Harperley POW Camp

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RMG6TCJP–James and Lisa McLeod who bought Harperley camp in late 2001 are celebrating the 200,000 Goverment grant received from Defra to turn Harperley POW camp in Weardale, into a tea room, garden centre and farm shop with the main part of the camp housing a museum.The couple have also been given permission to turn 13 of the 49 huts into holiday accommodation for visitors to the area. Harperley camp was built in 1942 to house World War 2 prisoners on requisitioned farmland. Some 1500 POW camps were built in Britain but inevitably the vast majority have disappeared. The project will offer 25 new jobs

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RMG4MF9Y–Land Agent Justin Bates takes a look around a Prisoner Of War (POW) Camp at Harperley Farm, Co Durham. The 17-acre camp, complete with 50 prison huts, chapel and theatre, has gone on the market for a package price of 1.1 million (pounds). * The camp built by Italian POWs in the early 1940's and then occupied by German prisoners of war. Is part of the 471-acre Low Harperley Farm, in County Durham,

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RMG4MFAA–Land Agent Justin Bates takes a look around a Prisoner Of War (POW) Camp at Harperley Farm, Co Durham. The 17-acre camp, complete with 50 prison huts, chapel and theatre has gone on the market for a package price of 1.1 million (pounds). *The camp built by Italian POWs in the early 1940's and then occupied by German prisoners of war is part of the 471-acre Low Harperley Farm, in County Durham.

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RMG4MFA1–Land Agent Justin Bates takes a look through the window of a dormitory at a Prisoner Of War (POW) Camp at Harperley Farm, Co Durham. The 17-acre camp, complete with 50 prison huts, chapel and theatre was occupied by German prisoners of war. * has gone on the market for a package price of 1.1 million (pounds). The camp was built by Italian POWs in the early 1940's.

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