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Stance C The Raintons (East & West) 20 Bus Stn Stance d Aykley Heads R a 21 Bus Stn Stance B L 50, 50A, X2 y Bus Stn Stance A 13, 14, 754 B 8 o C 8 9 (see also University L o 9 oad o w Sacriston n R 22, 49A J w 20, 65 o L tockto Bus Stn Stance D Bus Stn Stance S e e u Hospital North Durham) s a u 43,C 44 C C s Bus Stn Stance r o a r t u 24, l 24A, 24B t K 24, 24A, 24B, 24X, r W d Bus Stn Stance Bus Stn Stance A t to yn Seaham 65 L 50, X2, X21 Gilesgate Moor Rise 63,n 64 A Bus Stn eStance s C Lan A e s B d r ead 52 Bus 6Stn Stance F w 259e Bus Stn Stance A Sedgefield X1 uarryh K 1 o 30 o s t Q Bus Stn Stance 7 L 2 L c en 7 G W F 48, 48A Bus Stn Stance 260, 261,ne 262 Bus Stn Stance K a e Shadford 24, 24A Bus Stn Stance A Bearpark A690 L A s l 52 F Haswell 24, 24A,y 24B l K Bus Stn Stance m Bus Stn Stancet a h l k o o C K o n 24, 24A, 24B Bus Stn Stance u 20, 65 Bus Stn Stance L Hetton-le-Hole 65 Bus Stn Stanceu L n a s s e B e A F r A B 260, 261, 262 Bus Stn Stance 259 Buss Stn Stance Sherburn s 64 1 r Belmont High Pittington A 7 B te E v F t X20 Bus Stn Stance 260, 261, 262 Busa Stn Stance o d 7 r 259 Bus Stn Stance A n enue P X22 Bus Stn Stance C HM Prison Frankland / HM Prison Low a 7A, 63 (Sunday's Only) A 56, 56A, 57, 57A, 57B Bus Stn Stanceo G 21 Bus Stn Stance B Newton (see also Brasside) P ters ot Bank Shincliffe R rn Bank Birtley X2, X21 Bus Stn Stance A Houghton-le-SpringLowes Ba 20, X20 Bus Stn Stance L X1 Bus Stn Stance K Potters Bank h X22 Bus Stn Stance C se Kelloe 57, 57A, 57B Busy Stn Stance G South Hetton 260, 261 Bus Stn Stance F ll lo D o El 6, 6A Bus Stn Stance C F B Kimblesworth 14 v s s South Moor 43 C atings Avenue s Bus Stn Stance ’ Sout r l et H J H Bishop Auckland 50A Bus Stn Stance l e e t t C Lanchester 15, 15A Bus Stn Stance H B B Stanley 43, 44 C X20, X21 Bus Stn Stance E e Bus Stn Stance ill v Po Lanchester Road Hospital 15,o 15A C R r Bus Stn Stance 56, 56A, 57, 57B Bus Stn Stance G 6, 6A Bus Stn Stance D o are G Bowburn u a s H q J Spennymoor ll X1 K 49, 49A,’ 50, 50A Bus Stn Stance i Bus Stn Stance d m i S S l 0 n nd Langley Moor Percy Square i l X21 E l l Bus Stn Stance 9 e W o o 49, 49A, 50, 50A J e A i Bus Stn Stance i X49 l l B 6 B a Brandon A a u D X49 A Q 6, 6A Bus Stn Stance Langley Park 13, 14, 754 B Tudhoe Brasside (see also HM Prison 7A, 63 (Sunday's Only) A Leadgate 15 Bus Stn Stance C X21 Bus Stn Stance E Frankland / HM Prison Low Newton) 21 Bus Stn Stance B 7, 7A, 63, 64 A Broompark 43 Bus Stn Stance H Low Fell 13, 14 B X2 Bus Stn Stance A Cassop 57, 57A, 57B Bus Stn Stance G 15, 15A, 43, 44 Bus Stn Stance C Chilton 7, 7A Bus Stn Stance E 49, 49A Bus Stn Stance J Meadowfield University Hospital North Durham 21 Bus Stn Stance B Consett 15, 15A Bus Stn Stance C X49 A (see also Aykley Heads) 22, 49A Bus Stn Stance J 56, 56A, 57, 57A, 57B Bus Stn Stance G Coxhoe 6, 6A Bus Stn Stance D 24, 24A, 24B, 24X, X1 Bus Stn Stance K Middlestone Moor Bus Stn Stance A X21 Bus Stn Stance E 