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Listed Buildings in Ovingham, Northumberland

  1. II 3, Bridge End Photos
    Ovingham, Northumberland, NE42
  2. I Church of St Mary Photos
    Ovingham, Northumberland, NE42
  3. II Footbridge Photos
    Ovingham, Northumberland, NE42
  4. II Garden Terraces C 15 Yards South of Ovingham Vicarage
    Ovingham, Northumberland, NE42
  5. II Garden Wall and Gateways C 20 Yards North of Ovingham Vicarage Photos
    Ovingham, Northumberland, NE42
  6. II Gatepiers C 2 Yards South-West of Ovingham Vicarage
    Ovingham, Northumberland, NE42
  7. II K6 Telephone Kiosk to North of Village Well Photos
    Ovingham, Northumberland, NE42
  8. II Memorial to Isaac Jackson C30 Yards South of Church of St Mary Photos
    Ovingham, Northumberland, NE42
  9. II Monument to Catherine Lumley C30 Yards South-West of Church of St Mary Photos
    Ovingham, Northumberland, NE42
  10. II Monument to Dorothy Heslop C10 Yards South of Church of St Mary Photos
    Ovingham, Northumberland, NE42
  11. II Monument to John Newton 1 Yard South of Church of St Mary Photos
    Ovingham, Northumberland, NE42
  12. II Monument to John Wormald C30 Yards West of Church of St Mary Photos
    Ovingham, Northumberland, NE42
  13. II Monuments to Bewick Family C30 Yards South of Church of St Mary Photos
    Ovingham, Northumberland, NE42
  14. II Mount Huly Farmhouse and Attached Farmbuildings
    Ovingham, Northumberland, NE42
  15. II Ovingham War Memorial Photos
    Ovingham, Northumberland, NE42
  16. II* The Old Vicarage Photos
    Ovingham, Northumberland, NE42
  17. II The Village Cross Photos
    Ovingham, Northumberland, NE42
  18. II Village Well Photos
    Ovingham, Northumberland, NE42

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