Northumberland
Properties and events in Northumberland
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A walking tour of Alnwick's lost pubs.
This walking tour of Alnwick’s lost pubs will show the visitor the location of Alnwick’s lost Beer Houses, Taverns and Inns. It will also provide a summary of their history and that of some interesting survivors.
Allendale Quaker Meeting House Open Day
Our historic Quaker Meeting House founded in 1690 is a quiet and peaceful place of worship. Allendale Quakers will show visitors around the Meeting House and gardens and tell the story of Allen Valley Quakers past and present.
Alnwick Baptist Church
Alnwick Baptist Church is a Grade II Listed Building completed in 1840. The church will be open from 10am to 4 pm and there will be displays showing the history of the church and the current outreach to the community. Refreshments will be available.
Alnwick Masonic Centre
Come and see a Masonic meeting room with displays of historic records of Masters of local Lodges and presentations about the building, the first designed by F. R. Wilson.
Bailiffgate Museum & Gallery
Ten thousand years of history in one visit with interactive displays and childrens' activities plus a stunning art exhibition
Berwick Masonic Hall
Look around a working Masonic Hall which has operated from here for over 150 years. View the working tools and regalia of a Masonic Lodge. Find out about the building's history and the lodges who are based here.
Big Battlefield Walks Weekends - Battle of Otterburn 1388
A guided walk across the 1388 battlefield at Otterburn
Coanwood Quaker Meeting House
Bring a packed lunch or tea and enjoy the ambiance of the Meeting House and grounds. Open all day from 8am to 8pm View some history of the area made available on the Heritage Open Days
Cragend: Cragside's little neighbour, with a big story!
Cragend Farm is an award winning unique site: From the Big Bang to the 21st century: enjoy a sensory historical tour, including artefacts and research and experience the unique work of businessman and innovative engineer Lord Armstrong of Cragside.
Ecological Self Build House
An ecological, energy-efficient and affordable home designed & built by its architect owners/ occupants who welcome & guide you round. Free printed handouts provided illustrating project & construction details + information on materials & suppliers.
Farne Islands
Land on Inner Farne and experience the magic of the Farne Islands. An exhilarating boat ride to another world, spotting seals and maybe dolphins, and an hour on this very special island to explore the rich cultural heritage of this place.
Flour Milling at Heatherslaw Corn Mill
Come and see the historic waterwheel and other 19th century machinery working today just as it did then!
Guided walk exploring Alnwick's built heritage
Join members of Alnwick Civic Society to explore the fascinating stories behind Alnwick's Built Heritage.
Guided Walk Exploring Alnwick's Sporting Heritage
Three-hour walk visiting the sites of Alnwick's pre 1918 sporting heritage.
Hands on heritage crafts at the Friendly Hound Studio
Hands on heritage crafts. Free have a go activities. Nature connections through creative woodcrafts and herbalism. Explore the garden and studio. Find out about workshops and retreats. Fun and engaging demonstrations and activities.
Lindisfarne Castle
A castle that's not a castle, on an island that's not an island.
Newbiggin Maritime Centre & NHP Rocket House
Newbiggin By The Sea Historic Fishing Village dates back to 11th Century and is home of the Historic Woman Launchers Oldest working Lifeboat Station in the UK 13th Century St Bartholomew's Church Sean Henrys Couple.
Newbiggin RNLI
Join us at Newbiggin RNLI and discover the historic work of the RNLI.
Old Coastguard Station
Commanding superlative views of the beautiful North Northumberland coast, the Old Coastguard Tower in Berwick was built in 1964 but four years later, was closed down and became derelict.
Seahouses Masonic Hall
Seahouses Masonic Hall is open to the public for the first time in its 95 year history.