Chatton

Chatton is a village in Northumberland, in England. It is roughly 6km to the east of Wooler.

History

A rock overhang at nearby Ketley Crag has examples of pre-historic rock art petroglyphs, including a profusion of cup and ring marks, which have been described as "stunning".

It is the site of Hetton Hall, owned by descendants of the soldier Sir Thomas Grey whose expolits were recorded in the Scalacronica chronicle.

Economy

The village has amenities which include a pub (the Percy Arms) and village shop.

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Northumberland Chatton Parish, 1848 Tillside Parish Council area River Till Chatton Civil Parish Chatton Bridge Chatton War Memorial Holy Cross Church, Chatton Map and Aerial View Weetwood Bridge, over River Till

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Holy Cross Church, Chatton
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