Northumberland County Council
Listed building outline
| Reference | Name | Listed building | Geometry | Description | Notes | Organisation | Uprns | Entry date | Start date | End date |
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| 1371034 | Angerton Hall And Attached Wall To North-East | 1371034 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.853360 55.160108,-1.853373 55.160114,-1.853465 55.160103,-1.853458 55.160094,-1.853382 55.160099,-1.853372 55.160066,-1.853490 55.160057,-1.853465 55.159960,-1.853584 55.159950,-1.853595 55.159994,-1.853684 55.159988,-1.853678 55.159960,-1.853697 55.159958,-1.853702 55.159973,-1.853777 55.159966,-1.853771 55.159944,-1.853869 55.159936,-1.853879 55.159963,-1.853899 55.159961,-1.853888 55.159921,-1.853768 55.159931,-1.853760 55.159901,-1.853884 55.159890,-1.853879 55.159861,-1.853920 55.159858,-1.853913 55.159837,-1.853876 55.159840,-1.853867 55.159815,-1.853674 55.159830,-1.853669 55.159818,-1.853563 55.159827,-1.853563 55.159836,-1.853533 55.159838,-1.853512 55.159822,-1.853467 55.159824,-1.853454 55.159844,-1.853432 55.159846,-1.853426 55.159836,-1.853314 55.159845,-1.853331 55.159926,-1.853311 55.159926,-1.853314 55.159944,-1.853320 55.159975,-1.853338 55.159975,-1.853360 55.160108))) | HARTBURN HIGH ANGERTON NZ 0985 19/37 Angerton Hall and attached wall to 6.5.52 north-east GV (Formerly listed under Civil Parish of High Angerton) II Country House, 1842, by John Dobson. North-east wing c.1920, (west (servants') wing demolished 1957). Attached garden wall 1904 by Lutyens. Squared stone with tooled and margined dressings; slate roofs. Irregular plan, Tudor Gothic style. South front 2 storeys, 3 bays. Central wide bay has canted ground- floor bay window with brattished cornice; 1st floor has central 2-light windows flanked by narrower windows. Embattled parapet, 2 stepped and corniced ridge stacks with quadripartite shafts. Flanking projecting gabled bays have 4-light ground floor and 3-light 1st floor windows,with transoms, and slits in the gables; moulded gable coping and finials. Entrance (north) front shows projecting gabled porch with moulded 4-centred arch beneath dated armorial carving; to left a projecting north-east wing built in facsimile of C19 parts, and beyond an attached wall with door to garden: oak with ornamental hinges and latchplate, in broad double-chamfered surround. To right of porch a small gabled stair wing, to far right, ground floor walls of west wing remain as screen. East (garden) front 2+1+3 bays; projecting gabled porch has 4-centred window beneath tall 3-light transomed window with leaded glazing. Interior: Gothic entrance hall with coffered ceiling and ornamental bosses. , | 1952-05-06 | 1952-05-06 | ||||
| 1371035 | Summerhouse, 70 Metres East Of Angerton Hall | 1371035 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.852256 55.160104,-1.852265 55.160142,-1.852339 55.160135,-1.852331 55.160098,-1.852256 55.160104))) | HARTBURN HIGH ANGERTON NZ 0985 19/44 Summerhouse, 70 metres east of Angerton Hall GV II Summerhouse, 1904 by Lutyens. Roughly-squared rock-faced stone; stone slate roof. Square. Open on all sides except for dwarf wall carrying square corner piers and intermediate circular piers; heavy cruciform beams, pyramidal roof. , | 1986-01-30 | 1986-01-30 | ||||
| 1371036 | Piers And Screen Walls At Entrance To Angerton Hall | 1371036 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.856284 55.160698,-1.856334 55.160705,-1.856410 55.160698,-1.856382 55.160684,-1.856330 55.160691,-1.856297 55.160686,-1.856272 55.160667,-1.856250 55.160613,-1.856263 55.160600,-1.856298 55.160603,-1.856320 55.160589,-1.856323 55.160573,-1.856315 55.160567,-1.856300 55.160570,-1.856299 55.160582,-1.856289 55.160589,-1.856248 55.160589,-1.856226 55.160612,-1.856227 55.160629,-1.856251 55.160674,-1.856284 55.160698))) | HARTBURN HIGH ANGERTON NZ 0985 Piers and screen walls at 19/42 entrance to Angerton Hall (Formerly listed as gate piers and balustrading 20.10.69 adjacent to Lodge) GV II Gatepiers and screen wall, possibly 1904 by Lutyens. Squared tooled stone with dressings. Heavy square piers,with moulded caps and ball finials;linked by serpentine walls with balustrade to smaller but similar outer piers. , | 1986-01-30 | 1969-10-20 | ||||
| 1371037 | Low Angerton Farmhouse And Outbuildings To East | 1371037 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.855232 55.152577,-1.855245 55.152585,-1.855355 55.152533,-1.855427 55.152579,-1.855543 55.152523,-1.855394 55.152438,-1.855177 55.152541,-1.855232 55.152577))) | HARTBURN LOW ANGERTON NZ 08 SE NZ 093842 14/49 Low Angerton Farmhouse and outbuildings to east GV II House, dated 1683 with initials H.F. on fireplace lintel; outshut perhaps C18, rear wing and outbuilding early C19. Squared stone with elongated quoins and dressings, tooled and margined in C19 parts; slate roof. 6-panel door with 2-pane overlight in bay 2; late C19 sashes in older openings with trimmed-back chamfered surrounds, except for blocked 1st floor window in bay 3. Steeply- pitched roof, stepped brick end stacks. Returns each show a small attic window with timber lintel and old frame with louvre grooves. Outbuilding to right has late C19 sash set in earlier doorway; right return shows pitching door and open- pedimented gable. Interior; fireplace at west end has dated segmental lintel. , | 1986-01-30 | 1986-01-30 | ||||
| 1371038 | Stable Block At Meldon Park And Wall To South | 1371038 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.832828 55.164132,-1.832567 55.164190,-1.832408 55.163959,-1.832660 55.163902,-1.832628 55.163855,-1.832635 55.163846,-1.832516 55.163675,-1.832493 55.163678,-1.832613 55.163851,-1.832262 55.163930,-1.832495 55.164269,-1.832866 55.164185,-1.832828 55.164132))) | HARTBURN MELDON PARK NZ 1085 20/53 Stable block at Meldon Park and wall to south 20.10.69 (Formerly listed as stables to Meldon Park) GV II* Stable block, early C19. Tooled and margined squared stone; slate roof. Ranges on 3 sides of rectangular yard open to the west. East range 2 storeys, 7 bays, symmetrical. Plinth, moulded eaves cornice. Central 3-bay section has giant round-headed arches enclosing double doors with Diocletian windows above. Flanking bays project slightly and have 16-pane sashes; narrow end bays have boarded doors, with cast-iron deer's heads (now lacking antlers) above. Hipped roof; central cupola, with clock beneath octagonal louvered drum and spirelet, flanked by cruciform ashlar stacks. North and south ranges each 1 storey, 5 bays. Plinth, moulded eaves cornice. 16-pane sashes, segmental carriage arch and stable door with overlight. Roofs hipped. Wall running south from east end of south range: tooled square stone with flat coping. , | 1986-01-30 | 1969-10-20 | ||||
| 1371039 | Milepost At Ngr Nz 18569160 | 1371039 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.709713 55.218251,-1.709691 55.218260,-1.709691 55.218278,-1.709718 55.218287,-1.709746 55.218278,-1.709750 55.218266,-1.709743 55.218257,-1.709713 55.218251))) | 5333 HEBRON HEBRON AI (East side) NZ 19 SE NZ 18569160 6/60 Milepost at above NGR II Milepost, probably mid C19. Cast-iron, painted white with black figures. Triangular plan with open back, raised legend M (Morpeth) 4 / A (Alwick) 15. Height c.0.75 metres. , | 1986-01-30 | 1986-01-30 | ||||
