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Historic Buildings and Monuments in Slaley Civil Parish


Listed buildings and scheduled monuments in Slaley 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.

Structure List No. Grade Built~ Notes
Boundary stone at NGR NY94005482, on west of fence 1302782 II C18th  
Boundary stone at NGR NY 94045475, on east of fence 1045281 II C18th Slaley Forest
Boundary Stone at NGR NY95415487, 8 Metres South of C20 Gate 1045283 II C18th  
Boundary Stone at NGR NY97255421 1155234 II C18th Slaley Forest
Boundary Stone at NGR NY97305443 1045346 II C18th  
Boundary Stone at NGR NY98635454 1370278 II C18th  
Boundary Stone at NGR NY97365466 1155209 II C18th  
Boundary Stone on East Side of Fence at NGR NY99615606 1370272 II C18th  
Bridge over Flothers Burn 50 Metres South-East of Flothers Farmhouse 1370320 II C18th  
Burnside Bridge 1302818 II C18th Strothers Bank Road
Church of St Mary 1045284 II 1832 On medieval site, Slaley village
Church View 1302725 II C17th Slaley village
East Woodfoot Farmhouse 1045288 II c.1840  
Holly Hill Cottage and Adjacent Outbuilding 1302795 II C18th  
Jamesons Well 1389608 II c.1800 B6306
North Cottage with Quadrant Walls and Gate Piers Adjacent 1156579 II 1860  
Outbuilding 10 Metres North-West of Stanegarth 1045285 II C18th  
Rose and Crown Inn, Garden Cottage and Cautley Cottage 1045286 II C18th  
Sheild Hall Farmhouse 1370321 II C18th  
Slaley House 1302742 II C18th Former vicarage
South Farm Farmhouse and Adjacent Farmbuilding to West 1302718 II C18th Slaley village
Stanegarth and Adjacent Farmbuilding to East 1156714 II 1728 Slaley village
The Hare Stone 1370318 II C18th Boundary stone
Todburn Steel Farmhouse 1045287 II C16th  
Travellers' Rest Inn 1045276 II C19th B6306
Wing of Medieval House and Adjacent Later Outbuildings 1302809  II* C14th Shield Hall
Yard and Forecourt Walls to Holly Hill Cottage 1045279 II C19th  
Slaley Hall not listed n/a 1912  

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.

Slaley Civil Parish Travellers Rest, near Slaley Burnside Bridge, Slaley Shield Hall, Slaley Church of St Mary, Slaley Slaley Hall Rose and Crown Inn, Slaley Old Boundary Marker, Coalpits Fell, Slaley Old Boundary Marker, Dukesfield Fell, Slaley Slaley
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Church of St Mary, Slaley
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Church of St Mary, Slaley
- Overview Map Street View The Church of St. Mary the Virgin in Slaley in Northumberland was built in 1832, designed by Milton Carr.[1] The Parish Church occupies the site of an …
Rose and Crown Inn, Slaley
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Rose and Crown Inn, Slaley
- Overview Map Street View The Rose and Crown Inn, on Main Street in the village of Slaley dates from the mid 18th century. Along with two adjacent houses, the inn …
Travellers Rest, near Slaley
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Travellers Rest, near Slaley
- Overview Map Street View The Travellers Rest is an inn, located on the B6306 road, about 1 mile north-west of the village of Slaley. The inn dates from the early …
Burnside Bridge, Slaley
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Burnside Bridge, Slaley
- Overview Map Street View Burnside Bridge, to the south-west of Slaley, carries Strothers Bank Road (the B6306) over Strothers Burn. The stone segmental arch bridge date from the late 18th …
Shield Hall, Slaley
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Shield Hall, Slaley
- Overview Map Shield Hall is a farm in Northumberland, located about 1½ miles north-west of Slaley and 1 mile east of Juniper. Shield Hall mostly dates from 18th century. A …
Slaley Hall
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Slaley Hall
- Overview About Slaley Hall Map Street View Slaley Hall is an Edwardian mansion, with significant later extensions for it's current use as a hotel and golf resort. It was built …
Old Boundary Marker, Coalpits Fell, Slaley
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Old Boundary Marker, Coalpits Fell, Slaley
- Map showing the location of this old boundary marker on the border of Slaley and Healey parishes. This old boundary Marker is located on Coalpits Fell in what is now …
Old Boundary Marker, Dukesfield Fell, Slaley
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Old Boundary Marker, Dukesfield Fell, Slaley
- Overview Map This old estate boundary marker is located on Dukesfield Fell, on the edge of Slaley Forest. It dates from around the 18th century, and sits on the boundary …

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