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Newsham deserted medieval village


Newsham (the place name means 'the new dwelling') was a substantial village around the 12th century, but the settlement had been deserted by 1600. The few visible remains would be easy to miss, but there are lines of walls, house foundations and other earthworks - which are located to the along the north banks of the River Tees, to the south and east of Newsham Hall Farm. The remains of the deserted village are a Scheduled Monument.

Newsham, Stockton-on-Tees Deserted Medieval Village Historic Buildings and Monuments in Stockton-on-Tees Scheduled Monument
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List number: 1006764
Grid ref: NZ3832611108
District: Tees Valley

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