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| Camp | Camp (remains of) | Mr Wm Hardy bailiff Chillingham | See Sheet | The remains of an ancient Camp near | ||
| (Remains of) | Jno Mechie Gamekeeper Hebburn Lodge | 20:16 | Hebburn Lodge, supposed of British origin. | |||
| The Bastile | Bastile | Mr Thos Smith farmer Newtown | See Sheet | The ruins of a very ancient building | ||
| (Ruins) | Mr W Hardy bailiff Chillingham | 20:16 | within Chillingham Park, a little to | |||
| Jno Mechie Gamekeeper Hebburn Lodge | the E. by N. of Hebburn, the structure | |||||
| is three Stories high. The lower story is | ||||||
| Arched over, and access to the upper Stories | ||||||
| has been by a Spiral Stair in the S.E. corner. | ||||||
| the walls are about 9 feet thick, and the | ||||||
| building presents every appearance of a | ||||||
| "Peel" so common on the borders, but I | ||||||
| am informed, that even Lord Tankerville | ||||||
| or any one else, Knows nothing at all | ||||||
| of its History, | ||||||
| Robert Young Corporal Royal Engineers |
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