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- Rochester : Romano-British Settlements
- High Rochester Roman Fort
- Rochester : Prehistory
- Rochester : The History
- Downloads for Hethpool
- Rochester, Northumberland
- Map Showing Location of Rochester
- Rochester : Late Antiquity
- Rochester : Early Medieval Period
- Rochester : Early Modern Resettlement
- Dere Street
- The Golden Pots
- Conclusion : Medieval Upper Redesdale
- Recolonisation And The Emergence Of Reiver Society
- Rochester : Medieval Settlement And Tenure
- Pastoralism In Upper Redesdale : Vaccaries And Bercaries
- Pastoralism In Upper Redesdale : Transhumance
- Pictures : Hethpool
- Pictures : Hethpool
- Hethpool : Population And Extent
- Hethpool : The Township Fields And Waste
- Hethpool : The Chapel
- Hethpool : The Village Layout
- The Barony of Wooler And Vill of Hethpool
- Yetholmshire and Maelminshire
- Shires And The Concept Of The Multiple Estate
- Kirknewton Parish And The Township Of Hethpool
- Hethpool : The Brewery
- Hethpool : The Watermill
- Hethpool : Background Research Information
- Hethpool : Selected Sources And Surveys
- Hethpool : Potential For Further Research
- Hethpool And The Arts And Crafts Style
- Hethpool In The 20th Century
- Hethpool : The Tower
- The Uttermost Plenished Town
- Hethpool From 1600 To 1900
- Route Deviations
- Elishaw
- Conclusion : Settlement Pattern And Agricultural Practice
- Nonconformist Churches In The National Park : P F Ryder
- Rochester : Education
- Rochester : Land Tenure
- Population And Settlement : Mid 18th - Early 19th Centuries
- Documentary Sources For Population : 1670 - 1850
- Rochester : Toponymy And Settlement
- Rochester : Population 1670 - 1720
- Rochester : Coal Workings
- Rochester : Lime Kiln
- Pictures : Rochester
- Downloads for Rochester
- Holystone, Northumberland
- Rochester : Potential For Further Research
- Rochester : Conclusions
- Rochester : Water Corn Mills
- Rochester In The 20th Century
- Rochester : Background Research Information
- Rochester : Population Mid 17th Century
- Rochester : Population Estimate
- Redesdale In The Late 18th – 19th Centuries
- The Upper Rede Valley In The 20th Century
- Horsley
- Redesdale Under The Lordship Of The Howards
- Upper Redesdale : Background
- Other Routes In Redesdale
- Routes : Later History
- Conclusion
- Rochester
- Byrness
- Rochester In The Border Surveys c. 1600
- Location of holdings
- Summary
- Rochester : Population and Settlement 1600 - 1850
- Elsdon Parish and Rochester Ward
- Rochester : Communications
- Parishes, Townships and Wards
- Ad Gefrin and Gefrinshire
- Hethpool : Romano-British Period And After (From AD 70)
- Pictures : Thorneyburn Church
- Pictures : Greenhaugh
- Downloads for Greenhaugh
- Greenhaugh And Tarset : Potential for Future Research
- Greenhaugh And Tarset : Selected Sources And Surveys
- Greenhaugh And Tarset : Later Mills
- Greenhaugh And Tarset : Background Research Information
- Greenhaugh And Tarset : Conclusions
- Harbottle, Northumberland
- Harbottle : Location And Topography
- The Ten Towns of Coquetdale
- Conclusions
- Harbottle : The Medieval Settlement And Castle
- Place Name Evidence: -botl names
- Harbottle : The Evidence For Early Medieval Settlement
- Map showing the location of Harbottle
- Harbottle : The History
- Harbottle : Prehistoric Occupation And Land Use
- Tarset, Lanehead And Greenhaugh : In The 19th And 20th Centuries
- The North Tyne After 1945
- The Highland Pastures : Hopes And Shielings
- The Origins of Greenhaugh
- Lordship, Liberties And Manors
- Charlton
- Bondage Holdings, Unfree Tenants And Free Tenants
- Tarset : Components Of The Medieval Site And Manor
- Tarset Castle
- Tarset The Settlement : Village Or Hamlet?
