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Healeyfield


Healeyfield is a farm / hamlet in County Durham, located near Castleside and about 3 miles south-west of Consett. To the south of the farm is Healeyfield Bridge over the Waskerley Way, originally built in 1832. Historically, Healeyfield and the surrounding area were a township in the ancient parish of Lanchester. Today, the hamlet gives its name to and forms part of Healeyfield Civil Parish.

HEALYFIELD, a township in Lanchester parish, Durhamshire; 7½ miles NW of Durham. Acres, 1, 221. Pop., 336. Houses, 64.

Extract from: Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales, JM Wilson, 1872

County Durham Healeyfield Civil Parish Healeyfield Bridge
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Healeyfield Lane. Ahead to Castleside and Consett. Left to Muggleswick and Edmundbyers
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Healeyfield Farm
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Healeyfield
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