William Stead Memorial Stone
Landmark In Darlington, County Durham
The William Stead Memorial Stone is a granite boulder on Crown Street honoring the Northern Echo editor and social reformer who died on the Titanic.
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54.526264, -1.552792
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54.525914, -1.551723
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Lots or parking, but nearest is the multi storey on Priestgate.
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