| 1371040 | Stobbs Headstone 4 Metres West Of Path From Churchyard Gate | 1371040 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.696393 55.202126,-1.696383 55.202116,-1.696362 55.202123,-1.696374 55.202134,-1.696393 55.202126))) | HEBRON HEBRON NZ 18 NE 11/67 Stobbs headstone 4 metres west of path from churchyard gate GV II Headstone, 1796. Stone. Arched stone with winged cherub at head; inscription to Joseph Stobbs of Tritlington (d.1805) and sons (d.1796 and 1819) above verse: This humble monument will show Here lies an honest man You Kings whose heads are now as low Rise higher if you can. Good quality carving, well preserved. , | 1986-01-30 | 1986-01-30 | ||||
| 1371041 | Garden Walls To South Of West Shield Hill Farmhouse | 1371041 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.701451 55.190373,-1.701448 55.190440,-1.701472 55.190442,-1.701471 55.190361,-1.701271 55.190355,-1.701263 55.190360,-1.701258 55.190436,-1.701282 55.190436,-1.701286 55.190369,-1.701451 55.190373))) | HEBRON WEST SHIELD HILL NZ 18 NE NZ 191885 11/71 Garden walls to south of West Shield Hill Farmhouse GV II Garden walls, C18, altered. Coursed rubble externally, handmade brick internally, gabled stone coping. Arched stone piers in centre of south wall hold C20 wrought-iron gate; section of wall to left of gate rebuilt in brick c.1950 but old coping replaced. Included for group value with farmhouse. , | 1986-01-30 | 1986-01-30 | ||||
| 1371042 | Ulgham Grange Farmhouse | 1371042 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.622369 55.227816,-1.622456 55.227823,-1.622493 55.227699,-1.622721 55.227715,-1.622745 55.227632,-1.622431 55.227613,-1.622369 55.227816))) | ULGHAM ULGHAM GRANGE NZ 29 SW Ulgham Grange 7/76 Farmhouse GV II House, mid-C18 extended early C19. Brick with slate roof. L-plan. South front in two sections; west part 2 storeys, 3 bays, symmetrical. Central renewed 24-pane sash window inserted in former door opening with flat-arched head, flanked by French windows; 1st floor has single sash flanked by tripartite sashes, all with glazing bars and under segmental heads (heads and sills rendered). Stone-coped gables, rebuilt brick end stacks. Left return shows renewed 12-pane sash and trompe l'oeil window. Lower bay east raised to 2 storeys, in early C19, 12-pane sashes, the lower renewed; rendered sills and heads. Stone-coped gable, rebuilt brick right end stack. Right return shows earlier tumbled-in gable and an early C19 rear wing, extended later. 2 lst-floor Yorkshire sashes in earlier part, paired 12-pane sashes in later. Rear elevation shows central 20-pane sash stair window with Gothick glazing in semicircular head; trompe l'oeil window to right. Interior; open-well stair with stick balusters, some contemporary fittings. The house stands on the site of a C12 grange of the Cistercian Newminster Abbey. , | 1985-12-18 | 1985-12-18 | ||||
| 1371043 | Manor House | 1371043 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.632705 55.225668,-1.632886 55.225646,-1.632875 55.225612,-1.632848 55.225614,-1.632842 55.225590,-1.633027 55.225571,-1.632998 55.225483,-1.632765 55.225506,-1.632751 55.225467,-1.632644 55.225476,-1.632705 55.225668))) | ULGHAM ULGHAM VILLAGE NZ 29 SW 7/81 Manor House 3.7.85 GV II Manor house. Earlier fabric remodelled in C17, extended c.1800, altered 1983. Rubble with stone dressings, rendered on returns and rear; slate roof. T-plan with C19 and later additions. 2 storeys, 3 + 2 bays. Renewed door in 3rd bay (pre-1980 doorway in 2nd bay); C20 small-pane casements mostly in older openings. Coped gables with moulded kneelers, stone end and ridge stacks. Interior: walls of southern 3-bay section 0.9 m. thick, fireplace at north end with heavy oak hood bressumer formerly spanning full width of building ; roughly- chamfered transverse beams.6-bay upper-cruck roof has trusses with cambered collars, 2 levels of purlins and ridge. Added rear wing has closed-string dog- leg stair of c.1680 with turned balusters, moulded handrail and panelled newels. Plain kitchen fireplace of c.1800 at north end of main block. Prior to the recent alterations the earlier 3-bay section of the main block had a central cross passage; the ground floor walls of this part of the house were seen to be of rubble and clay construction, built on heavy timber sills. Remains of early windows with splayed jambs, not visible externally, were found in the south part of the main block. , | 1985-07-03 | 1985-07-03 | ||||
| 1371044 | Robson And Coward Headstones 4 Metres East Of Parish Church Porch | 1371044 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.632500 55.225915,-1.632488 55.225904,-1.632469 55.225912,-1.632479 55.225922,-1.632500 55.225915))) | ULGHAM ULGHAM VILLAGE NZ 29 SW 7/85 Robson and Coward headstones 4 metres east of parish church porch GV II Headstones, 1699 and 1757. Sandstone. Earlier southern stone has shaped top with scrolly decoration above inscription to Thomas Robson of Ulgham. Northern slab has shaped top with death's head flanked by scrolls, above inscription to Robert Coward of Stobswood. , | 1985-12-18 | 1985-12-18 | ||||
| 1371045 | Church Of The Holy Trinity | 1371045 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.600901 55.255363,-1.600920 55.255235,-1.600899 55.255234,-1.600901 55.255218,-1.600852 55.255216,-1.600850 55.255232,-1.600632 55.255222,-1.600628 55.255258,-1.600552 55.255254,-1.600540 55.255346,-1.600901 55.255363))) | WIDDRINGTON WIDDRINGTON VILLAGE NZ 29 NE 6/91 Church of the Holy Trinity 20.10.69 I Parish Church. Late C12 core remodelled and extended in mid-C14. North aisle demolished in medieval period and rebuilt, with addition of organ chamber and vestry, in late C19. Squared stone with dressings. C19 parts rough-faced stone; slate roofs. 2-bay aisled nave with south porch, chancel with south chapel and C19 additions on north. Porch, with hollow-chamfered pointed arch under coped gable, has low stone benches and door with keeled mouldings and hood with rosette stops. To east two C14 windows, each of 2trefoiled ogee-headed lights with pierced spandrels under a square head with hoodmould; large stepped buttress to east. West end has chamfered plinth and large roughly-squared masonry of C12 type; three 2-light windows and large stepped buttresses all C19. Coped gable and gabled bellcote. North wall of nave continuous with organ chamber: Four 2-light windows copied from south wall. Chapel has two similar C14 windows on south and 3-light C19 east window. Chancel has chamfered plinth; taller similar 2-light south window and coeval 3-light east window with curvilinear tracery under pointed arch with hood, flanked by stepped buttresses, that to south C19. Vestry has re-set medieval door on north with pointed chamfered arch, C13 cross slab as internal lintel. Interior: 2-bay north arcade has pointed double-chamfered arches, hooded towards nave, on round pier; moulded capital with square abacus: 3-bay arcade on south with octagonal piers. Chancel arch and arch dividing south aisle from chapel also spring from eastern pier. Cut-back stoup by south door; hollow-chamfered piscina in south chapel. Chancel has C19 arch to organ chamber and moulded sill string on east,stepped down at south end. Sill of south window lowered to form sedilia with integral shelf and pillar piscina; second piscina to east has trefoiled hollow-chamfered arch, shelf and lockers. Two tomb recesses on north have keeled mouldings and moulded hoods: the eastern has a pointed arch with Widdrington arms at the apex, the western a lower segmental arch and a small cross slab set into its sill. , | 1969-10-20 | 1969-10-20 | ||||