- Surnames And Graynes : Reiver Society
- Greenhaugh And Tarset : Settlement
- Recovery and Resettlement
- Extending The Economy
- Recession And Retrenchment
- Background
- The Parishes And Townships Of North Tynedale
- Bastles
- Greenhaugh and Tarset
- The Origins Of The Umfraville Liberty Of Redesdale
- Liberties And Franchises
- Harbottle : Summary Of Dated Events
- Harbottle : Selected Sources And Surveys
- Harbottle : Conclusions And Potential For Further Research
- Harbottle : Background Research Information
- The Buildings Of Harbottle Village By P F Ryder
- Holystone And Harbottle
- Harbottle : From 1600 To The Present Day
- Nonconformist Churches In Northumberland National Park : By P F Ryder
- Pictures : Harbottle
- Downloads for Harbottle
- Hethpool : Neolithic (c. 5000 BC – 2000 BC)
- Hethpool : Bronze Age (2000 BC – 700 BC)
- Hethpool : Iron Age (700 BC – AD 70)
- Hethpool : Palaeolithic and Mesolithic (500,000 BC – 5000 BC)
- Hethpool : The History
- Hethpool, Northumberland
- Hethpool : Area of Study
- Map Showing Location of Hethpool
- Kidland
- Communications And Economy
- Introduction : Territories And Townships
- Harbottle : The Castle
- Harbottle : The Borough
- Harbottle And The Castles of Henry II
- The Source And Its Context : Richard De Umfraville's Letter Of 1220
- The Extent Of The Umfraville Domains
- Elsdon And Harbottle
- Liberties : Conclusions
- Harbottle : The Park
- Harbottle : The Chapel
- Newminster Charters : Discussion
- Harbottle And The Impact Of Border Warfare : 1300 - 1600
- Background 1700 - 2000
- The Newminster Charters
- Harbottle : Forest
- Harbottle : Peels/Shirmundesden
- Harbottle : Mills And Quarry
- Map Showing Location Of Holystone
- Holystone : Location And Topography
- Kirknewton : Iron Age (700 BC – AD 70)
- Westnewton : Iron Age (700 BC – AD 70)
- Iron Age : Discussion
- Westnewton : Bronze Age (2000 BC – 700 BC)
- Kirknewton : Bronze Age (2000 BC – 700 BC)
- Kirknewton And Westnewton : The History
- Kirknewton And Westnewton : Palaeolithic And Mesolithic (500,000 BC – 5000 BC)
- Kirknewton And Westnewton : Neolithic (c. 5000 BC – 2000 BC)
- Kirknewton And Westnewton : Romano-British Period And After (AD 70 - 500)
- Early Medieval Glendale
- Westnewton : Village Layout
- Kirknewton Tower And Manor House
- Church of St Gregory, Kirknewton : P F Ryder
- Kirknewton : Village Layout
- Kirknewton, Westnewton and Newton in Glendale
- Shires And The Concept Of The Multiple Estate
- Kirknewton Parish And The Townships of Kirknewton And Westnewton
- The Barony of Wark and Manors of Newton
- Map Showing Location of Kirknewton And Westnewton
- Kirknewton And Westnewton : Area of Study
- Kilham Stronghouse
- Kilham : Later History
- Kilham : 19th Century Population
- Kilham : Border Warfare
- Kirkham Priory’s Lands
- Kilham : Dispersed Settlement
- Kilham : Extent Of Settlement And Cultivation
- Kilham : Population
- Kilham : Farm Mills
- Kilham : Transport And Communications
- Pictures : Kilham
- Downloads for Kilham
- Kirknewton And Westnewton, Northumberland
- Kilham : Potential For Further Research
- Kilham : Selected Sources And Surveys
- The Alnwick And Cornhill Railway
- Kilham In The 20th Century
- Kilham : Background Research Information
- Interior of Church of St Gregory, Kirk Newton : P F Ryder
- Discussion on Church of St Gregory, Kirknewton : P F Ryder
- Tarset And Greenhaugh : Potential for Future Research
- Pictures : Tarset
- Downloads for Tarset
- Tarset And Greenhaugh : Conclusions
- Tarset and Greenhuagh : The History
- Tarset And Greenhaugh, Northumberland
- Tarset And Greenhaugh : Area Of Study
- Map Showing Location of Tarset And Greenhaugh
- Westnewton and Kirknewton, Northumberland
- Kirknewton and Westnewton : Area of Study
- Downloads for Kirknewton and Westnewton
- Pictures : Westnewnton
- Kirknewton and Westnewton : Potential For Further Research
