Bulmer Stone
Landmark In Darlington, County Durham
Left by the last Ice Age, the Bulmer Stone marked the northern boundary of the town and is named after the the Borough Crier.
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54.527908, -1.554603
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Nearest car park is the Commercial Street East Car Park, just a 2 min walk away from the Bulmer Stone.
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