Welcome dear Traveller. I am your hostess, Lady Adena. Below I have provided some literature detailing the various places you may wish to include in your tour, but first a few words of explanation.
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• The Gallery - Photographs
  Old and new photographs of Kelloe, East Hetton Colliery, Coxhoe Hall, St Helens Church and more... Please note, you can leave comments beneath the photographs if you like. The various sections are listed below with the appropriate link.
  
  
• Kelloe - MORE TO COME
  For photographs of the village and Kelloe pit [East Hetton Colliery] see the Gallery. War Memorial featuring John Chew Robinson of the Durham Light Infantry and the In Remembrance section of the Gallery has more photos.
  
  
  

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  NB:Click on the Kelloe-Durham link.
  
• St Helen's Church - MORE INFO TO COME
  A lovely little church dating back to the 12 Century. The above link takes you to the St Helen's section of the Gallery. The Victorian poetess Elizabeth Barrett Browning and her brother were christened at St Helens.
  
  
• Coxhoe Hall - MORE INFO TO COME
  Bithplace of Elizabeth Barrett Browning. See the Coxhoe Hall section of the Gallery for photographs. Unfortunately this once beautiful house no longer exists. A definite step back in time...
  
  
• The Victorian Connection
  A Potted History of Victorian England gives you an overview of Victorian history including fashion, the population, Prime Ministers, literature and science. There is a section dedicated to the Victorian poetess Elizabeth Barrett Browning, her early life, meeting Robert Browning and their marriage and life together in Italy. There is also a short introduction to Robert Browning, plenty of miscellaneous facts and interesting links to explore...
  
  
• The Victorian Reading Room
  Book reviews and a page of dvd/videos too...
  
  
• Kindred Spirits Sitering
  If you have a site or page relating to history or in the spirit of a past age, this is the webring for you. Join now and lets explore history together.
  
  
• Kindred Spirits Award
  No longer available.
  
  
• Kindred Spirits Award Winners
  Sites well worth a visit.
  
  
• Awards won by API
  API is proud to have won the following awards from sites worth exploring...
  
  
• My other Websites
  Various things, including pets, writing, book reviews, tarot and more...

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