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Historic Buildings and Monuments in St Cuthbert Without
Listed buildings and scheduled monuments in Civil Parish of St Cuthbert Without, Cumbria, from the National Heritage List for England[1]. Use the Search (below) if looking for a specific building / monument.
| Structure | List No. | Grade | Built~ | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5, Brisco View | 1087743 | II | ||
| Barn to West of Cottage, North East of Town Head Farmhouse | 1087754 | II | ||
| Blackhall Wood Farmhouse and Adjoining Barn | 1335503 | II | ||
| Blackwell Farmhouse | 1335494 | II | Blackwell | |
| Blackwell House and stables | 1087744 | II | 1730s | Blackwell |
| Brisco Farmhouse | 1335495 | II | ||
| Brisco Hall | 1087747 | II | ||
| Brisco Hill | 1087746 | II | ||
| Brookside and Cammock House | 1335493 | II | ||
| Candlemas Cottage | 1087756 | II | ||
| Carleton Farmhouse and barns adjoining | 1335500 | II | ||
| Carleton Hill Farmhouse | 1087718 | II | ||
| Church of St Mary | 1087758 | II* | 1842 | Wreay. By Sarah Losh |
| Cottage North East of Town Head Farmhouse | 1087753 | II | ||
| Croft House, Petteril Villas | 1087748 | II | ||
| Cross in Wreay Churchyard | 1087759 | II | c.1835 | Wreay. By Sarah Losh |
| Farm Buildings to East of the Beeches | 1335499 | II | ||
| Farm Buildings to the South East of Newbiggin Hall Farmhouse and Attached Outbuildings | 1386534 | II | ||
| Garden Wall and Gate Piers to West of Carleton Hill | 1335519 | II | ||
| Garden Wall to South East of Newbiggin Hall | 1335520 | II | ||
| Gate Piers to West of Woodside Lodge | 1335522 | II | ||
| Green Cottage and Millstone Cottage, South of Blackhall Wood Farmhouse, and Threshing Barn to South | 1335518 | II | ||
| High Burnthwaite Farmhouse | 1087719 | II | ||
| Ice House to north-east of Newbiggin Hall | 1087721 | II | ||
| Langarth | 1335496 | II | ||
| Mortuary Chapel | 1087757 | II | c.1835 | Wreay. By Sarah Losh |
| Newbiggin Hall | 1087720 | II* | ||
| Newbiggin Hall Farmhouse and Attached Outbuildings. | 1386533 | II | ||
| Orchard House | 1087751 | II | ||
| Outbuilding to South East of the Cottage and North West of the Beeches | 1087749 | II | ||
| Pompeian Cottage | 1087761 | II | ||
| Ratten Row | 1087752 | II | ||
| Re-Erected Font in Wreay Churchyard | 1335502 | II | ||
| Scalesceugh Hall | 1391509 | II | ||
| Sprunston Farmhouse and Barns Adjoining to North and East | 1335521 | II | ||
| St Ninian's Well | 1087745 | II | Brisco | |
| Sundial in Wreay Churchyard | 1087760 | II | 1842 | Wreay |
| The Beeches | 1087750 | II | ||
| The Cottage | 1335498 | II | ||
| Town Head Farmhouse | 1087752 | II | ||
| Wooden Walls | 1335497 | II | ||
| Woodside Lodge with Stable Block | 1087722 | II | ||
| Worthington Place | 1376806 | II | ||
| Wreay Bridge | 1290339 | II | 1830s | Wreay. Over the River Petteril |
| Wreay Churchyard, Losh Mausoleum | 1335501 | II | 1850 | Wreay. By Sarah Losh |
| Scalesceugh Roman kilns | 1007181 | n/a | Scheduled Monument | |
| Park House Roman fort | 1007182 | n/a | Scheduled 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.
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Church of St Mary
- Overview About St Mary's Church Map Street View St Mary’s Church, Wreay is the Church of England parish church of Wreay in Cumbria. It was designed by Sara Losh …
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Mortuary Chapel, St Mary's Church
- The Mortuary Chapel adjoining the cemetery of St Mary's Church in Wreay was built in c.1835. It was built by Sarah Losh as a reconstruction of St Perran's Oratory at …
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Bewcastle Cross, St Mary's Church
- The carved sandstone cross by the Losh Mausoleum, in the churchyard of St Mary's Church in Wreay, was built in c.1835 by Sarah Losh. It was erected as memorial to …
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St Ninian's Well, Brisco
- The ancient well dedicated to St Ninian is located at the north-west of Brisco in Cumbria. The dressed sandstone wellhead was rebuilt by Sarah Losh, somtime during the 1830's to 1840's.[1] …
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Wreay Bridge
- Wreay Bridge - a red sandstone road bridge over the River Petteril, to the south-east of Wreay in Cumbria. The 3 arched bridge was built in the 1830's.[1] The bridge …
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Blackwell House
- Overview Map Street View Blackwell House is located off Durdar Road in Blackwell, Carlisle. The farmhouse dates from the 1730s, and possibly earlier. The house was used as headquarters by …
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Church of St Mary
- Overview About St Mary's Church Map Street View St Mary’s Church, Wreay is the Church of England parish church of Wreay in Cumbria. It was designed by Sara Losh …
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Mortuary Chapel, St Mary's Church
- The Mortuary Chapel adjoining the cemetery of St Mary's Church in Wreay was built in c.1835. It was built by Sarah Losh as a reconstruction of St Perran's Oratory at …
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Bewcastle Cross, St Mary's Church
- The carved sandstone cross by the Losh Mausoleum, in the churchyard of St Mary's Church in Wreay, was built in c.1835 by Sarah Losh. It was erected as memorial to …
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St Ninian's Well, Brisco
- The ancient well dedicated to St Ninian is located at the north-west of Brisco in Cumbria. The dressed sandstone wellhead was rebuilt by Sarah Losh, somtime during the 1830's to 1840's.[1] …
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Wreay Bridge
- Wreay Bridge - a red sandstone road bridge over the River Petteril, to the south-east of Wreay in Cumbria. The 3 arched bridge was built in the 1830's.[1] The bridge …