- Map Showing Location of Westnewton
- Kirknewton and Westnewton : The History
- Kirknewton and Westnewton : Selected Sources and Surveys
- Downloads for Kirknewton and Westnewton
- Pictures : Kirknewton
- The 18th - 19th Century Remodelling Of The Villages : Kirknewton
- The 18th - 19th Century Remodelling Of The Villages : Westnewton
- The 18th - 19th Century Remodelling Of The Villages : Conclusions
- The 18th - 19th Century Remodelling Of The Villages
- Kirknewton And Westnewton Population : 17th - 18th Centuries
- The Hospital Of Great Newton In Glendale
- Watermill
- Kirknewton And Westnewton Population : The 13th - 16th Centuries
- Kirknewton And Westnewton : 19th Century Population
- Bondagers
- Kirknewton And Westnewton : Background Research Information
- Kirknewton And Westnewton : Selected Sources And Surveys
- Kirknewton And Westnewton : Potential For Further Research
- Kirknewton And Westnewton In The 20th Century
- The Alnwick and Cornhill Railway
- Kirknewton And Westnewton : Watermills
- Transport And Communications
- Kilham : The Chapel
- Kilham : Mills
- Pictures : Holystone
- Pictures : Holystone Buildings
- Downloads for Holystone
- Holystone : Potential For Further Research
- Holystone : Selected Sources And Surveys
- Holystone In The 19th Century
- Holystone In The 20th Century And Beyond
- Holystone : Background Research Information
- Ingram, Northumberland
- Map Showing Location Of Ingram
- Ingram : Romano-British Period And After (AD 70 - 500)
- The Breamish Valley In The Early Medieval Era
- Shires And The Concept Of The Multiple Estate
- Ingram : Iron Age (700 BC – AD 70)
- Ingram : Bronze Age (c. 2000 BC – 700 BC)
- Ingram : The History
- Ingram : Palaeolithic and Mesolithic (500,000 BC – 5000 BC)
- Ingram : Neolithic (c. 5000 BC – c. 2000 BC)
- 17th – 19th Century Buildings In Holystone Village : P F Ryder
- Holystone In The 17th - 18th Centuries
- Holystone : The Lady's Well
- Holystone : The Place Name
- Holystone : Estates And Parochial Centres
- The Roman Link Road
- Holystone : Early Medieval Origins
- Holystone : The History
- Holystone : Prehistory
- Holystone : Romano-British Period
- Holystone : Township Territory
- Holystone : The Church
- Background 1700 - 2000
- Communications And Economy
- Holystone And Harbottle : Overview
- Holystone : Mills
- The Augustinian Priory of Holystone
- Holystone Church : Architectural Description And Analysis By P F Ryder
- Holystone Church : Discussion
- The Barony of Alnwick and Manor of Ingram
- Ingram Parish and Township
- Kilham : Area Of Study
- Map Showing Location of Kilham
- Kilham : The History
- Kilham, Northumberland
- Downloads for Ingram
- Ingram : Selected Sources And Surveys
- Ingram : Potential For Further Research
- Pictures : Ingram
- Kilham : Palaeolithic And Mesolithic (500,000 BC – 5000 BC)
- Kilham : Neolithic (c. 5000 BC – 2000 BC)
- The Barony Of Wark And Manor Of Kilham
- Kilham Township And Kirknewton Parish
- Kilham : The Village Layout
- Shires And The Concept Of The Multiple Estate
- Early Medieval Glendale
- Kilham : Bronze Age (2000 BC – 700 BC)
- Kilham : Iron Age (700 BC–AD 70)
- Kilham : Romano-British Period And After
- Ingram : Background Research Information
- Ingram : The 20th Century And Beyond
- Ingram : Water Mills
- Ingram : Crosses
- Ingram : St Michael's Church Exterior By P F Ryder
- Ingram : Population And Tenancies
- Ingram : Rectory Gardens Excavation
- The Ten Towns of Coquetdale
- Ingram : The Components Of The Village
- Ingram : Village Layout
- Ingram : St Michael's Church Interior By P F Ryder
- Ingram : St Michael’s Church Discussion
- Ingram : The 17th Century
- The Development Of Ingram In The 18th And 19th Centuries
- Ingram : Population
- Ingram : Manorial Tenure
- Ingram : The Tower
- Ingram : Outlying Settlements
- Ingram : Raids And Garrisons
- Structure Of Settlement : Vills, Villages And Hamlets
