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Neasham is a
village approximately four
miles to the
south east of
Darlington in
County Durham, England. The
village sits on the
banks of the
River Tees...
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villages ending in -ham. HMS
Neasham was
named after Neasham in
County Durham.
Despite being completed on 15
November 1957,
Neasham was held in operational...
- 54°29′06″N 1°30′13″W / 54.4851°N 1.5035°W / 54.4851; -1.5035
Neasham Priory was a
priory founded for a
community of
Benedictine nuns
before 1157. Located...
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Neasham Belle (1948 –
November 1971) was a
British Thoroughbred racehorse and
broodmare best
known for
winning the
classic Oaks
Stakes in 1951. After...
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Collection of
Traditional Verses Relating to Places, pp. 161-2
George Neasham, North-country sketches, notes,
essays and reviews, Durham, 1893, CHAPTER...
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Dinsdale is a
village and
former civil parish, now in the
parish of
Neasham, in the
borough of
Darlington and the
ceremonial county of Durham, England...
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Neasham Fen is a Site of
Special Scientific Interest in the
Darlington district of
County Durham, England. It lies on the
floodplain of the
River Tees...
- part of the
Greater Farallones National Marine Sanctuary. In 1974,
Aubrey Neasham and
William Pritchard wrote in
support of
Bolinas Lagoon as Drake's New...
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Among other patronages, he
confirmed the nuns of St Mary's Priory,
Neasham in
possession of
their church. and
granted St
Albans Abbey "a
large dossier...
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Darlington Arena (after 120
years at the
Feethams ground) when it
opened on
Neasham Road in 2003. In the 2010–11
season Darlington won the FA
Trophy however...
