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| Heatherhouse | Heatherhouse | A. Hills, Esqr. Agent | On Sheet | A row of good Cottages, having | ||
| (Coast Guard Station) | (Coast Guard Station) | Mr George Marshall | 16.4 | gardens attached, Situated near | ||
| Budle | to |
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| Heatherhouse | Mr William Carr | distance Southwest of Budle Point, | ||||
| (Coast Guard Station) | Bamburgh | there is Contiguous a large | ||||
| Granary, in which Corn &c used to | ||||||
| be stored, |
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| shipped to other parts, there is | ||||||
| here a small Pier and Quay, | ||||||
| where vessels sometimes put in | ||||||
| with Coal, and for farm produce. | ||||||
| The Original "Heatherhouse", has | ||||||
| long since been removed, |
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| a Public-house, |
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| Roof Covered With heather, hence | ||||||
| the name, the dwellings now here | ||||||
| are Occupied by the Coast Guards. | ||||||
| John McCabe |
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