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Wolsingham, Durham. To travellers approaching from the East, Wolsingham is the entrance to some of the finest Weardale scenery. It is sturdily built of stone with a rather prim town hall standing on its own in a small market place. Its chief industry is the large steel-works on the outskirts. This is a good walking centre and Tunstall Reservoir on Waskerley Beck to the North is a good hunting-ground for birds and flowers. The Parish Church of SS. Mary and Stephen has a late- l2th-century west tower with the rest 19th century, in pseudo-Early English style. The sanctuary and chancel are marble-floored, partly in the Frosterley marble of Weardale. The church owns three chained books (not on display). The Grammar School on the west side of town opened in 1911. In Chapel Garth are the bare remains of a moated residence, Chapel Walls.

Nearby towns: Barnard Castle, Bishop Auckland, Consett, Crook, Stanhope

Nearby villages: Bedburn, Broadwood, Castleside, Copley, Cornsay, Eastgate, Evenwood, Fir Tree, Frosterley, Hamsterley, High Etherley, Hunwick, Knitsley, Lanchester, Low Etherley, Morley, Satley, Tow Law, Waskerley, Waterhouses, Westgate, West Auckland, Witton le Wear, Woodland

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