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| Bedlington Mill | Bedlington Mill | George Marshall Esqr. | 230 Links West | An extensive mill worked by wind & steam | ||
| (Corn) | Bedlington Mill | Mr. Robert Swan | of Bank Cottage | in the occupation of Mr. Hindhaugh | ||
| Bedlington Mill | Mr Wm Hindhaugh | |||||
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| Bedlington Bridge | Bedlington Bridge | George Marshall Esqr. | 11 Chains South East | A modern stone structure consisting of an | ||
| Bedlington Bridge | Mr. Robert Swan | of Bank Cottage | Arch which spans the River Blyth on the | |||
| Bedlington Bridge | Mr Wm Hindhaugh | Road between Bebside & Bedlington | ||||
| Walker Terrace | Walker Terrace | George Marshall Esqr. | 3 Chains North East | A Row of modern built stone houses occupied | ||
| Walker Terrace | Mr. Robert Swan | of Bedlington | by the working classes | |||
| Walker Terrace | Name on stone | Mill | ||||
| The Bridge Inn | The Bridge Inn | Mr. Crisp | South West corner | An ordinary House Licensed for the sale | ||
| The Bridge Inn | Sign Board | of Walker Terrace | of Spirituous Liquors | |||
| The Bridge Inn | License | |||||
| J. Considine Sapper Royal Engineers |
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