- Ecclesiastical Structure
- Bondage Holdings, Unfree Tenants And Free Tenants
- The Horsley Holdings
- Alwinton : The Parish Church
- Bifocal Settlement : Discussion
- Low Alwinton : The Church Complex
- Conclusions
- Alwinton : Layout Of The Village And Township
- High Alwinton : The Village Settlement
- The Church of St Michael and All Angels : P F Ryder
- The Church of St Michael and All Angels : Discussion
- Alwinton : Communications And Economy
- Kidland
- Alwinton
- Alwinton : Background 1700 - 2000
- The Parish Church In The 16th - 17th Centuries
- Alwinton In The 16th - 17th Centuries
- Alwinton : Population
- Alwinton : Mills
- The Ten Towns of Coquetdale
- Lordship in the Valley : the Barony of Alnwick
- Pictures : Alnham Church
- Downloads for Alnham
- Alwinton, Northumberland
- Alnham : Potential For Further Research
- Evidence For Specific Landholdings : The Indenture of 1609
- Alnham : Research Document Information
- Alnham : Selected Sources and Surveys
- Evidence For Specific Landholdings : The Deed of 1604
- Map Showing Location of Alwinton
- Alwinton :The History
- Alwinton : Parish and Township
- Lordship : the Umfravilles and Vescis
- Lordship in the Hills : The Liberty of Redesdale and the Monastic Landholdings in Kidland
- Alwinton : Romano-British Period and After
- Alwinton : Iron Age (700 BC – AD 50)
- Alwinton : Palaeolithic and Mesolithic (500,000 BC – 5000 BC)
- Alwinton : Neolithic (c. 5000 BC – c. 2000 BC)
- Alwinton : Bronze Age (c. 2000 BC – 700 BC)
- Alwinton : The 18th Century
- Alwinton : The 19th And 20th Centuries
- Byrness : The Church of St Francis
- Byrness : Description of The Church of St Francis by P F Ryder
- Byrness Mill
- Byrness : The Burial Ground
- Byrness : The Farmstead
- The Redeswire
- Byrness : From Shieling Ground To Permanent Settlement
- Byrness : Parish, Townships and Wards
- Background : Upper Redesdale
- Redesdale Under The Lordship Of The Howards
- Byrness : Communications
- Byrness : The 19th Century
- Education
- Byrness
- Rochester
- Redesdale In The Late 18th And 19th Centuries
- The Upper Rede Valley In The 20th Century
- Horsley
- Byrness Chapel : Date and Function
- Birness Chapel : The Antiquarian Records
- Byrness, Northumberland
- Map Showing Location of Byrness
- Byrness : The History
- Downloads for Alwinton
- Pictures : Alwinton
- Alwinton : Research Document Information
- Alwinton : Selected Sources and Surveys
- Alwinton : Potential For Further Research
- Byrness : Prehistory
- Byrness : Romano-British Period
- Transhumance
- Recolonisation And The Emergence Of Reiver Society
- Byrness : Conclusion
- Vaccaries and Bercaries
- Byrness : Medieval Settlement And Tenure
- Byrness : Romano-British Settlements
- Byrness : Early Medieval Period
- Alnham : In The 20th Century And Beyond
- Alnham : Farm Mills
- Akeld : Shires and Concept of the 'Multiple Estate'
- Akeld : Maelmin, Milfield and Akeld Strother
- Township and Parish, Barony and Manor
- Akeld : Early Medieval Glendale
- Akeld : Romano-British Period and After (AD 70- 500)
- Akeld : Neolithic Period (c. 5000 BC – 2000 BC)
- Akeld : Bronze Age (2000 BC – 700 BC)
- Akeld : Iron Age (700 BC – AD 70)
- Medieval Akeld : Population And Tenancies
- Medieval Akeld : Layout Of The Village
- Akeld : Remodelling The Village
- Akeld : 19th Century Population
- Akeld : Watermills
- Akeld : Remodelling The Township : Landholding, Farm Tenancies And Field Enclosure
- Akeld Bastle : Description
- Medieval Akeld : Chapel
- Medieval Akeld : Mill
- Medieval Akeld : Bastle
- Akeld : Palaeolithic and Mesolithic (500,000 BC – 5000 BC)
- Akeld : The History
- Term : The Territorial Vill
- Term : The Administrative Vill
- Term : The Poor Law Township
- Term : Township or Vill
- Term : The Parish
- Historic Village Atlas Northumberland : Aims
- Historic Village Atlas Northumberland : Methods
