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Morralee, Northumberland
Morralee is located on the south banks of the River South Tyne, a short distance east of the river's confluence with the River Allen, and about 2 miles west of Haydon Bridge. Morralee was a manor and village in Medieval times[1], it now consists of West Morralee Farm, East Morralee Farm and two cottages. In the past a ford over the River South Tyne was documented at Morralee. Morralee Tarn, a large man-made pond in Morralee Woods, was associated with the Allen Banks Estate.
West Morralee Farm
West Morralee Farm
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The Newcastle to Carlisle railway line at West Morralee (looking east)
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Morralee medieval village (Haydon)
- Morralee was a manor in the lordship of Langley in medieval times. The size of the medieval settlement is not known but it seems to have been a small as …
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Simon Cotterill
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The Newcastle to Carlisle railway line at West Morralee (looking east)
Pinned by Simon Cotterill
from https://keystothepast.info/se…
Morralee medieval village (Haydon)
- Morralee was a manor in the lordship of Langley in medieval times. The size of the medieval settlement is not known but it seems to have been a small as …
Added by
Simon Cotterill
