomThis is a ticketed event and requires the registration form completing for each person attending by pressing the book this event button and following the instructions on the form:
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CANCELLED Free Guided Walk: The Fighting Cocks Line
entrance to Middleton St George Play Park and Field ///validated.unwind.expert Station Road, Middleton St George, United KingdomEVENT CANCELLED The Fighting Cocks Line Middleton St George to Darlington 5.5 miles (8.5 km), 3 hours 15 mins. Maximum group size 20. Mostly along off-road paths. Dogs on leads […]
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CANCELLED Free Guided Walk: Teesdale Railway Walk
Teesdale Leisure Centre Carpark Teesdale Leisure Centre, Stathmore Road, Barnard Castle, United KingdomWALK CANCELLED This approximately 4 mile circular walk takes you on a tour of the industrial past of this important rural market town. It will explore how it became a […]
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Free Guided Walk: Why the Railway came to Darlington (daytime walk)
Darlington Market Place Circular Benches by entrance to St Cuthbert's Churchyard what3words ///deputy.pies.doing Church Lane, DarlingtonWhy the Railway came to Darlington (daytime walk) Darlington Town Centre to Hopetown Railway Visitor Attraction. 1.5 miles (2.5 km), 1 hour 30 minutes. Mostly on pavements. Maximum group size […]
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Free Guided Walk: Why the Railway came to Darlington (daytime walk)
Darlington Market Place Circular Benches by entrance to St Cuthbert's Churchyard what3words ///deputy.pies.doing Church Lane, DarlingtonWALK FULL Why the Railway came to Darlington (daytime walk) Darlington Town Centre to Hopetown Railway Visitor Attraction. 1.5 miles (2.5 km), 1 hour 30 minutes. Mostly on pavements. Maximum […]
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Free Guided Walk: Pease and Backhouse – the families who brought the S&DR to life
Darlington Market Place Circular Benches by entrance to St Cuthbert's Churchyard what3words ///deputy.pies.doing Church Lane, DarlingtonPease and Backhouse - an introduction to the families who brought the Stockton and Darlington Railway to life. Darlington Town Centre and the Quaker burial ground. 1.5 miles (2 km), […]
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Free Guided Walk: Why the Railway came to Darlington (daytime walk)
Darlington Market Place Circular Benches by entrance to St Cuthbert's Churchyard what3words ///deputy.pies.doing Church Lane, DarlingtonWhy the Railway came to Darlington (daytime walk) Darlington Town Centre to Hopetown Railway Visitor Attraction. 1.5 miles (2.5 km), 1 hour 30 minutes. Mostly on pavements. Maximum group size […]
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