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Buildings photographed: 507

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  • The Strike School

    Detail of various inscribed stones on the front elevation

    23 July 2024

  • The Strike School

    Front elevation

    23 July 2024

  • Fox Farmhouse

    Front elevation, facing west

    23 July 2024

  • Black Hall Farmhouse

    Front elevation facing Hall Road

    23 July 2024

  • Church of St Wendreda

    Window detail

    23 July 2024

  • 38, West End

    South elevation

    19 July 2024

  • 3, 3A and 3B, West End

    Looking northwest

    19 July 2024

  • Town Hall

    Brickwork to Fire Engines

    19 July 2024

  • Town Hall

    Tiles above entrance

    19 July 2024

  • Market Cross

    Looking roughly north

    19 July 2024

  • 16, Gracious Street

    South Elevation

    19 July 2024

  • 10, Gracious Street

    South elevation

    19 July 2024

  • 8, Arnolds Lane

    Taken from the corner of Arnolds Lane

    19 July 2024

  • 1-5, Arnolds Lane

    South elevation facing Delph Street

    19 July 2024

  • 10, Delph Street

    Looking north on Delph Street

    19 July 2024

  • Number 1 and Railings

    Photo of five buildings with No1 on the left, close to the bridge

    16 July 2024

  • 2, Quay Walls

    Row of five buildings with No2 shown

    16 July 2024

  • 3, Quay Walls

    Row of five buildings with No3 in the middle

    16 July 2024

  • 4, Quay Walls

    Row of five buildings with No 4 shown

    16 July 2024

  • 5, Quay Walls

    Row of five building with No5 on the right

    16 July 2024

  • Grain Store

    Row of three buildings facing teh river with the Grain Store on the left

    16 July 2024

  • Berwick House

    Row of three buildings, with 2 and 3 (Berwick House) in the middle

    16 July 2024

  • 1, Bridge Terrace

    Three buildings facing the river, with No1 on the right

    16 July 2024

  • Fishing Shiel

    Rear elevation with west-facing end

    16 July 2024

  • Fishing Shiel

    The front elevation facing Sandstell Road

    16 July 2024

  • East House

    Viewed from gate looking roughly north-west

    16 July 2024

  • Spittal School and Surrounding Walls and Railings

    Facing Main Street

    16 July 2024

  • 178-180, Main Street

    Front elevation facing Main Street

    16 July 2024

  • Farmbuildings at East House Farm

    Vent detail with slate roof

    16 July 2024

  • Farmbuildings at East House Farm

    Building facing the east-west lane that leads to the coast

    16 July 2024

  • Farmbuildings at East House Farm

    Gable facing south

    16 July 2024

  • East House Farm Cottages with Attached Garden Walls and Railings

    Looking east towards the coast

    16 July 2024

  • The Blue Bell Hotel

    Front elevation

    16 July 2024

  • Bamburgh Castle

    Viewed from a distance on Ingram Road, looking roughly north

    16 July 2024

  • Dovecote Circa 50 Yards South of Armstrong House

    Viewed from the end of Lindisfarne Avenue, looking roughly east towards the Castle

    16 July 2024

  • Church of St Michael

    Door with bottom hinge

    16 July 2024

  • Road Bridge and Footbridge 320 Metres South East of Howick Hall

    Looking towards the footbridge - roughly east

    15 July 2024

  • Gatepiers and Attached Wall to North of Craster Tower

    Cyclist riding through the gateway

    15 July 2024

  • Howick Hall Centre Block and Link Galleries

    Front elevation

    15 July 2024

  • Howick Hall Centre Block and Link Galleries

    Front elevation detail with pond

    15 July 2024

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