| 1371046 | Group Of 6 Table Tombs To South Of Holy Trinity Church | 1371046 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.600730 55.255141,-1.600712 55.255138,-1.600701 55.255149,-1.600725 55.255156,-1.600734 55.255149,-1.600730 55.255141))) | WIDDRINGTON WIDDRINGTON VILLAGE NZ 29 NE 6/94 Group of 6 table tombs to south of Holy Trinity Church GV II Table tombs, various C18 dates. All have flat slabs with moulded edges, 4 with urn legs (one with gadrooned bases), 1 with fluted and 1 with moulded legs. Inscriptions dated 1731, 1769, 1773, 1783, 1790 (one illegible). , | 1985-12-18 | 1985-12-18 | ||||
| 1371047 | Church Of St Andrew | 1371047 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.859979 55.168484,-1.859990 55.168468,-1.860034 55.168477,-1.860049 55.168453,-1.860068 55.168458,-1.860076 55.168447,-1.860097 55.168451,-1.860106 55.168437,-1.860089 55.168433,-1.860103 55.168412,-1.860120 55.168415,-1.860127 55.168405,-1.860109 55.168401,-1.860116 55.168392,-1.860095 55.168387,-1.860089 55.168396,-1.860051 55.168388,-1.860078 55.168350,-1.860028 55.168339,-1.860048 55.168307,-1.859973 55.168291,-1.859953 55.168321,-1.859929 55.168315,-1.859935 55.168306,-1.859913 55.168301,-1.859907 55.168311,-1.859885 55.168305,-1.859892 55.168295,-1.859876 55.168292,-1.859868 55.168303,-1.859821 55.168292,-1.859827 55.168282,-1.859807 55.168278,-1.859772 55.168329,-1.859690 55.168312,-1.859698 55.168301,-1.859676 55.168295,-1.859669 55.168307,-1.859631 55.168299,-1.859639 55.168287,-1.859625 55.168284,-1.859617 55.168296,-1.859543 55.168279,-1.859551 55.168267,-1.859532 55.168263,-1.859517 55.168265,-1.859507 55.168278,-1.859523 55.168281,-1.859499 55.168315,-1.859487 55.168312,-1.859480 55.168322,-1.859505 55.168335,-1.859510 55.168328,-1.859588 55.168346,-1.859592 55.168340,-1.859635 55.168349,-1.859631 55.168357,-1.859654 55.168363,-1.859661 55.168354,-1.859728 55.168369,-1.859692 55.168425,-1.859704 55.168427,-1.859709 55.168418,-1.859743 55.168427,-1.859739 55.168435,-1.859754 55.168438,-1.859761 55.168428,-1.859817 55.168441,-1.859811 55.168449,-1.859831 55.168454,-1.859836 55.168445,-1.859896 55.168457,-1.859891 55.168466,-1.859911 55.168471,-1.859916 55.168463,-1.859963 55.168473,-1.859958 55.168480,-1.859979 55.168484))) | HARTBURN HARTBURN NZ 08 NE 9/2 Church of St. Andrew 20.10.69 GV I Parish Church. Pre-Conquest core with tower and chancel rebuilt c.1200, aisles added and chancel extended in early C13, minor later medieval alterations, restoration 1843 and 1890. Squared stone with dressings; slate roofs except for stone slates to south porch and boiler house. 4-bay aisled nave with west tower and south porch, chancel, Tower in 3 stages has moulded plinth and strings; stepped set-back buttresses. C15 3-light west window with pierced panel tracery; wide lancets to 2nd stage, blocked except on south; paired lancet belfry openings with octagonal column mullions. Parapet on stepped corbels. West aisle lancets, northern partly hidden by C19 boiler house. South aisle wall 5 bays, north 4 bays; C19 paired lancets. Porch has C19 pointed arch set in larger round-headed double-chamfered openings; C18 panelled double doors. Coped gable with C18 tilted sundial as finial, small rectangular windows in returns, stone benches. Doorway has keeled and chamfered pointed arch, with colonnettes, bold dog tooth on hoodmould, jambs and external angles of door projection. Clerestory on south only; 3 low 2-light mullioned windows. East aisles lancets, to south of southern 1757 headstone affixed to wall. Massive eastern angle quoins of Pre-conquest nave exposed, on south tooled to resemble coursed masonry. Chancel 3 bays. Lancets on south and low-side lancet at west end, with traces of blocked door to right and old studded priest's door under shouldered arch. East end has triplet of lancets. Stepped buttress bay divisions throughout. Interior: Small doorway under round-headed window set in blocked round tower arch, itself an insertion; remains of earlier arched doorway above. Lower stage of tower barrel-vaulted with newel stair at north-west angle. Pointed double-chamfered nave arcades on octagonal piers with moulded capitals and bases; central pier on south has beaded abacus. South aisle east lancet has elaborate shouldered rear arch. Trefoiled piscina in south aisle and smaller piscina cut in east respond of north arcade. Pointed chancel arch of 2 orders. Enriched trefoiled piscina, triple sedilia and second smaller trefoiled piscina. Eastern lancets have tall ringed jamb shafts and moulded rear arches. C13 font: circular bowl on pillar with 3 smaller shafts. Memorials: Frosterley marble slab in chancel with Lombardic inscription to Sir Thomas de Errington, c.1310: C17 and C18 ledger stones; Monument to Mary Ann Bradford, d.1830, reclining figure by F. Chantrey; other C19 memorial slabs. Carved reredos and pulpit of Caen stone, 1890. Flags from Napoleonic War hang in chancel. Medieval stone coffins and Jacobean almsbox in south aisle. 2 medieval bells. Over nave arcades several re-used voussoirs with incised saltire crosses similar to those of C8 west doorway at Corbridge. , | 1969-10-20 | 1969-10-20 | ||||
| 1371048 | Badley And Brown Headstones 12m South Of St Andrew's Church | 1371048 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.860056 55.168213,-1.860079 55.168184,-1.860057 55.168189,-1.860060 55.168197,-1.860046 55.168203,-1.860056 55.168213))) | HARTBURN HARTBURN NZ 08 NE 9/5 Badley and Brown headstones 12m south of St.Andrew's church. GV II Headstones, C18. Sandstone. Northern is small stone; inscription to Mary Brown (date illegible; probably early C18). Reverse shows recumbent hourglass in ornate frame. Southern has shaped head with moulded coping; cherub above inscription to William Badley of Rothley d. 1759. , | 1986-01-30 | 1986-01-30 | ||||
| 1371049 | Farmbuildings With Attached Walls South West Of Greensfield Farmhouse | 1371049 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.712327 55.401232,-1.712656 55.401345,-1.712704 55.401299,-1.712608 55.401266,-1.712767 55.401116,-1.712538 55.401034,-1.712481 55.401088,-1.712532 55.401106,-1.712554 55.401087,-1.712650 55.401122,-1.712526 55.401238,-1.712427 55.401204,-1.712454 55.401179,-1.712402 55.401161,-1.712327 55.401232))) | DENWICK (DETACHED) GREENSFIELD NU 11 SE 10/88 Farmbuildings with attached walls, south-west of Greensfield Farmhouse GV II Foldyard group of farmbuildings, with yard walls. Early C19. Whinstone rubble with tooled-and-margined sandstone dressings; Welsh slate roofs except for asbestos sheets on south slope of east part of north range. Single-storey ranges on north and west of paired yards; loose-box at east end of wall dividing yards. West range has 2 pairs of segmental arches to yards; roof hipped to left. North range shows boarded door and part-slatted window to yard, with pent extension on right; right return shows 3 boarded doors and rear elevation 2 boarded doors, a blocked doorway and 3 slatted windows, all in chamfered alternating-block surrounds. Gabled loose box has similar door; yard walls have arched coping; taller south wall has coping ramped down at rounded south- east corner. