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30/1/23: Launch of our Black Histor...
3/5/23: Black history walking tour ...
23/5/23: USPG (United Society Partn...
1-2/7/23: Memorialising the Absence...
15/10/2024: Exhibition of the histo...
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Moses Window
Moses Window
Moses taking leave of the court of Pharoah.
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Unknown boy
Unknown boy
Discovery of an image of an unknown enslaved boy and Dutch style church interior.
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Haswell Lodge Banner
Haswell Lodge Banner
The Haswell banner of about 1890 used both sides to show seven of the pioneers of the Durham Miners’ Association: William Crawford, Tommy Ramsey, Alexander Macdonald, William Patterson, John Forman...
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Bishop Barrington
Bishop Barrington
Bishop Barrington was known as a supporter of abolition. At the same time, his Chaplain Rev. Henry Phillpotts (1778-1869) who became a Cathedral Canon (from 1831 to 1869) was compensated with th...
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Miners' memorial
Miners' memorial
The memorial to miners of County Durham was installed in 1947.
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Venerable Bede’s Tomb
Venerable Bede’s Tomb
Rev. Bede wrote about Hadrian, the African abbot in Anglo-Saxon England
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Starting the walking trail of Durham's 'Black' History: Entering the Galilee Chapel
Starting the walking trail of Durham's 'Black' History: Entering the Galilee Chapel
To start the walking trail of Durham's 'Black' history we enter Durham Cathedral's entrance, turn right to walk to the Cathedral's western end into the Galilee Chapel and take a seat in the room. T...
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