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Sewingshields


Sewingshields is a hamlet, located by Hadrian's Wall, about 4 miles north of Haydon Bridge in Northumberland. It was common for stone from the Roman wall to be re-used for building, as was the case with Sewingshields Farm, when it was constructed in the early 19th century (a Grade II listed building). A section of Hadrian's Wall runs along Sewingshields Crags, including Milecastle 35 and Turret 35A (sometimes referred to as 'Grindon Turret').

Northumberland Old Repeater Station, Grindon, near Haydon Bridge Grindon, near Haydon Bridge Grindon Turret (Hadrian's Wall Turret 35A) Hadrian's Wall on Sewingshields Crags Milecastle 35, Hadrian's Wall Sewingshields Farm
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Sewing Shields Farm

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Old Repeater Station

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Road junction at The Old Repeater Station (B6138)

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B6318, Sewing Shields

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Corner Cottage, Sewingshields

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The cottage east of Sewingshields Wood

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Cottages neat Sewingshields Farm

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Hadrian's Wall Path near Sewing Shields

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Corner Cottage on Sewingshields Farm, Hadrian's Wall

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Grindon, near Haydon Bridge
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Grindon, near Haydon Bridge
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