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1371050 | 2 Boundary Stones On Boundary With Alnwick Civil Parish | 1371050 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.773798 55.365084,-1.773805 55.365099,-1.773824 55.365105,-1.773845 55.365103,-1.773861 55.365087,-1.773850 55.365073,-1.773835 55.365069,-1.773809 55.365073,-1.773798 55.365084)),((-1.780766 55.364984,-1.780772 55.364999,-1.780791 55.365005,-1.780812 55.365003,-1.780828 55.364991,-1.780824 55.364978,-1.780808 55.364970,-1.780786 55.364970,-1.780766 55.364984))) | DENWICK (DETACHED) STIRKHILL NU 10 NW NU 14450792 and NU 14000791 14/93 2 boundary stones on boundary with Alnwick C.P. II Boundary stones, probably C18. Cut sandstone. Gable-topped rectangular pillars 0.60 metre high, with incised Roman letters A M (Alnwick Moor) on north slope of top. Eastern stone, now shown on current O.S. map, recumbent at time of survey; an intermediate stone shown by O.S. at NU 14350792 was not located. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1371051 | Mill And Adjacent Stable/Granary | 1371051 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.807725 55.420282,-1.807816 55.420313,-1.807860 55.420271,-1.807705 55.420218,-1.807680 55.420241,-1.807502 55.420180,-1.807457 55.420223,-1.807605 55.420275,-1.807435 55.420412,-1.807522 55.420447,-1.807725 55.420282))) | EDLINGHAM ABBERWICK MILL NU 11 SW NU 123140 9/97 Mill and adjacent stable/granary GV II Mill and stable/granary. Mill early C19, stable/granary C18 remodelled early C19. Mill squared tooled stone, stable/granary rubble with tooled-and-margined quoins and dressings. Welsh slate roofs. Mill has boarded double doors in east end; south wall shows boarded door, boarded loft window and blocked round- arched opening for head goit; on north wall a boarded door with timber lintel and several blocked openings; west end has blocked window and boarded window above. Hip-ended roof. Stable/granary adjoins north-east corner of mill; south elevation shows stable door and 4 renewed 1st floor casements, all in alternating-block surrounds, and boarded double doors in C20 opening. Coped gables. On east end an external stone stair to boarded door in alternating-block surround. Interior: Mill has collared-rafter roof without any longitudinal members. Asbestos-roofed sheds on north side of stable/granary are not of special interest. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1371052 | Stone Bridge Across The Debdon Burn 220 Metres South West Of Cragside | 1371052 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.888568 55.312417,-1.888584 55.312416,-1.888606 55.312377,-1.888567 55.312371,-1.888552 55.312417,-1.888568 55.312417))) | CARTINGTON CRAGSIDE NU 0702 24/13 Stone bridge, across the Debdon Burn 220 metres south-west of Cragside GV II Footbridge. Third quarter of Cl9, for Lord Armstrong. Rock-faced stone and dressings. Hogback bridge with single segmental arch; the low parapets each have a series of circular sinkings, probably for ferns. On the main path from Cragside to the conservatories and gardens at Cragside Park House. Partly in Rothbury Parish. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1371053 | Tumbleton Boat House | 1371053 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.890170 55.316924,-1.890175 55.316889,-1.890053 55.316881,-1.890048 55.316918,-1.890170 55.316924))) | CARTINGTON CRAGSIDE NU 0702 24/15 Tumbleton Boat House GV II Boathouse. Second half of C19, for Lord Armstrong. Rock-faced stone with large projecting quoins; rock-faced-and-margined dressings; pantile roof. South elevation 1 storey, 2 bays; 2-light mullioned windows with wooden lattices. Left return shows open round arch. Similar windows to rear. Picturesquely sited at the end of the lake. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1371054 | 3 Boundary Stones On Boundary With Edlingham Civil Parish | 1371054 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.840040 55.335538,-1.840047 55.335553,-1.840066 55.335559,-1.840092 55.335555,-1.840103 55.335541,-1.840096 55.335530,-1.840072 55.335523,-1.840040 55.335538)),((-1.843772 55.336666,-1.843778 55.336681,-1.843797 55.336687,-1.843818 55.336685,-1.843834 55.336673,-1.843827 55.336658,-1.843808 55.336652,-1.843792 55.336652,-1.843772 55.336666)),((-1.841062 55.335884,-1.841054 55.335883,-1.841051 55.335886,-1.841057 55.335890,-1.841062 55.335884))) | CARTINGTON GOWK HILL NU 10 SW NU 10240462 to NU 10000475 18/18 3 boundary stones on boundary with Edlingham C.P. II 3 boundary stones, probably C18. Sandstone. Roughly-shaped rectangular pillars 0.40 to 0.65 metre high, with incised letters N (Duke of Northumberland) to south-west and S (Swinburne) to north-east. The western stone was recumbent at time of survey. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1371055 | 4 Boundary Stones On Boundary With Edlingham Civil Parish | 1371055 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.851636 55.339137,-1.851644 55.339136,-1.851644 55.339133,-1.851633 55.339133,-1.851636 55.339137)),((-1.857376 55.340946,-1.857382 55.340946,-1.857385 55.340943,-1.857376 55.340940,-1.857376 55.340946)),((-1.853762 55.339800,-1.853770 55.339799,-1.853770 55.339796,-1.853759 55.339796,-1.853762 55.339800)),((-1.855509 55.340360,-1.855516 55.340360,-1.855518 55.340355,-1.855507 55.340355,-1.855509 55.340360))) | CARTINGTON GOWK HILL NU 00 NE NU 09510502 to NU 09150522 13/20 4 boundary stones on boundary with Edlingham C.P. II 4 boundary stones, probably C18. Sandstone. Roughly-shaped rectangular pillars 0.65 to 0.70 metre high, with incised letters N (Duke of Northumberland) to south-west and S (Swinburne) to north-east. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1371056 | 12 Boundary Stones On Boundary With Edlingham Civil Parish | 1371056 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.881585 55.349643,-1.881590 55.349638,-1.881580 55.349638,-1.881579 55.349640,-1.881585 55.349643)),((-1.888248 55.352255,-1.888254 55.352254,-1.888254 55.352250,-1.888243 55.352250,-1.888248 55.352255)),((-1.886949 55.351728,-1.886954 55.351723,-1.886944 55.351723,-1.886944 55.351727,-1.886949 55.351728)),((-1.870104 55.345143,-1.870109 55.345138,-1.870099 55.345138,-1.870098 55.345140,-1.870104 55.345143)),((-1.879857 55.348963,-1.879863 55.348963,-1.879866 55.348960,-1.879857 55.348957,-1.879857 55.348963)),((-1.885247 55.351071,-1.885253 55.351069,-1.885253 55.351066,-1.885242 55.351066,-1.885247 55.351071)),((-1.862718 55.342646,-1.862723 55.342641,-1.862712 55.342641,-1.862712 55.342644,-1.862718 55.342646)),((-1.860284 55.341884,-1.860292 55.341883,-1.860292 55.341879,-1.860281 55.341879,-1.860284 55.341884)),((-1.871663 55.345733,-1.871668 55.345728,-1.871658 55.345728,-1.871658 55.345732,-1.871663 55.345733)),((-1.892689 55.354582,-1.892694 55.354577,-1.892684 55.354577,-1.892683 55.354579,-1.892689 55.354582)),((-1.877172 55.347936,-1.877178 55.347936,-1.877181 55.347933,-1.877172 55.347930,-1.877172 55.347936)),((-1.875015 55.347030,-1.875023 55.347029,-1.875023 55.347026,-1.875012 55.347026,-1.875015 55.347030))) | CARTINGTON RIMSIDE MOOR NU 00 NE NU 08960532 to NU 06900673 13/22 12 boundary stones on boundary with Edlingham C.P. II 12 boundary stones, probably C18. Sandstone. Roughly-shaped rectangular pillars 0.50 - 0.75 metre high, with incised letters N (Duke of Northumberland?) to south-west and S (Swinburne) to north-east. The stone at NU 07720611 was recumbent at time of survey. Stone shown by the 0.S. at NU 08130582 was not located. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1371057 | Whittle Farmhouse | 1371057 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.961045 55.337906,-1.961143 55.337896,-1.961129 55.337849,-1.961253 55.337837,-1.961237 55.337786,-1.961135 55.337795,-1.961129 55.337775,-1.960917 55.337793,-1.960936 55.337858,-1.960947 55.337857,-1.960955 55.337882,-1.961020 55.337875,-1.961029 55.337907,-1.961045 55.337906))) | CARTINGTON WHITTLE NU 00 SW 16/28 Whittle Farmhouse II House, c.1800 with later C19 rear wing. Squared tooled stone with cut dressings. Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys, 3 bays, symmetrical. Central doorway behind C20 glazed porch. Ground-floor windows renewed in old openings; two 4-pane sashes and 4-pane casement above. Coped left gable on moulded kneeler,with stepped-and-banded end stack. Right return shows two lst-floor windows, one with C20 casement and the other blocked; above a moulded string at eaves level the wall is raised as an eyecatcher, with 2 blind Gothick 2-light transomed windows and a second moulded string below the castellated parapet. Adjacent outbuildings to north and west are not of special interest. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1371058 | Ruins Of St Leonard's Hospital | 1371058 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.704514 55.423063,-1.704638 55.423089,-1.704702 55.422991,-1.704307 55.422903,-1.704158 55.422988,-1.704269 55.423011,-1.704514 55.423063))) | DENWICK A 1068 NU 11 SE (West side) 10/32 Ruins of St. Leonard's Hospital 31.12.69 II Hospital ruins, c.1200 re-erected c.1845 by F.R. Wilson. Squared stone and rubble with cut dressings. Hall with narrower chapel to east and other buildings (now grassed-over foundations) on south. Part of south wall of hall stands with round-arched doorway showing continuous chevron moulding, and indented hood; north jamb and a few moulded voussoirs of hall/chapel arch. Hospital founded between 1193 and 1216 by Eustace de Vescy; annexed to Alnwick Abbey 1376. Buried remains rediscovered when the field was ploughed in 1845, and re-erected on original footings. SCHEDULED ANCIENT MONUMENT , | 1969-12-31 | 1969-12-31 | ||||
| 1371059 | Dovecote To East Of Heckley Fence Farmhouse With Attached Wall | 1371059 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.705486 55.448851,-1.705502 55.448873,-1.705618 55.448845,-1.705586 55.448805,-1.705473 55.448833,-1.705486 55.448851))) | DENWICK B 6341 NU 11 NE (East side, off) 6/37 Dovecote to east of Heckley Fence Farmhouse, with attached wall II Dovecote and attached wall, late C18. Dovecote rubble with tooled quoins and dressings; Welsh slate roof. Wall squared stone with some brick courses, on rubble base. Square dovecote, linked by wall to farmhouse on west. North elevation: Dovecote has band at mid-height, broken by boarded loft door in pointed arch; similar lower door has slatted tympanum. Blind quatrefoil above doors; pyramidal roof. Returns show similar blind quatrefoils above band; rear elevation has open quatrefoil, and tall flat-coped wall on left. Farmhouse and outbuilding at rear of wall have been altered and are not of special interest. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1371060 | Milepost 100 Metres East Of Shipley Bridge | 1371060 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.759864 55.452897,-1.759861 55.452890,-1.759855 55.452894,-1.759858 55.452897,-1.759864 55.452897))) | DENWICK B 6346 NU 11 NE NU 15281769 (North side) 6/41 Milepost 100 metres east of Shipley Bridge II Milepost, late C19, by Smith Patterson Ltd. of Blaydon. Cast iron, painted white with black figures. Oval top with faceted twin faces, on circular fluted shaft with maker's plate. Raised legend ALNWICK 4 MILES / CHATTON 10? MILES. Height 0.45 metre. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1371061 | Canongate Bridge Over The River Aln | 1371061 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.715310 55.419440,-1.715453 55.419486,-1.715949 55.419879,-1.716053 55.419830,-1.715816 55.419668,-1.715439 55.419383,-1.715310 55.419440))) | De-listing - duplicate entry: Canongate Bridge, over the River Aln As part of our Historic England Action Plan, Historic England is constantly striving to improve the accuracy of statutory information on the National Heritage List for England. As part of this we are seeking to remove any duplicated records from the List. Assessment After considering all the available information, Canongate Bridge over the River Aln, an 1821 bridge, listed as List entry 1371061, is recommended for removal from the List for the following principal reasons: Degree of architectural and historic interest: * the building is listed under two duplicate List entries; * the asset will remain listed under UID 1041491 History The building along the B6345 is a three segmental bridge dated to 1821 built of squared stones. It was first Grade I listed on 20 February 1952 published in Greenback volume 905, map 8, item 35. On 10 January 1953 it was again Grade II listed published in Greenback volume 1396, map 10, item 45. The building appears to be listed twice on the National Heritage List for England under List entries 1041491 and 1371061. The entry published in volume 1396 shall be removed. Details Canongate Bridge over the River Aln was described as follows: Bridge, 1821. Squared stone. Three segmental arches; low triangular cutwaters, moulded arch ring. Round-headed road arch on south. Moulded roundels in spandrels and string below parapet, which has shallow pilasters on each face, moulded coping and square end piers with moulded flat caps. Partly in Alnwick U.D. | 2020-03-11 | 1953-01-10 | 2020-03-11 | |||
| 1371062 | Codger Fort | 1371062 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.931635 55.205253,-1.931592 55.205279,-1.931536 55.205278,-1.931541 55.205237,-1.931379 55.205234,-1.931376 55.205223,-1.931349 55.205224,-1.931347 55.205251,-1.931511 55.205252,-1.931504 55.205293,-1.931602 55.205298,-1.931668 55.205259,-1.931652 55.205240,-1.931753 55.205177,-1.931764 55.205181,-1.931783 55.205168,-1.931747 55.205151,-1.931728 55.205162,-1.931734 55.205168,-1.931622 55.205240,-1.931635 55.205253))) | ROTHLEY B 6342 NZ 09 SW (East side) 12/58 Codger Fort (formerly listed as 21.10.53 Cadger's Fort or Cadger Castle) II Folly c.1770 by Thomas Wright for Sir Walter Blackett. Large blocks of roughly- dressed stone. A triangular bastion c.30 yards long with a square-plan projection at the apex. The wall is c.8 ft. high, with 16 gun loops. The front of the square projection has 3 crenellations. The wall ends in 2 turrets c.6 ft. square with doorways on inner returns, rough projecting cornices and rough, stone pyramidal roofs. They are c.15 ft. high. The fort stands on cliffs in a dramatic position and was formerly thought to be a defence of c.1746 against possible Jacobite invasion. However, a design of 1769 signed by Thomas Wright of Durham, and held at Wallington seems to disprove this. J. Macaulay: The Gothick Revival 1745-1845: 1975 BLACKIE, LONDON AND GLASGOW. TYNE & WEAR COUNTY COUNCIL MUSEUMS: Capability Brown and the Northern Landscape: Exhibition Catalogue: 1983. , | 1987-05-29 | 1953-10-21 | ||||
| 1371063 | Farmbuildings Circa 10 Yards West Of Gallows Hill Farmhouse | 1371063 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.969879 55.196708,-1.969667 55.196774,-1.969579 55.196685,-1.969489 55.196713,-1.969621 55.196851,-1.970005 55.196729,-1.969823 55.196540,-1.969742 55.196566,-1.969879 55.196708))) | ROTHLEY B 6342 NZ 08 NW (South side, off) 17/62 Farmbuildings c.10 yards west of Gallows Hill Farmhouse GV II Farmbuildings. Early C19. Dressed stone with stone slate and Welsh slate roofs. U-plan. Single-storey shelter sheds to rear have 2 elliptical arches. Welsh slate roof. Barn and byres to left: barn has boarded double doors. Lower 2-bay byres with boarded doors. 2-storey stable and granary on right have boarded door and half-slatted window on ground floor, 3 half-slatted windows above. Stone slate roof. Outside stone steps to granary on right return. , | 1987-05-29 | 1987-05-29 | ||||
