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Old Bewick
Old Bewick is a hamlet in Northumberland, situated near the River Breamish, located about 9 miles north-west of Alnwick. It is known for its 12th-century Church of the Holy Trinity and nearby prehistoric sites, including Bronze Age cairns and Iron Age hillforts. Historically, Old Bewick was a township, in the ancient parish of Eglingham. In 1866, Old Bewick and the surrounding area became a civil parish. Since 1955, it has been part of Bewick Civil Parish.
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Local History: Bewick (Northumberland)
- "The small parish of Bewick lies on both sides of the River Breamish. Old Bewick sits to the north-east and New Bewick to the south-west. Unusually, the name of the …
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Eglingham Parish, 1855
- Extract from: History, Topography, and Directory of Northumberland...Whellan, William, & Co, 1855. EGLINGHAM PARISH EGLINGHAM parish is bounded on the north by Glendale Ward, on the west by the …
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Local History: Bewick (Northumberland)
- "The small parish of Bewick lies on both sides of the River Breamish. Old Bewick sits to the north-east and New Bewick to the south-west. Unusually, the name of the …
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Simon Cotterill