50, X2, X21 Craghead 43, 44 Bus Stn Stance C Murton 65 Bus Stn Stance L 52 Bus Stn Stance F Crook 49A Bus Stn Stance J 43 Bus Stn Stance H 7, 7A, X20, X21 Bus Stn Stance E Ushaw Moor Delves Lane 15A Bus Stn Stance C 48, 48A Bus Stn Stance G 43 H Dere Park Estate 50 Bus Stn Stance J Bus Stn Stance Waldridge Park Estate 50, 50A Bus Stn Stance A Durham Cathedral (see also Durham Neville's Cross 48, 48A G 40 C Bus Stn Stance Washington 50, 50A Bus Stn Stance A University) 49, 49A, 50, 50A Bus Stn Stance J 22 Bus Stn Stance J 7, 7A, 63, 64 A Wheatley Hill X49 A 57, 57A, 57B Bus Stn Stance G 13, 14 B New Brancepath 48, 48A Bus Stn Stance G Willington 49A, 50 Bus Stn Stance J 15, 15A, 43, 44 Bus Stn Stance C 22 Bus Stn Stance J Newton Aycliff 7, 7A Bus Stn Stance E Wingate 21 Bus Stn Stance B 57B (Sundays Only) Bus Stn Stance G Durham Council Offices / County Hall Newton Hall 63, 64 A 22, 49A Bus Stn Stance J 13, 14, 754 B 24, 24A, 24B K Witton Gilbert 24, 24A, 24B, 24X, Bus Stn Stance 15, 15A Bus Stn Stance C Bus Stn Stance A 50, X2, X21 Peterlee 57, 57A, 57B Bus Stn Stance G Woodham 7 Bus Stn Stance E 52 Bus Stn Stance F 260, 261 Bus Stn Stance F Durham University (see also Durham 7, 7A A 40 C Cathedral) 14, 754 B Pity Me Edmondsley 43, 44 Bus Stn Stance C 21 Bus Stn Stance B PLUSBUS destination, please see below for details.
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    Durham E-Theses Continuity and change in Durham city: an historical geography of a nineteenth century small town Holt, Susan Barbara How to cite: Holt, Susan Barbara (1979) Continuity and change in Durham city: an historical geography of a nineteenth century small town, Durham theses, Durham University. Available at Durham E-Theses Online: http://etheses.dur.ac.uk/8014/ Use policy The full-text may be used and/or reproduced, and given to third parties in any format or medium, without prior permission or charge, for personal research or study, educational, or not-for-prot purposes provided that: • a full bibliographic reference is made to the original source • a link is made to the metadata record in Durham E-Theses • the full-text is not changed in any way The full-text must not be sold in any format or medium without the formal permission of the copyright holders. Please consult the full Durham E-Theses policy for further details. Academic Support Oce, Durham University, University Oce, Old Elvet, Durham DH1 3HP e-mail: [email protected] Tel: +44 0191 334 6107 http://etheses.dur.ac.uk 2 CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN DURHAM CITYs AN HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY OF A NINETEENTH CENTURY SMALL TOWN A thesis submitted for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the University of Durham Susan Barbara Holt VOLUME TWO The copyright of this thesis rests with the author No quotation from it should be published without his prior written consent and information derived from it should be acknowledged TABLE OF CONTENTS VOLUME TWO Page Figures ^ St• riates