| 1371064 | Fairnley Farmhouse | 1371064 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.993635 55.194820,-1.993646 55.194841,-1.993726 55.194827,-1.993708 55.194795,-1.993790 55.194783,-1.993779 55.194764,-1.993817 55.194757,-1.993788 55.194705,-1.993503 55.194755,-1.993533 55.194811,-1.993454 55.194823,-1.993471 55.194851,-1.993635 55.194820))) | ROTHLEY FAIRNLEY NZ 08 NW 17/66 Fairnley Farmhouse II House. 1840 for John Trevelyan of Wallington. Dressed stone with ashlar dressings, Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys, 3 bays with lower 2-storey, one-bay section to left. Central panelled door with overlight and lintel inscribed J.T. 1840. 12-pane sashes in alternating-block surrounds. Shallow-pitched gabled roof with slightly-ridged coping and banded end stacks of 2 conjoined shafts. Addition to left has 16-pane sash on ground floor and 4-pane Yorkshire sash above. Interior has staircase with stick balusters and turned newels, 6-panel doors and shutters. , | 1987-05-29 | 1987-05-29 | ||||
| 1371065 | Rothley Castle | 1371065 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.932432 55.193189,-1.932434 55.193228,-1.932528 55.193227,-1.932527 55.193216,-1.932572 55.193202,-1.932735 55.193075,-1.932791 55.193043,-1.932795 55.192968,-1.932852 55.192969,-1.932857 55.192905,-1.932808 55.192904,-1.932818 55.192847,-1.932772 55.192790,-1.932676 55.192696,-1.932658 55.192667,-1.932624 55.192656,-1.932629 55.192641,-1.932554 55.192631,-1.932540 55.192669,-1.932615 55.192679,-1.932619 55.192668,-1.932647 55.192675,-1.932665 55.192705,-1.932753 55.192793,-1.932792 55.192845,-1.932784 55.192903,-1.932753 55.192903,-1.932748 55.192967,-1.932776 55.192968,-1.932772 55.193028,-1.932707 55.193071,-1.932624 55.193148,-1.932553 55.193198,-1.932527 55.193202,-1.932526 55.193190,-1.932432 55.193189))) | ROTHLEY ROTHLEY NZ 08 NW 17/74 Rothley Castle II* Folly. c.1755 by Daniel Garrett for Sir Walter Blackett. Random rubble. Gothick style. Canted screen wall stretching c.60 yards along top of hill with square end towers and larger square central tower. Central tower: 2 storeys. Tall pointed-arched doorway with flanking blocked lower arches forming niches. Above it a cruciform slit, the arms of the cross treated as mouchettes. Very large, rough, close-set corbels. Roofless. Similar arched niches on each of the other sides. Screen walls stand to c.8 ft. in places, ruinous in others. Five cruciform slits remain. End towers have pointed-arched niches on 3 sides, open on 4th side towards inner face of wall. Similar corbels. Interior of central tower has stone stairs to roof platform. Full-height room behind arched doorway has, to left and right, two tall screens of two unmoulded square columns. TYNE & WEAR COUNTY COUNCIL MUSEUMS; Capability Brown and the Northern Landscape: Exhibition Catalogue: 1983. , | 1987-05-29 | 1987-05-29 | ||||
| 1371066 | Flotterton Cottages | 1371066 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.004786 55.316446,-2.004849 55.316444,-2.004845 55.316421,-2.004811 55.316422,-2.004807 55.316390,-2.004573 55.316398,-2.004581 55.316454,-2.004707 55.316449,-2.004711 55.316480,-2.004790 55.316476,-2.004786 55.316446))) | SNITTER FLOTTERTON COTTAGES NT 90 SE 2/78 No. 7 II House. C18, possibly with C17 core. Dressed stone facade, larger roughly- dressed stone on returns. 2 storeys, 3 bays. C20 central door. 16-pane sashes on ground floor, small 12-pane Yorkshire sashes above. Steeply-pitched roof with reverse-stepped gables, flat coping and kneelers. Rendered end stacks. , | 1987-05-29 | 1987-05-29 | ||||
| 1371069 | Dovecote 40 Metres South West Of Glanton House | 1371069 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.887774 55.423767,-1.887797 55.423762,-1.887811 55.423749,-1.887811 55.423736,-1.887797 55.423723,-1.887756 55.423718,-1.887726 55.423734,-1.887722 55.423742,-1.887730 55.423757,-1.887774 55.423767))) | GLANTON THE CAUSEWAY NU 0714 (South side) Glanton Village 21/193 Dovecote 40 metres south-west of 31.12.69 Glanton House GV II* Dovecote, late C17 or early C18. Rubble with roughly-shaped and tooled dressings; blue Scottish slate roof with timber lantern capped by C20 synthetic sheet. Circular plan, with doorways to north-east. Vertical pair of boarded doors in alternating-block surrounds; conical roof, carrying low octagonal lantern with arched pigeon hole in each alternate face, and pyramidal cap. Interior: upper stage has 6 tiers of nesting boxes recessed into walls. , | 1969-12-31 | 1969-12-31 | ||||
| 1371070 | Stable Range To North Of Glanton Pike | 1371070 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.911125 55.422489,-1.911167 55.422527,-1.911117 55.422546,-1.911177 55.422600,-1.910848 55.422717,-1.910892 55.422757,-1.911324 55.422604,-1.911177 55.422471,-1.911221 55.422457,-1.911199 55.422435,-1.911146 55.422452,-1.911134 55.422439,-1.911057 55.422463,-1.911073 55.422481,-1.911110 55.422470,-1.911125 55.422489))) | GLANTON GLANTON PIKE NU 01 SE 8/206 Stable range to north of Glanton Pike GV II Stable wing, cottage, coach-house and adjacent outbuildings. Late C18 and early C19. Stable wing and cottage squared tooled stone, coach-house and adjacent outbuildings rubble with tooled-and-margined quoins and dressings; Welsh slate roofs. Ranges on west and north of stable yard. Elevations to yard: West range in 2 sections; left single-storey outbuilding with boarded door and 6-pane sash, linking to north-west wing of house; right projecting coach-house with segmental archway under asymmetric gable. North range 2 storeys + 1 storey with loft, 5 bays, irregular. Left end bay behind coach-house is cottage with coped gables on moulded kneelers and stepped-and- corniced right end stack. Lower right part has segmental arches in 2nd and 4th bays, boarded door, stable door, and varied fenestration including 2 low loft openings. 1 tall corniced ridge stack and two C20 ridge ventilators. West elevation: End of coach-house shows boarded door, renewed 16-pane sash window and stepped-and-corniced gable stack. Cottage to left has 4-pane sash under 16-pane sash. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1371071 | Pair Of Cross Bases 9 Metres South Of Church Of St John The Baptist | 1371071 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.820841 55.375878,-1.820847 55.375883,-1.820852 55.375881,-1.820850 55.375876,-1.820841 55.375878)),((-1.820829 55.375850,-1.820831 55.375855,-1.820840 55.375852,-1.820834 55.375848,-1.820829 55.375850))) | EDLINGHAM EDLINGHAM VILLAGE NU 10 NW 14/330 Pair of cross bases 9 metres south of Church of St. John the Baptist GV II Cross bases; one probably Pre-Conquest, the other medieval. Cut sandstone. The earlier stone is a well-cut tapering block 0.4 x 0.5 metre and 0.6 metre high, with a rectangular socket on top. To the south is a second base 0.4 metre square with an off-centre rectangular socket and a stepped edge, now almost flush with the ground. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1371072 | Bigges Pillar | 1371072 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.808698 55.357970,-1.808728 55.358006,-1.808797 55.358015,-1.808852 55.357990,-1.808853 55.357950,-1.808798 55.357925,-1.808729 55.357934,-1.808698 55.357970))) | EDLINGHAM EDLINGHAM WOODS NU 10 NW NU 12220712 14/331 Bigges' Pillar II Possible beacon base, perhaps medieval. Large rubble with roughly-coursed facing partly fallen. Circular plan, c.8 metres diameter; battered convex profile to sides, flattish top. Traces of steps on west side; overall height 3 metres. