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Linhope, Ingram


Linhope is a hamlet and farm in Northumberland (named Linop in some historical documents), located about 14 miles west of Alnwick. It is situated by Linhope Burn, close to it's  confluence with the River Breamish. Linhope is part of Ingram Civil Parish.

Northumberland Ingram Parish, 1855 Linhope Burn Ingram Civil Parish Bridge over Linhope Burn at Linhope
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Cottages at Linhope
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Pretty cottage and walled garden
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Approaching Linhope village
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Linhope Farm
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Ingram Parish, 1855
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Ingram Parish, 1855
- Extract from: History, Topography, and Directory of Northumberland...Whellan, William, & Co, 1855. Note: Linop in this directory now has the modern spelling of Linhope. INGRAM PARISH INGRAM is a parish, …

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County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NT96371624

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