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| I don't know if your still around these parts Barry but I can across this reference today "Hemlington (Himeligetun) On the S.W. boundary of Middlesbrough and now in Teesside, this is the site of a new town. There was a messuage and a windmill here in 1353. On Viewy (??) Hill, the first rise from the Tees level, was a tall standing stone, considered to be of Roman significance, wilfully destroyed in recent years". That's from Cleveland, An A-Z Guide by Alec Wright pub 1972 I guess we'll never know. Reply | with quote |  6th May 2003ce 13:44 In reply to: Re: Standing stone in Middlesbrough?? (fitzcoraldo) |
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