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1371073 | 3 Boundary Stones On Boundary With Alnwick Civil Parish | 1371073 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.781299 55.391551,-1.781303 55.391563,-1.781324 55.391572,-1.781346 55.391570,-1.781362 55.391554,-1.781354 55.391542,-1.781336 55.391536,-1.781314 55.391538,-1.781299 55.391551)),((-1.780777 55.392184,-1.780783 55.392184,-1.780786 55.392181,-1.780777 55.392178,-1.780777 55.392184)),((-1.781984 55.390838,-1.781979 55.390843,-1.781989 55.390843,-1.781989 55.390839,-1.781984 55.390838))) | EDLINGHAM LAMP HILL NU 11 SW NU 13981084 to NU 13911079 9/118 3 boundary stones on boundary with Alnwick C.P. II 3 boundary stones, probably C18. Sandstone. Roughly-shaped blocks 0.70 metre high. Northern stone has incised letters (Duke of Northumberland. Alnwick Moor) on east and A (Freemen of Alnwick) on west, the central stone lies recumbent with only the letter P (Pawson) on the west visible, the N southern stone has the letters A M on the east and P on the west. The central stone at NU 13951085 is not shown on the current O.S. map. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1371074 | Cheviot Chart 40 Metres West Of Lemmington Branch | 1371074 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.792513 55.396968,-1.792512 55.396961,-1.792491 55.396957,-1.792462 55.396980,-1.792446 55.397007,-1.792449 55.397039,-1.792481 55.397081,-1.792518 55.397076,-1.792526 55.397061,-1.792512 55.397000,-1.792513 55.396968))) | EDLINGHAM LEMMINGTON BRANCH NU 11 SW 9/120 Cheviot Chart, 40 metres west of 31.12.69 Lemmington Branch GV II Viewpoint indicator, set up by Sir Stephen Henry Aitchison in 1921. Stone, brass. 2 circular stone steps support large unworked boulder with affixed circular plate identifying landscape features visible from this point. A notable viewpoint for the Cheviot Hills. , | 1969-12-31 | 1969-12-31 | ||||
| 1371075 | Mill Cottage With Attached Outbuildings North Of Lemmington Hall | 1371075 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.810610 55.395702,-1.810377 55.395829,-1.810289 55.395778,-1.810218 55.395817,-1.810380 55.395913,-1.810685 55.395749,-1.810663 55.395735,-1.810811 55.395653,-1.810754 55.395620,-1.810610 55.395702))) | EDLINGHAM LEMMINGTON HALL NU 11 SW 9/124 Mill Cottage with attached outbuildings north of Lemmington Hall GV II Coach-house, stable and kennel, now as laundry, cottage and storerooms. Late C18 remodelled 1915. Tooled or tooled-and-margined stone with concrete infill and later snecked stone; graduated stone flag roofs with stone ridges. 1 storey, in 3 sections. Left kennel section, with parapet front, has 3 ledged and boarded doors, an inserted quasi-medieval window and a pointed fixed light above the central door. Small kennel enclosure at left with wrought-iron railing on dwarf wall. Central 5-bay section has garage doors in 4th bay; 3 left bays originally open, now infilled and with large C20 casements. Central raised parapet on console brackets with date 1915. 2 lion masks attached at eaves. Right bay incorporated into added projecting cottage with 2 bays on inner return. Studded plank door with interlaced overlight; 2- and 3-light casement windows, those to new wing in rock-faced surrounds; 2 more lion masks between them. Inserted Venetian window with interlaced head in end wall. 1 small stepped-and-banded ridge stack. Included for group value. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1371076 | Walled Garden, Garden Buildings And St Pauls Cottage To North East Of Lemmington Hall | 1371076 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.807814 55.397243,-1.807786 55.397260,-1.806726 55.397265,-1.806753 55.396811,-1.806739 55.396802,-1.806721 55.396810,-1.806698 55.397281,-1.806968 55.397281,-1.806967 55.397310,-1.806993 55.397311,-1.806993 55.397331,-1.807049 55.397331,-1.807051 55.397309,-1.807396 55.397308,-1.807397 55.397316,-1.807438 55.397317,-1.807439 55.397325,-1.807501 55.397324,-1.807501 55.397317,-1.807522 55.397315,-1.807522 55.397306,-1.807545 55.397305,-1.807546 55.397287,-1.807528 55.397287,-1.807528 55.397280,-1.807798 55.397278,-1.808701 55.396715,-1.808699 55.396704,-1.808748 55.396681,-1.808662 55.396620,-1.808617 55.396642,-1.808426 55.396497,-1.808812 55.396291,-1.808803 55.396284,-1.808546 55.396405,-1.808304 55.396265,-1.808294 55.396270,-1.808528 55.396413,-1.808394 55.396482,-1.808390 55.396498,-1.808668 55.396709,-1.807814 55.397243))) | EDLINGHAM LEMMINGTON HALL NU 11 SW 9/128 Walled garden, garden buildings and St. Paul's Cottage, to north- east of Lemmington Hall GV II Garden walls,buildings and cottage. Walls and cottage C18 with early C20 alterations, garden buildings early C20. Walls brick in English Garden Wall Bond 1 and 4, with rubble external face except on east; cottage coursed rubble; garden buildings brick except for timber-framed greenhouse on brick base; cut dressings. Cottage roof stone flags; garden buildings roofed with red clay tiles. Garden an irregular pentagon in plan, open to south-east. From south-west corner a 30-metre length of brick-faced wall continues south-west to join tall stone wall (q.v.) running towards the Hall. West wall of garden has ledged and boarded door with interlaced head in archway with raised stone surround, keystone and imposts. Cottage at rear of wall 1 storey + attic, 2 bays. Vertical-panelled door with narrow latticed overlight at left; 4-light flat- faced mullioned window at right, glazing altered. Inserted raking dormer; ridge stack. Through-stones on left return, and 2 windows with flattened Tudor-arched heads to lights. North-west wall of garden, reducing in thickness at mid-height, has flat coping and sloped buttresses to rear. North wall of garden has 2 doors with interlaced ribs, in stone surrounds with grotesque masks on keystones; re-set sundial inscribed FEARE GOD AND OBAY THE KING, and stone-blocked heating ducts. To rear a range of single-storey buildings, some pent and some gabled, have round-arched lights with fancy glazing, doors with interlaced ribs, stepped and cogged eaves, and inserted ornamental brackets; at east end a T-shaped greenhouse with fluted posts, mouded and dentilled cornice, and carved spandrels. East wall of garden, collapsed at south end, has boldly-projecting buttresses to rear, with inserted ornamental brackets. Included for group value. Castellated south extension to cottage, and greenhouse on south face of north wall, are not of special interest. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1371077 | Column 410 Metres South East Of Lemmington Hall | 1371077 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.805950 55.392477,-1.805985 55.392500,-1.806023 55.392484,-1.805988 55.392460,-1.805950 55.392477))) | 1EDLINGHAM LEMMINGTON HALL NU 11 SW NU 12381096 9/131 Column 410 metres south-east of 31.12.69 Lemmington Hall GV II* Monumental Column, erected in 1786 by Sir John Soane, for James Evelyn as a memorial to his parents. Originally at Felbridge Park (Surrey), re-sited 1928 by Sir Stephen Aitchison. Column ashlar, on platform of roughly-squared stone. Low square platform incorporating a variety of C17/18 architectural fragments. Column has plain square plinth and moulded circular base encircled by self- swallowing serpent; smooth tapering shaft. Capital with scrolled necking carrying corniced square block. Cylindrical altar with curved fluting above bears eternal flame; overall height c.15 metres. Various inscriptions; dedication on north side of shaft: JACOBUS EVELYN Filius EDWARD EVELYN Et Juliae,Uxoris Ejus (O' Benignissimi Parentes,) Hanc Columnam, Hac Terra. (Natale Solum) Ponendam Plentissime Gratissimeque Curavit D MDCCLXXXVI Johannes Soane Architectus U.B. Also 14 verses of Addison's 'Hymn to Gratitude', 'Manners Makyth Man' on drum and 'Soli Deo Gloria' on entablature. One of Sir John Soane's early commissions, and his only work in Northumberland. It was transported north in 1927/8 by sea, rail and a specially-constructed light electric railway; lettering on shaft recut in 1941. Margaret Hudson, 'Soane's Gratitude in Stone', Country Life, Aug. 31 1978, 592-3. , | 1969-12-31 | 1969-12-31 | ||||
