Newton Aycliffe, Durham

Old Photos , Historic Maps , Local History Books and Memories of Newton Aycliffe

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Old Photos of Newton Aycliffe
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Newton Aycliffe in 1955

Old Maps of Newton Aycliffe

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Map of Newton Aycliffe in 1897

Map of Newton Aycliffe in 1903-1904

Map of Newton Aycliffe in 1925

Map of Newton Aycliffe in 1947

Map of Newton Aycliffe in 1896

Sheet Maps of Newton Aycliffe

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Shows Newton Aycliffe in 1860

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Shows Newton Aycliffe in 1925

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Books about Newton Aycliffe
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Memories of Newton Aycliffe
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My First School

I started school here in the early 1960s. My mother Beatrice Warrener was a teacher here. I think the head mistress was named Mrs. Gash? I don't have many memories, but I did get into trouble , especially when my mum was on playground duty. We lived at Warburton Close then.

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Interesting to read Moira’s memory of Newton Aycliffe. I recognised your name straight away as my mother often talked about her McCormick nephews and nieces. I too spent a lot of time with Aunty Celia and Uncle Fred but I am Terence’s cousin not his son! My mother was Milly. Robin Lenaghan

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