- How we used our source information
- Term : The Manor
- Term : Villages, Hamlets and Farmsteads
- Glossary : T - Z
- Akeld, Northumberland
- Akeld : Map Showing Location
- Glossary : N - S
- Glossary : G - M
- Glossary : A - C
- Glossary : D - F
- Akeld : Transport and Communications
- The Alnwick and Cornhill Railway
- The Church of St Michael the Archangel : Discussion
- Alnham : The Towerhouses
- Alnham : The Earl of Northumberland's Tower
- The Church of St Michael the Archangel : The Interior
- The Church of St Michael the Archangel : Description by P F Ryder
- Alnham : The Village Layout
- Alnham : Population And Land Tenure
- Alnham : The Church of St Michael the Archangel
- Alnham : The Vicar’s Pele
- Alnham : Field System
- Alnham : The 19th Century Village
- Alnham : Railway Schemes
- Alnham : 18th - 19th Century Farms
- Alnham : Later History
- Conclusions : Medieval And Early Modern Settlement At Alnham
- Alnham : Outlying Farmsteads And Settlements
- Alnham : The ‘Waste’
- Alnham : Watermills
- Alnham : The Components Of The Medieval Settlement
- The Barony of Alnwick and Manor of Alnham
- Alnham, Northumberland
- Map Showing Location of Alnham
- Alnham : Location and Topography
- Downloads for Akeld
- Akeld : Conclusions and Potential for Further Research
- Akeld : In The 20th Century
- Akeld : Research Document Information
- Akeld : Selected Sources And Surveys
- Alnham : Area of Study
- Alnham : The History
- Alnham : Romano-British Period and After (AD 70 - 410)
- Alnham : The Early Medieval Period
- Alnham : Parish and Township
- Alnham : Iron Age (700 BC – AD 70)
- Alnham : Bronze Age (c. 2000 BC – 700 BC)
- Alnham : Palaeolithic and Mesolithic (500,000 BC – 5000 BC)
- Alnham : Neolithic (c. 5000 BC – c. 2000 BC)
- Catcleugh Reservoir
- Byrness : The 20th Century Forestry Commission Village
- Falstone : The 19th Century Expansion
- Falstone : The 19th Century Education
- Falstone : Hawkhope Hill Colliery
- Falstone : Mills
- Falstone : United Reformed Church
- Falstone : Religion
- St Peter's Church Falstone : By P F Ryder
- Nonconformist Churches in Northumberland National Park By P F Ryder
- Falstone : 20th Century
- Falstone : Research Documentation Information
- Great Tosson : The History
- Great Tosson : Palaeolithic and Mesolithic (500,000 BC – 5000 BC)
- Great Tosson : Neolithic (c. 5000 BC – c. 2000 BC)
- Map Showing Location of Great Tosson
- Great Tosson, Northumberland
- Falstone : Potential for Further Research
- Pictures : Falstone
- Downloads for Falstone
- Falstone : Parishes and Townships
- The North Tyne Valley After 1945
- Falstone : Early Medieval Stonework
- Early Medieval Stonework :The Cross Shaft
- Falstone Early Medieval Stonework : Hroethberht's Memorial Stone
- Falstone : Romano-British Period
- Falstone : Prehistory
- Falstone : Location and Topography
- Falstone : Area of Study
- Falstone : The History
- Early Medieval Stonework : St Peter's Churchyard Falstone Chapel
- Tynedale In The 12th - 13th Centuries
- Recovery And Resettlement
- Extending The Economy
- Recession And Retrenchment
- Background
- Falstone Farmhouse : P F Ryder: notes after visit - 4 7 90
- The Liberty of Tynedale
- Settlement In Upper North Tynedale : A Discussion
- Falstone
- Great Tosson : Bronze Age (c. 2000 BC – 700 BC)
- Great Tosson : Iron Age (700 BC – AD 70)
- Downloads for Great Tosson
- Greenhaugh and Tarset, Northumberland
- Greenhaugh And Tarset : Area Of Study
- Pictures : Tosson Burgh Hillfort
- Great Tosson : Agricultural Pictures
- Great Tosson : Research Document Information
- Great Tosson : Selected Sources And Surveys
- Great Tosson : Potential For Further Research
- Map Showing Location of Tarset And Greenhaugh
- Greenhaugh and Tarset : The History
- Tynedale In The 12th And 13th Centuries
- The Structure Of Lordship : The Liberty Of Tynedale
- Manorial Structure
- Sources
