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| Moot Hall | Moot Hall | Plan of the Manor of Hexham | On the East Side | An antique looking building in which | ||
| Moot Hall | Mr Joseph Fairless | of the Market Place | the Manor Court is held – | |||
| Moot Hall | The Revd John Singleton | The steps of the front entrance are | ||||
| Hall | History of Hexham by Wright | of modern construction and also the | ||||
| Small house between them & the Tower | ||||||
| Manor Court | Manor Court | which has no connection with the Hall | ||||
| Wright in his history states | ||||||
| the building was probably constructed | ||||||
| for the defence of the Abbey | ||||||
| Hall Gate | Hall Gate | Boards at each end of the Street | East of the Moot Hall | An irregular Street leading from | ||
| Hall Gate | Mr Joseph Fairless | Market Place to the Head of Hall- | ||||
| Hall Gate | The Revd John Singleton | Orchard Road. The north part of the | ||||
| Hall Gate | Plan of the Manor of Hexham | Street was at one time called Exche |
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| Exechequer Fold | Plan of the Manor of Hexham | and the South Hall Garth but have | ||||
| been altered by the Board of Health | ||||||
| Henry Farr |
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Transcribed by PW and CTW
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