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White plaque № 44024

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The Clock Tower Bell. This bell was originally hung in the clock tower over the Victoria Road entrance to the station. It was cast in 1886, but has been out of use for many years. In Sept. 1983 it was recovered and erected on its present site by the generosity of the following companies: Messrs A Monk of Normanby, Messrs T Burridge of Stockton, B.R. Engineering Ltd. of Shildon.

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