- Early Medieval Patterns Of Lordship
- Greenhaugh And Tarset : Prehistory
- Greenhaugh And Tarset : Romano-British Period
- Greenhaugh And Tarset : The Early Medieval Period
- Great Tosson : In The 20th Century
- Great Tosson : Railway Schemes
- Great Tosson : Extent And Population
- Bondage Holdings, Unfree Tenants And Free Tenants
- Great Tosson : The Hospital of St Leonard at Alriburne (Allerdene)
- Great Tosson : The Map Evidence
- The Township and Manor of Great Tosson
- Great Tosson : Romano-British Period and After (AD 70-500)
- Great Tosson : Burials
- Tosson Township and Rothbury Parish
- Great Tosson : Water Mills
- Fields And Commons : The Wider Township Territory
- Great Tosson : The Form And Development Of The Village
- Tosson Mill
- Great Tosson : Population
- Great Tosson : The 19th Century Village
- Great Tosson : The 17th and 18th Centuries
- Great Tosson Tower : By P F Ryder
- Great Tosson : Tenurial History
- Map Showing Location of Falstone
- Falstone : The Place Name
- Elsdon Tenurial Development : Conclusions
- The Components Of The Medieval Settlement
- Elsdon : Site Morphology
- Elsdon : Tenurial Development
- Conclusions
- Elsdon : An Early Centre Of The Lordship
- Elsdon and Harbottle Castles
- Elsdon : Strategic Considerations
- Elsdon : Field System
- Elsdon : The Church
- Elsdon : Parish, Townships and Wards
- Elsdon In The 16th - 17th Centuries
- Border Reiving and Religious Discord
- Elsdon : Manorial And Township Institutions
- The Elsdon Market ‘Affray’
- Elsdon : The Tower House
- Elsdon : Mills
- Elsdon : Fairs and Markets
- The Extent Of The Umfraville Domains
- Liberties and Franchises
- Pictures : Modern Forestry Housing at Byrness
- Downloads for Byrness
- Elsdon, Northumberland
- Pictures : Catcleugh Reservoir
- Pictures : Byrness Church
- Byrness : Research Document Information
- Byrness : Selected Antiquarian Descriptions
- Byrness : Potential For Further Research
- Elsdon : Location and Topography
- Elsdon : Area of Study
- Elsdon : Romano-British Settlements
- Elsdon : Early Medieval Patterns Of Lordship
- Medieval Elsdon
- Elsdon : Romano-British Period
- Elsdon : Prehistory
- Map showing location of Elsdon
- Elsdon : The History
- Background
- Redesdale Under The Lordship Of The Howards
- Elsdon Tower Interior : The Basement
- Elsdon Tower Interior : The First Floor
- Elsdon Tower Interior : The Second Floor
- Elsdon Tower : Description of The Caphouse
- Elsdon Tower : Description of The West End
- Elsdon Tower : Description of The North Wall
- Elsdon Tower : Description of The East End
- Elsdon Tower : Description of The South Wall
- Elsdon Tower : The Caphouse and Roof Structure
- Elsdon Tower : The House
- Pictures : Elsdon
- Downloads for Elsdon
- Falstone, Northumberland
- Elsdon : Potential for Further Research
- Elsdon : Selected Sources and Surveys
- Elsdon Tower House : The Medieval Cross Slab
- The Building History of Elsdon Tower and House
- The Reverend Dodgson Snowed Up at Elsdon 1762
- Elsdon Tower : Description of The Exterior
- The Medieval Buildings of Elsdon : Elsdon Tower
- Elsdon : Enclosure
- Elsdon : Population
- Elsdon : Roads and Communications
- Elsdon : Buildings Around The Green (P F Ryder)
- Elsdon : From The 18th Century To The Present
- Redesdale In The Late 18th And 19th Centuries
- The Upper Rede Valley In The 20th Century
- Communications
- Elsdon : The 19th Century
- Elsdon : Coal Mining
- The Parish Church of St Cuthbert, Elsdon : Interior
- The Parish Church of St Cuthbert, Elsdon : Discussion
- Medieval Cross Slab Grave Covers in St Cuthbert's Church, Elsdon
- The Parish Church of St Cuthbert Elsdon : Exterior
- The Medieval Buildings of Elsdon By P F Ryder
- Elsdon : The 20th Century
- Research Document Information
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- Visitor Guide 2013
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