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Nafferton Castle (ruins)


This is the earthwork remains of a 13th century castle and a later 15/16th century tower house, standing on the western edge of Whittle Burn. The tower is associated with the local legend of Lang Lonkin, a pirate, who is said to have murdered the lady and child of nearby Welton Hall, here. The ruins are a Scheduled Monument.

Nafferton, Northumberland Historic Buildings and Monuments in Horsley Civil Parish Whittle Burn
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Nafferton Castle/Lonkin's Hall on the west bank of the Whittle Burn adjacent to the A69

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Nafferton castle and tower house, 750m east of Nafferton Farm
- "...The monument includes the remains of an enclosure castle and a later tower house, situated on the western edge of the steeply incised Whittle Burn. The castle is visible as …

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Simon Cotterill
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NAFFERTON CASTLE
- "Also known as, or recorded in historical documents as; Lonkin's Hall; Nafertune....The monument includes the remains of an enclosure castle and a later tower house, situated on the western edge …

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03 Horsley, Nafferton Castle aka Lonkin's Hall

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List number: 1018369
Keys to the Past HER: N10019
County: Northumberland

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