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Historic Buildings and Monuments in Hunstanworth Civil Parish


Listed buildings and scheduled monuments in Hunstanworth Civil Parish, County Durham, from the National Heritage List for England[1]. Use the Search (below) if looking for a specific building / monument.

Structure List No. Grade Built~ Note
Blanchland Bridge, Partly in County of Northumberland 1229851 II C18th  
Boundary Stone About 100 Metres East of Road to Stanhope, on Parish Boundary 1279145 II C19th  
Boundary Stone at Dead Friar 1230502 II C19th B6278
Buckshott Farmhouse and Byres Adjoining 1229335 II C17th B6306
Chimney of Engine House at Sikehead Lead Mine 1229528 II C19th Allenshields and Buckshott Moor
Chimney, Building Abutting and Larger Building 1229598 II C19th Ramshaw
Church of St James 1229537  II* 1863 On medieval site.
Corner Cottage, Mansion Cottage 1229573 II 1863 Hunstanworth
Courtyard and Orchard Walls in Front of Stable Block 1229585 II C19th? Hunstanworth
Former School and House Attached (Old Church House) 1278995 II c.1862 Hunstanworth
Former Vicarage with Terrace Retaining Wall and Steps 1279150 II c.1863 Hunstanworth
Giant's Stride, west of The Old School, in former schoolyard 1229910 II 1866 Playground stride, Townfield School
High Garden House 1229671 II c.1863 Hunstanworth
Hunstanworth Farm East Byre Range 1229595 II c.1863 Hunstanworth
Hunstanworth Farm North Range 1278997 II c.1863 Hunstanworth
Hunstanworth Farm West Range 1229594 II c.1863 Hunstanworth
Hunstanworth Farmhouse 1229593 II c.1863 Hunstanworth
Mill Cottage and House Adjoining at Jamieson's Mill 1229763 II C19th Ramshaw
Moor View (House Opposite Church, Shown As Os Map As Shangri La) 1229589 II c.1863 Hunstanworth
Outbuilding North of Townfield House 1229599 II C19th? Townfield
Outbuilding South of Ramshaw House 1278999 II c.1840 Ramshaw
Ramshaw House and Attached Outbuildings 1229597 II c.1840 Ramshaw
Range to East of Hunstanworth Farm East Byre Range 1278998 II c.1863 Hunstanworth
School House 1229923 II c.1863 Townfield
Sledge Meadows 1229596 II 1619 by Little Nookton Burn
Smelt Mill Flue Chimney About 50 Metres East of Spikehead Dam 1279148 II C19th?  
South View Cottage 1229337 II c.1863 Hunstanworth
Stable Block of Former Vicarage 1229338 II c.1863 Hunstanworth
The Old School 1229600 II c.1863 Townfield
Tower in Churchyard of Church of St James 1229336 II C16th Hunstanworth
Townfield Cottages 1229601 II c.1863 Townfield
Townfield House 1279001 II c.1863 Former shop and reading room
Walls and gate in front of Hunstanworth Farm and farmhouse 1278954 II c.1863 Hunstanworth
Walls Around Former Schoolyard, and Letter Box 1279002 II c.1863 Townfield
Walls Enclosing Garden and Yard of Townfield House 1229874 II c.1863 Townfield
Walls in Front of Townfield Cottages 1279003 II c.1863 Townfield
Walls on North Side of Village Street in Front of South View, Woodside Cottage, the Cottage, Mansion 1229592 II c.1863 Hunstanworth
Walls on South Side of Village Street in Front of Ivy Cottage, Moor View and Old Church House 1278996 II c.1863 Hunstanworth
Walls, Piers and Gates Enclosing Yard of Church of St James 1229558 II ? Hunstanworth
West End, Pine Cottage and Ivy Cottage, with Area Wall and Gates 1279149 II c.1863 Hunstanworth
Lead mining remains at Ramshaw 1015862 n/a C19th? Scheduled Monument
Tower house in the churchyard of St James's Church 1016926 n/a C16th Scheduled Monument
Beldon lead mine and ore works at Beldon Shields 1016462 n/a C18th Scheduled Monument. Partly in Blanchland CP

Primary source: the National Heritage List for England - NHLE is the register of nationally protected historic buildings and sites in England, including listed buildings, scheduled monuments, protected wrecks, registered parks and gardens, and battlefields. The list is maintained by Historic England. Check NHLE for updates and new entries. Secondary sources: British Listed Buildings and Keys to the Past.

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- Overview Map Street View The stone arched bridge over the River Derwent at Blanchland was built in the mid 18th century; it is Grade II listed. The south end of …

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