Stanhope Fossil Tree
This sandstone tree trunk is a relic from a long-past era when England had a more tropical climate.

📜 Large fossil tree, a relic from the Carboniferous Period.🔍 Located in St. Thomas's churchyard, Stanhope, County Durham. # Why Go 🌳 See a 320-million-year-old Sigillaria fossil (estimated 30-meters tall) 🔬 Observe details of ancient bark preserved in sandstone 🌍 Learn about England's tropical past 🚶 Easy access in a churchyard setting # Why Avoid 🅿️ Limited parking available across from the churchyard. # Tips 📍 Located in St. Thomas' Church, next to Stanhope Market Place.

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