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Historic Buildings and Monuments in Acomb Civil Parish

Listed buildings and scheduled monuments in Acomb Civil Parish, Northumberland, 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
Hadrian's Wall and vallum between the track to Portgate Cottage and the field boundary east of milecastle 24 in wall miles 22 and 23	1010626	n/a	Roman	Hadrian's Wall
Acomb High House	1153915	II	C17th	The Green, Acomb
Acomb House	1044844	II	C17th	The Green, Acomb
Acomb Methodist Church	1370529	II	1871	Morrison Terrace, Acomb
Acomb Mill House	1044847	II		Acomb
Barn 30 Metres South-East of Fold Cottage	1153937	II
Barn 40 Metres North of Chare Head Farmhouse	1044851	II
Base of Cross on Cross Bank	1370506	II
Bast Headstone 6 Metres South-West of Nave of Church of St John	1154218	II		Acomb
Boatacres	1370533	II
Cartshed 20 Metres South of Fold Cottage and Attached Wall to East	1044853	II
Church of St John of Beverley	1044822	II*	1843	Acomb. By John Dobson. On site of Medieval church.
Conservatory in Walled Garden to East of House	1303978	II
Cottage Occupied by Mr Iley, with Adjacent Outbuildings and Wall Attached	1044815	II
Dixon and Hume Headstones 8 Metres North-East of South-West Corner of Churchyard	1044823	II
East Oakwood Farmhouse	1370534	II
Farmbuildings and Walls North of Riding Farmhouse	1370537	II
Farmbuildings to West of East Oakwood Farmhouse	1303947	II
Fold Cottage with Adjacent Outbuildings	1044852	II
Footbridge over the Birkey Burn 220 Metres South of Acomb House	1044846	II		Acomb
Garden Cottage with Adjacent Outbuilding to East	1154113	II
Garden House and Garden House Cottage	1370508	II
Garden Walls on East of House	1044818	II
Gatepiers and Garden Walls to East of Acomb House	1044845	II		Acomb
Group of 4 Headstones Adjacent to East End of Church of St John	1370535	II		Acomb
Ha-Ha Wall to South of the Riding	1044825	II
Heslop Gravestone in Walled Garden, 10 Metres from East Wall	1370532	II
Hexham Bridge	1042629	II*	1793	Straddles Hexham and Acomb civil parishes. Scheduled Monument(1002905)
Hydrant 5 Metres South-West of Cartshed South of Fold Cottage	1044812	II
Low Engine Cottage	1370530	II
Middle Farmhouse	1044850	II
Milestone South of Old Road 12 Metres West of Entrance to the Hermitage	1044819	II
North View	1044813	II
Old Mill	1044848	II
Old Windmill Forming Part of Lanthorn Cottage	1304085	II	1720	Acomb
Outbuilding 10 Metres South of Old Mill	1044849	II
Pair of Floodmark Stones 15 Metres South of South-West Corner of Stable Block	1154064	II
Pant with Adjacent Hydrant	1370528	II
Ramsay Headstone 12 Metres South East of South West Corner of Nave of Church of St John	1303931	II		St John Lee, Acomb
Rectory	1370536	II	1866	St John Lee, Acomb
Riding Farmhouse and Attached Outbuildings	1154347	II
Stable Block 20 Metres North of Acomb House	1370507	II
Stable Block and Farm Buildings to Rear	1044817	II
The Barracks	1044814	II	1730	Main Street, Acomb
The Hermitage	1044816	II*	C18th	Reputedly on the site of a C7th hermitage
The Riding	1154336	II
Tynevale House	1153907	II
Wall with Outbuildings Behind, Linking the Hermitage and Stable Block	1370531	II
War Memorial to North-East of Church of St John	1154246	II	c.1920	St John Lee, Acomb
Wellhouse in Field to North of A69	1154119	II
Wilkinson Headstone 5.5metres South of South-West Nave Corner of Church of St John	1044824	II		St John Lee, Acomb

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.