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Wooperton


Wooperton is a hamlet in Northumberland, located about 5 miles south of Wooler. Wooperton is located off the A697 road between Roseden and Powburn. There is a farm, Wooperton Hall, and a few residential buildings (including former estate workers' houses). There is also a large sawmill, located by the A697, about half a mile from the main settlement. In Medieval times Wooperton was the location of a more substantive village.[1]

Northumberland Deserted Medieval Village Powburn Roseden Percy's Cross (between Powburn & Wooperton) Roddam Civil Parish Former Wooperton Railway Station Wooperton Hall Wooperton Township, 1848
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Estate houses at Wooperton Hall
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Wooperton (Cheviotside)
- "This is the site of the deserted medieval village of Wooperton. It was first recorded in the late 13th century. A plan of Wooperton in 1817 shows a farm and …
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Powburn
- Overview About Powburn Map Street View   Powburn is a small village on the A697 in Northumberland, England about south of Wooler and northwest of Alnwick. Landmarks The Devil's Causeway …
Percy's Cross (between Powburn & Wooperton)
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Percy's Cross (between Powburn & Wooperton)
- This is a 15th century wayside cross, located close to the A697 road between Powburn and Wooperton in Northumberland. The cross commemorates Sir Ralph Percy who was killed near here in …

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Keys to the Past HER: N3550
County: Northumberland
Grid sq: NU0320
Grid sq: NU0420

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