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SPECIAL EVENT: Durham Historical Association ~ The City of the Prince Bishops Experience

From: 24 July 2008

To: 31 July 2008

Times: 24th – 31st July 2008 neighbouring colleges to provide en suite accommodation. Contact Further Information 0191 370 9941

gordon.batho@btopenworld
Venue: Professor Batho is organising a special event based on accommodation at Durham Castle (founded 1072, a fine example of a motte and bailey castle) and neighbouring colleges to provide en suite accommodation.

Description: This is a unique opportunity to see the context of the prince Bishops. Visits will be paid to Auckland Castle (home of the Bishops), Beamish Open Air Museum, Bowes Museum, Raby Castle, Killhope Lead Mining Centre and Washington Old Hall.
How to book: Please e mail or telephone (0191 370 9941) us if you would like an application form or further details.

Price: £500 full board and a number of non-residential places will also be available so that guests may choose the days they wish to join.

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