H.A.I.G. Regular Volunteering Day
Regular volunteering activities designed to support the HAIG area element of the SDR will take place on the last Friday of the month. The activities can range from litter picks […]
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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Free Guided Walk: Eaglescliffe Station to St. John’s Crossing via Preston Park, Bowesfield Junction and 5 Bridges across the Tees.
Eaglescliffe StationA linear walk from Eaglescliffe Station to St. John’s Crossing via Preston Park, Bowesfield Junction and the site of 1830 S&DR Suspension Bridge. Distance about 4miles. Terrain is a mixture […]
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Free Guided Walk: Why the Railway came to Darlington (daytime walk)
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 group size […]
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Meeting of H.A.I.G
NC Group Unit 3&4, Parsons Court, Welbury Way,, Newton Aycliffe, United Kingdom -
Free Guided Walk: Yarm Branch line from Allen’s West Station
Allen's West Station EaglescliffeCircular walk along the original S&DR Yarm Branch Line from Allen's West Station into Yarm, returning via Yarm Road & footbridge across the original Leeds Northern Line. Distance about 3.5 […]
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Pease and Backhouse – the families who brought the S&DR to life
Pease and Backhouse - an introduction to the families who brought the Stockton and Darlington Railway to life. Darlington Town Centre and the Quaker burial ground. 0.5 miles (1 km), […]
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Free Guided Walk: Stockton Circular
Stockton Town Hall High Street, Stockton-On-TeesCircular walk visiting various locations connected with the S&DR in 1825, the extension of the S&DR across the River Tees in 1830 and the arrival of the Leeds Northern Railway […]
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