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Broomhouse (Denwick)


Broom House (aka Broomhouse) is located about 1 mile north of Alnwick and 1 mile west of the village of Denwick. It is by the junction of The Peth (road) and the B6341 (the old A1 Great North Road); the roundabout is known as the Broomhouse Roundabout. Broom House (the farmhouse) is located by the junction and the farm and cottage is a short distance north-west of this. Whellan's directory of 1855 lists Broom House under the township of Abbey Lands in the ancient parish of Alnwick, and the farmer at that time was Robert Clark.[1] Today, Broomhouse is part of Denwick Civil Parish. The Old Stables Tea Room, by the farmhouse opened in 2013. Malcolm's Cross is located to the south of Broomhouse. There is also an old milepost by the roadside.

Note: this is one of several places named Broomhouse in Nothumberland.

Northumberland Townships of Alnwick Parish, 1855 Malcolm's Cross Denwick Civil Parish Old Milepost south of Broomhouse Roundabout
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Approaching Broomhouse roundabout
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Malcolm's Cross
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Malcolm's Cross
- Overview Map Street View Malcolm's Cross is located about ¾mile north of Alnwick, in woods by the B6341 road, just south of the Broomhouse Roundabout. The cross was erected at …
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Pillbox at Loaning Head (Denwick)
- Lozenge-shape concrete pillbox recorded under the name of Loaning Head at NU 191 153. ...Polygonal lozenge-shaped pillbox, constructed of reinforced concrete 1940-1 as part of the Northern Command Wooler to …
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Post code: NE66 2LB
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NU19301506

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