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Historic Buildings and Monuments in Shotley Low Quarter
Listed buildings and scheduled monuments in Shotley Low Quarter Civil Parish, Northumberland, from the National Heritage List for England[1]. In the absence of a published 'local list', some other public buildings of interest may also be included. Use the Search (below) if looking for a specific building / monument.
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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Hopper Mausoleum, Shotley Low Quarter
- The Hopper Mausoleum in the churchyard of St. Andrew's Church, Greymare Hill in Northumberland. It is inscribed: "Erected by Humfrey Hopper of Black Hedley, in memory of his wife Jane …
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Shotley Low Quarter War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The parish war memorial for Shotley Low Quarter is located in the churchyard of St John's Church at Snods Edge. The memorial can be seen from …
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Shotley Hall
- Overview Map Shotley Hall is located about ¼ mile west of Shotley Bridge. The Hall is in Northumberland, close to the border with County Durham. The house was built in …
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Shotley Bridge (bridge)
- Overview Map Street View The stone bridge over the River Derwent at Shotley Bridge was built in the late 18th century, later widened in c1820. The bridge is Grade II …
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Allensford Mill Farmhouse
- Overview Map Street View The earlier part of the house is possibly a bastle remodelled in the late 17th or early 18th century. At a later date it became the …
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Derwent Bridge near Derwent Reservoir
- Overview Map Street View Derwent Bridge (aka Ratchwoodford Bridge) carries the B6278 road over the River Derwent (Tyne) in Northumberland. It is located near the dam at the south end …
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Wittonstall Hall Farm
- Overview Map Street View Wittonstall Hall Farm is located off the B6309 road, south of the village of Wittonstall. There are early 19th century planned farmbuildings, with ranges on the …
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The Old School, Snods Edge
- Overview Map Street View This former school at Snods Edge, dates from c.1840. It is now a prvate dwelling. The old school building is Grade II listed on the National …
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The Old School House, Snods Edge
- Overview Map Street View This house at Snods Edge was built in 1803 (dated slab re-set on north). It was previously the Schoolmaster's house, with the Old School located next …
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Hammer Mill, near Shotleyfield
- Overview Map Street View Hammer Mill is located south-east of Shotleyfield, on Hammermill Lane, by Shotleyfield Burn. The building currently here appears to be 19th Century (though possibly older) and …
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The Snods Community Hall
- Overview Map Street View The Snods Community Hall (previously know as St Johns Church Hall) is located on Burnmill Bank (B6278) at Snods Edge. The building dates from 1877, when …
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Church of St. Philip and St. James, Whittonstall
- Overview Map Street View St. Philip and St. James' Church in Whittonstall was built in c.1830, designed by Jonathan Marshall.[1] It replaced a chapel of ease on the same site, …
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Farmhouse, Black Hedley
- The farmhouse at Black Hedley was built in c.1750 as a house for Humphrey Hopper. The rear wing of the buildng was rebuilt in c.1930 after a fire. The house …
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Old bridge at Ebchester
- Overview Map Street View The stone bridge over the River Derwent at Ebchester was built in 1862. The stone bridge, with 3 arches, straddles the county border between County Durham …
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Hopper Mausoleum, Shotley Low Quarter
- The Hopper Mausoleum in the churchyard of St. Andrew's Church, Greymare Hill in Northumberland. It is inscribed: "Erected by Humfrey Hopper of Black Hedley, in memory of his wife Jane …
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Shotley Low Quarter War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The parish war memorial for Shotley Low Quarter is located in the churchyard of St John's Church at Snods Edge. The memorial can be seen from …
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Shotley Hall
- Overview Map Shotley Hall is located about ¼ mile west of Shotley Bridge. The Hall is in Northumberland, close to the border with County Durham. The house was built in …
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Shotley Bridge (bridge)
- Overview Map Street View The stone bridge over the River Derwent at Shotley Bridge was built in the late 18th century, later widened in c1820. The bridge is Grade II …
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Allensford Mill Farmhouse
- Overview Map Street View The earlier part of the house is possibly a bastle remodelled in the late 17th or early 18th century. At a later date it became the …
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Derwent Bridge near Derwent Reservoir
- Overview Map Street View Derwent Bridge (aka Ratchwoodford Bridge) carries the B6278 road over the River Derwent (Tyne) in Northumberland. It is located near the dam at the south end …
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Wittonstall Hall Farm
- Overview Map Street View Wittonstall Hall Farm is located off the B6309 road, south of the village of Wittonstall. There are early 19th century planned farmbuildings, with ranges on the …
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The Old School, Snods Edge
- Overview Map Street View This former school at Snods Edge, dates from c.1840. It is now a prvate dwelling. The old school building is Grade II listed on the National …
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The Old School House, Snods Edge
- Overview Map Street View This house at Snods Edge was built in 1803 (dated slab re-set on north). It was previously the Schoolmaster's house, with the Old School located next …
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Hammer Mill, near Shotleyfield
- Overview Map Street View Hammer Mill is located south-east of Shotleyfield, on Hammermill Lane, by Shotleyfield Burn. The building currently here appears to be 19th Century (though possibly older) and …
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The Snods Community Hall
- Overview Map Street View The Snods Community Hall (previously know as St Johns Church Hall) is located on Burnmill Bank (B6278) at Snods Edge. The building dates from 1877, when …
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Church of St. Philip and St. James, Whittonstall
- Overview Map Street View St. Philip and St. James' Church in Whittonstall was built in c.1830, designed by Jonathan Marshall.[1] It replaced a chapel of ease on the same site, …
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Farmhouse, Black Hedley
- The farmhouse at Black Hedley was built in c.1750 as a house for Humphrey Hopper. The rear wing of the buildng was rebuilt in c.1930 after a fire. The house …
