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Scheduled Monuments in Newcastle


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South Postern Tower, Newcastle Castle
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South Postern Tower, Newcastle Castle
- Overview Map Street View The south postern tower, from the outer walls of Newcastle Castle, is located on Castle Garth (road). The tower has a gateway leading on to Castle …
Durham Tower
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Durham Tower
- Overview Map Street View Built during the late 13th century, this was a single-storey semi-circular tower with a strong rib-vaulted room. The section of wall, including Durham Tower, is amongst …
North Gosforth Chapel (ruins)
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North Gosforth Chapel (ruins)
- Overview Map Street View The remains of the medieval chapel in North Gosforth were uncovered when the Melton Park housing estate was built in the 1950s.[1] The earliest documentary reference …
Morden Tower
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Morden Tower
- Overview About the Tower & Poetry Centre Map Morden Tower is a turret on the west section of the Town Walls in Newcastle dating from 1280. Eneas Mackenzie, wrote in …
House of Adam of Jesmond
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House of Adam of Jesmond
- Overview Map Street View The House of Adam in Heaton Park in Heaton dates back to at least 1267.[1] It was the camera (seat) of Adam de Gesmuth (Adam of Jesmond), …
St Mary's Chapel
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St Mary's Chapel
- Overview Map Street View Pilgrim Street in Newcastle is so named because of the many pilgrims traveling that way to St Mary's Chapel in Jesmond; "THERE was an Inn in …
Heron Pit Prison and Drawbridge Pit, by Black Gate
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Heron Pit Prison and Drawbridge Pit, by Black Gate
- Barbican, prison and pits dating from the mid 13th and 17th century. Grade I listed. The information board by the pit states: "William Heron - The Hammer of the Poor …
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Gardner's Houses Prehistoric Settlement
- There is evidence of a prehistoric settlement near Gardener's House Farm, which is located to the north of Dinnington village.

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