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Shoreswood
Shoreswood is a hamlet in Northumberland, near the Scottish boarder, located about 5 miles south-west of Berwick-uopn-Tweed and 3 miles east of Norham. There was a settlement here in medieval times, first documented in 1337; there are earthwork remains of a farmstead traces of ridge and furrow farming.[1] Close by, to the west on Shoreswood Ewe Hill, are the remains of a Second World War HFDF tower and modern radio masts and a small covered reservoir. Shoreswood is also a civil parish.
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Shoreswood
- "An aerial photograph of this site shows the earthwork remains of a farmstead. It was probably first recorded in 1337. There are also traces of ridge and furrow to be …
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Shoresdean
- Overview Map Street View Shoresdean is a small settlement in Northumberland, located between Shoreswood and West Allerdene. The remains of Shoresdean Colliery, a 19th century coal mine can be seen …
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Norhamshire, 1855
- Extract from: History, Topography, and Directory of Northumberland...Whellan, William, & Co, 1855. NORHAMSHIRE NORHAM, or NORHAMSHIRE, is a parish co-extensive with the hundred of the same name, and forming, …
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Shoreswood
- "An aerial photograph of this site shows the earthwork remains of a farmstead. It was probably first recorded in 1337. There are also traces of ridge and furrow to be …
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Simon Cotterill
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Shoresdean
- Overview Map Street View Shoresdean is a small settlement in Northumberland, located between Shoreswood and West Allerdene. The remains of Shoresdean Colliery, a 19th century coal mine can be seen …
