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Gilmonby consists of a few dwellings and farms.
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Formerly one of the famous "Yorkshire" schools, Bowes
Hall is the most imposing dwelling in the village.
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The main street in Bowes was previously the main trans-Pennine route, now
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The Ancient Unicorn Inn was the coaching stop off for
travellers.
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St. Giles's church, Bowes.
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Bowes Castle is located on the site of a Roman Fort.
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From within the walls a view to Gilmonby fields.
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Dotheboy's Hall was made famous by Charles Dickens who
wrote about it in Nicholas Nickleby.
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The gardens of the Hall.
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Bowes Castle and a Roe deer from Gilmonby.
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