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Middleton Hall, near Wooler


Middleton Hall in Earle, near Wooler, was built in 1807. The hall was built on the site of a medieval basstle house and Middleton Hall (sometimes referred to as Mydleton Hall) was a medeival township.[1] Todays Middleton Hall is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. See: Middleton Hall Township.

Earle Historic Buildings and Monuments in Earle Civil Parish Wooler Middleton Hall Township, 1848 Grade II Listed 1807 Earle Civil Parish
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MIDDLETON HALL NEAR WOOLER
- "Also known as, or recorded in historical documents as; Mydleton Hall In the civil parish of Earle....A survey of 1541 mentions that in the township of Middleton Hall are ...
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MIDDLETON HALL - Earle - List Entry
- "House. Dated 1807 for the Greenwich Hospital Commissioners. Rendered with ashlar dressings and Scottish slate roof. 2 storeys. Main block 3 x 2 bays with lower wings projecting to side ...
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Middleton Hall (Earle)
- "Middleton Hall was built in 1807 by the Commissioners of Greenwich Hospital, for their local agent George Hughes....."
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Wooler
- Overview About Wooler Timeline Map Street View Wooler is an historic market town and parish in Northumberland, situated on the edge of the Northumberland National Park, and the Cheviot Hills. ...

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List number: 1370920
List grade: 2
Keys to the Past HER: N1612
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NT9888025498

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