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Listed Buildings in Greenhead, Northumberland

  1. II 2 Storey Farmbuilding and Flanking Ranges to Rear of Glenwhelt Photos
    Greenhead, Northumberland, CA8
  2. II Allolee Farmhouse
    Northumberland, CA8
  3. II Balustraded Garden Wall and Flight of Steps 35 Metres South East of Blenkinsopp Hall
    Northumberland, NE49
  4. II Barn and Workshop Adjoining Glenwhelt Cottage
    Greenhead, Northumberland, CA8
  5. II Blenkinsopp Castle
    Northumberland, CA8
  6. II Blenkinsopp Hall Photos
    Northumberland, NE49
  7. II Burnside Cottage
    Northumberland, CA8
  8. II Church of St Cuthbert Photos
    St Cuthbert's Church, Greenhead, Northumberland, CA8
  9. II Glenwhelt and Glenwhelt Cottage Photos
    Greenhead, Northumberland, CA8
  10. II Great Chesters Farmhouse Photos
    Northumberland, NE49
  11. II Greenhead Memorial Cross Photos
    Greenhead, Northumberland, CA8
  12. I Hadrians Wall, Milecastles and Turrets Photos
    Northumberland, CA8
  13. II Lime Kiln 150 Metres East of Todholes
    Northumberland, CA8
  14. II Lime Kiln 450 Metres South West of Allolee Farmhouse
    Northumberland, CA8
  15. II Low Old Shield Farmhouse
    Northumberland, CA8
  16. II Low Town
    Northumberland, CA8
  17. II Memorial Drinking Fountain 20 Metres North of Church of St Cuthbert Photos
    Greenhead, Northumberland, CA8
  18. II Road Bridge 25 Metres South-West of Glenwhelt
    Greenhead, Northumberland, CA8
  19. II Stable Block 30 Metres North-West of Blenkinsopp Hall
    Northumberland, NE49
  20. II Station House Photos
    Greenhead, Northumberland, CA8
  21. II Walltown Farmhouse
    Northumberland, CA8

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