Teesdale Gallery
An archive of some stunning views in the Teesdale area.
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Barnard Castle Bridge
Joseph Mallord William Turner - Barnard Castle c.1825
Photographer :
Joseph Turner (1775-1851)
Eggleston Abbey
Eggleston Abbey near Barnard Castle
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Gibsons Cave
Gibsons Cave near Bowlees
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High Force in Winter
View of High Force Waterfall in Winter
Photographer :
Toa Heftiba
High Force and Rock
High Force with a local stone in foreground.
Photographer :
Ben Lambert
High Force Waterfall
High Force Waterfall in Summer
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High Force from Path
High Force Waterfall from visitors path
Photographer :
Toa Heftiba
High Force in Autumn
View of High Force Waterfall in Autumn
Photographer :
Toa Heftiba
Langdon Beck
Walking at Langdon Beck
Photographer :
Jamie McBain
Looking at High Force
Walkers Looking at High Force Waterfall
Photographer :
Sarah Fik
Low Force in Spate
Another picture of Low Force Waterfalls in Spate
Photographer :
Ian Cylkowski
Market Cross
Market Cross in Barnard Castle town centre.
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Market Cross Barnard Castle
Picture of the Market Cross in Barnard Castle in Snow 2023
Photographer :
Jamie McBain
Near Low Force
View from a walk near Low Force waterfalls in Teesdale
Photographer :
Jamie McBain
River Tees
Water in the River Tees in Upper Teesdale
Photographer :
Toa Heftiba
The Wynch Bridge
The bridge was first built in 1741. It crosses the River Tees at Low Force waterfalls.
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A view in Upper Teesdale
Barn standing in Upper Teesdale
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Near Eggleston
View from a walk near Eggleston Village
Photographer :
Jamie McBain
View from Whistle Crag
A photograph from Whistle Crag viewpoint up the valley towards Middleton-in-Teesdale.
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White Painted Barn
Teesdale
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Barnard Castle is a historic market town in Teesdale, County Durham, in the North of England. It is located on the north bank of the River Tees, and is known for its rich history, picturesque location, and many attractions.
One of the town's most notable features is the ruins of Barnard Castle, a medieval fortress that dates back to the 12th century. The castle was built by Bernard de Balliol, a Norman lord who was granted the lands by William the Conqueror. Today, the castle ruins are a popular attraction for visitors, offering stunning views of the surrounding countryside.
Another major attraction in Barnard Castle is the Bowes Museum, a grand French-style chateau that houses a vast collection of art and artifacts, including works by Goya, Canaletto, and El Greco. The museum also has a wide range of exhibitions and events throughout the year, making it a popular destination for visitors of all ages.
In addition to its historic attractions, Barnard Castle is also known for its bustling high street, which is lined with independent shops, cafes, and restaurants. The town also has several traditional pubs, many of which serve local ales and hearty pub food.
Barnard Castle is a popular base for exploring the stunning countryside of Teesdale, with many scenic walks and hikes in the surrounding area. It is also well-connected to other parts of the North of England, with easy access to the cities of Durham, Newcastle, and York.