| 1371078 | 2 Boundary Stones On Parish Boundary With Langframlington Civil Parish | 1371078 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.807785 55.344375,-1.807792 55.344390,-1.807811 55.344396,-1.807832 55.344394,-1.807848 55.344378,-1.807837 55.344364,-1.807822 55.344360,-1.807796 55.344364,-1.807785 55.344375)),((-1.811230 55.343253,-1.811239 55.343256,-1.811242 55.343253,-1.811236 55.343249,-1.811230 55.343253))) | EDLINGHAM MILLSTONE CLEUGH NU 10 NW NU 12230557 and NU 12070548 (East side) 14/137 2 boundary stones on parish boundary with Longframlington C.P. II 2 boundary stones, probably C18. Sandstone. Rectangular pillars with segmental tops, 0.60 and 0.70 metre high. Western has incised letter S on north and F on south; eastern has letter F or E on south only. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1371079 | Boundary Stone On Boundary With Alnwick Civil Parish 480 Metres North Of The Union Stone | 1371079 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.781778 55.375437,-1.781773 55.375437,-1.781770 55.375442,-1.781781 55.375442,-1.781778 55.375437))) | EDLINGHAM THORNY KNOWE NU 10 NW NU 13920907 Boundary stone 14/140 on boundary with Alnwick C.P. 480 metres north of the Union Stone II Boundary stone, probably C18. Sandstone. Broad flat-topped pillar 0.65 metre high incised letters 'A' (Freemen of Alnwick) on east, 'F' (Fenwick) on north and 'N.o.7 S' (Swinburne) on south. The stone marks the junction of Alnwick Moor with Lemmington and Edlington townships in Edlingham parish. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1371080 | Patterson Cottage | 1371080 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.723739 55.482917,-1.723816 55.483001,-1.723900 55.482977,-1.723858 55.482930,-1.723924 55.482911,-1.723890 55.482874,-1.723739 55.482917))) | EGLINGHAM A1 NU 12 SE (West side) 3/146 Patterson Cottage 31/12/69 (Formerly Listed as Link Hall Cottage GV II Chathill) Cottage, early-mid C19. Squared tooled stone; Welsh slate roof with yellow brick stacks. 1 storey , 2 bays. Central renewed studded door flanked by renewed 6-pane sashes; all openings with Tudor-arched heads and hoodmoulds. Inscribed plaque to right of door: THE HON. SIR JAMES BROWN PATTERSON K.C. M.C. PRIME MINISTER OF VICTORIA AUSTRALIA 1893-4 WAS BORN HERE 1833'. Coped gables; stepped-and-corniced end stacks. Flat-roofed extension to rear is not of special interest. , | 1987-08-25 | 1969-12-31 | ||||
| 1371081 | Cottage At West End Of Mill House | 1371081 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.830758 55.469260,-1.830766 55.469260,-1.830772 55.469240,-1.830811 55.469244,-1.830828 55.469192,-1.830696 55.469178,-1.830677 55.469250,-1.830758 55.469260))) | EGLINGHAM EGLINGHAM VILLAGE NU 1019 (North side) 19/161 No. 22 (cottage at west end of Mill House) GV II Cottage, late C18. Squared stone; Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys, 1 bay. Half- glazed door on right; 12-pane sash windows. Coped left gable, stepped end stacks. Left return shows large blind Gothick window flanked by small quatrefoils each containing a 6-pane casement. Attached house to right, altered and extended 1976, is not of special interest. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1371082 | Outer Precinct Wall To East And North Of Hulne Friary | 1371082 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.741265 55.434751,-1.741237 55.434757,-1.741247 55.434783,-1.741248 55.434817,-1.741307 55.434859,-1.741211 55.435132,-1.741026 55.435290,-1.740763 55.435592,-1.740684 55.435731,-1.740631 55.435914,-1.742472 55.436518,-1.742618 55.436545,-1.743451 55.436626,-1.743467 55.436622,-1.743467 55.436612,-1.743457 55.436608,-1.742627 55.436528,-1.742455 55.436494,-1.740662 55.435904,-1.740715 55.435736,-1.740792 55.435600,-1.741054 55.435299,-1.741242 55.435138,-1.741341 55.434854,-1.741283 55.434813,-1.741280 55.434782,-1.741265 55.434751))) | DENWICK HULNE PARK NU 11 NE 6/67 Outer precinct wall to east 31.12.69 and north of Hulne Friary GV II Outer precinct wall of friary. Medieval with later patchings. Outer face roughly-squared stone, inner face coursed rubble. Wall 0.65 metre thick and 2.8 metres high, with steeply-pitched rubble coping above projecting band. From the present gateway, north-east of the friary, the wall runs south for c.120 metres to a ruined termination close to the river, and west for c.150 metres ending by the C20 kennels. , | 1969-12-31 | 1969-12-31 | ||||
| 1371083 | Ladys Well On East Side Of Ladys Well Drive | 1371083 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.732237 55.435325,-1.732256 55.435314,-1.732244 55.435300,-1.732223 55.435300,-1.732209 55.435311,-1.732215 55.435322,-1.732237 55.435325))) | DENWICK HULNE PARK NU 11 NE NU 17501576 6/69 Lady's Well, on east side of Lady's Well Drive II Holy well, in its present form probably C18. Cut stone. Circular stone basin with lip, backed by low wall with moulded stone bench and backrest of irregular slabs. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1371084 | Palmstrother Bridge Over Shipley Burn | 1371084 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.761533 55.434381,-1.761495 55.434426,-1.761623 55.434450,-1.761803 55.434503,-1.761907 55.434544,-1.761953 55.434494,-1.761759 55.434456,-1.761533 55.434381))) | DENWICK HULNE PARK NU 11 NE NU 152156 6/72 Palmstrother Bridge, over Shipley Burn II Bridge, probably late C18. Squared stone of near-ashlar quality. Segmental arch, with raised voussoirs and impost blocks, flanked by pilasters. Band below parapet, with chamfered coping, ending in square piers with flat tops. Partly in Eglingham Parish. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 | ||||
| 1371085 | Garden Walls And Gate To West Of Park Farmhouse | 1371085 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.735032 55.424227,-1.735048 55.424239,-1.735081 55.424316,-1.735100 55.424511,-1.735078 55.424528,-1.735098 55.424536,-1.735132 55.424515,-1.735112 55.424313,-1.735078 55.424232,-1.735043 55.424202,-1.735022 55.424201,-1.735016 55.424209,-1.735032 55.424227))) | DENWICK HULNE PARK NU 11 SE 10/74 Garden walls and gate to west of Park Farmhouse GV II Garden walls and gate, probably 1832. Ashlar, wrought iron. Wall on north and west of garden has rounded angles and chamfered coping; gateway on west has square piers with pyramidal caps, holding gate with spear-topped bars and dogbars. Attached to external face of north wall is monolithic gatepier of yard entrance, with cross-gabled top and Percy crescent on west. , | 1987-08-25 | 1987-08-25 |
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