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Haughton


Haughton is located by the River North Tyne, a mile north of Humshaugh. In medieval times there was a village at Haughton, but this was removed when the grounds of Haughton Castle were laid out in the early 19th century.[1] Wester Hall was built near the castle in 1732. Today there are only a few dwellings in addition to Haughton Castle and Wester Hall. Today, Haughton is part of Humshaugh Civil Parish. Historically, Haughton township waspart of the ancient Parish of Simonside.

Northumberland Humshaugh Civil Parish Wester Hall Humshaugh Haughton Castle Haughton Township (Humshaugh), 1848
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Wester Hall
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Wester Hall
- Overview Map Wester Hall in Haughton, near Humshaugh, was built in 1732. The Hall is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.
Haughton Castle
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Haughton Castle
- Overview About Haughton Castle Map Haughton Castle is a privately owned country house in Northumberland located a mile north of Humshaugh and on the south side of the River North …
Humshaugh
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- Overview About Humshaugh Map Street View Northumberland Humshaugh is a parish near Hexham in Northumberland, England. This small village is just north of Chollerford, which is located near Chesters Fort …
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