Acomb Allendale Alnmouth
Alnwick Amble Ancroft
Ashington Bamburgh Beadnell
Bedlington Belford Bellingham
Berwick Blyth Bowsden
Carr Shield Catton Chatton
Chillingham Corbridge Cornhill-on-Tweed
Cramlington Craster Crookham
Doddington Duddo East Ord
Ellington Embleton Etal
Falstone Felton Ford
Fourstones Greenhead Hadston
Haltwhistle Haydon Bridge Heddon-on-the-Wall
Hepscott Hexham Holy Island
Howtel Humshaugh Kielder
Kirknewton Lesbury Longframlington
Longhorsley Longhoughton Lowick
Lynemouth Milfield Morpeth
Nedderton Newbiggin-by-the-Sea Ovingham
Pegswood Ponteland Powburn
Prudhoe Riding Mill Rothbury
Scremerston Seahouses Seaton Delaval
Seaton Sluice Shilbottle Stamfordham
Stannington Stocksfield Wark-on-Tweed
Wark-on-Tyne Warkworth Widdrington
Wooler Wylam

About this project


In June 2001 Northumberland Archives Service was awarded a grant of £47,100 from The New Opportunities Fund (NOF) to digitise a range of sources relating to the history of 76 Northumberland communities. The project focuses on these communities – small ports, market towns, villages, larger towns and villages that have developed as a result of mining industries and one New Town. Original source material has been selected and digitised for each of these communities. This includes maps, plans, estate, court, church and school records, photographs and oral history recordings. It is intended that individuals, groups and educational establishments will use this digitised material as a starting point for understanding the development of Northumberland communities and that this material will provide a base for studying the County’s history.



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