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| Clennell Street | Clennell Street | MacKenzie’s Histy of | Extends North | An Ancient Saxon Road | ||
| Northumberland | of the Village of | between England & Scotland | ||||
| Clennell Street | Mr. G. R. Turnbull | Alwinton into | which exhibits evident traces | |||
| Clennell Street | Mr. Robinson | Scotland. | of great antiquity. – that | |||
| Revd. A. Proctor. B.A. | portion between Alwinton | |||||
| and Castle Hills being paved | ||||||
| with large irregular stones. | ||||||
| In an old document | ||||||
| belonging to W. Selby Esqr. | ||||||
| Biddleston Hall, it is termed | ||||||
| "the great old highway | ||||||
| between England & Scotland". | ||||||
| It is also alluded to in | ||||||
| MacKenzie’s Histy of | ||||||
| Northumberland as being | ||||||
| of Saxon origin. | ||||||
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