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| Beadnell Tower | Beadnell Tower | Revd. Mr. Cumby, Beadnell | On Sheet | An old tower, in the north | ||
| Beadnell Tower | Mr. Thomas Whittle, Occupier | 22.2 | -west end of the Village of | |||
| Beadnell Tower | Mr. John Railston Esqr. | "Beadnell". It was very sub- | ||||
| Beadnell Tower | Mr. John Bolton, Postmaster | -stantially built. The walls | ||||
| being about 6 feet in | ||||||
| thickness, and |
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| stories high, but a portion | ||||||
| has been taken off the north | ||||||
| wall to make it harmonize | ||||||
| with a house which was | ||||||
| erected against its south side, and | ||||||
| to give the whole, a more | ||||||
| modern appearance. | ||||||
| It was used as a Signal | ||||||
| Tower, between the Castles | ||||||
| of Bamburgh, and | ||||||
| Dunstanborough. | ||||||
| The date of its erection | ||||||
| is unknown. |
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| property of Mr Wood of | ||||||
| "Tughall Hall". | ||||||
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