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4 lost country homes in Thirsk, Northallerton and Richmond | Darlington and Stockton Times - Vimarsana News

4 lost country homes in Thirsk, Northallerton and Richmond | Darlington and Stockton Times

We delve into the heritage of four country homes in North Yorkshire that have been lost over time.

How a couple were lost to "a watery grave in the boiling, surging waters of the Tees, while six helpless orphans anxiously await their return!" - Vimarsana News

How a couple were lost to "a watery grave in the boiling, surging waters of the Tees, while six helpless orphans anxiously await their return!"

“The floods and fatalities of the River Tees form a grim chapter in the annals of Teesdale, and, from the earliest records, many a peaceful household has been plunged into deep despair by melancholy deaths all more or less attributable to the treacherous river which divides the county of York from that of Durham,” began a report in the Teesdale Mercury of September 30, 1896. “The tragic events of Sunday night add another chapter to the dismal tale which the parish registers and newspaper files furnish regarding the calamities of the Tees, but we question whether any previous disaste...

How a couple were lost to "a watery grave in the boiling, surging waters of the Tees, while six helpless orphans anxiously await their return!" - Vimarsana News

How a couple were lost to "a watery grave in the boiling, surging waters of the Tees, while six helpless orphans anxiously await their return!"

“The floods and fatalities of the River Tees form a grim chapter in the annals of Teesdale, and, from the earliest records, many a peaceful household has been plunged into deep despair by melancholy deaths all more or less attributable to the treacherous river which divides the county of York from that of Durham,” began a report in the Teesdale Mercury of September 30, 1896. “The tragic events of Sunday night add another chapter to the dismal tale which the parish registers and newspaper files furnish regarding the calamities of the Tees, but we question whether any previous disaste...