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Keys to the Past HER: N8680
Grid sq: NY9565
 

Anick, Northumberland


Anick is a small village in Northumberland, located about a mile north-east of Hexham, and part of the parish of Sandhoe. In the 14th century Anick was an important settlement, however the village has shrunk in size and population since then.[1]

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The Rat Inn, Anick
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Anick Grange and the Tyne valley
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Beaufront Women's Institute, Anick
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Bank Foot, Anick
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Anick (Sandhoe)
- "This is the site of the shrunken village of Anick. In the 14th century it was an important settlement, however it has shrunk in size since then and by the ...
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