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| of the Chapter House for a distance of 70 or 80 links, it then becomes lost and | ||||||
| appears again in very good preservation enclosing the Abbey Grounds on the East, | ||||||
| and on to the top of Battle Hill, where it is entirely lost having been removed | ||||||
| some considerable time since in widening the road – | ||||||
| the portions of the Abbey have all been pointed out by Mr Joseph Fairless whom | ||||||
| the Society of Antiquarians Style the "Genius loci" in their report of February 61 | ||||||
| a gentleman to whom the O Survey is indebted for much valuable information | ||||||
| respecting the town of Hexham | ||||||
| Entrance to the | Entrance to Crypt | The entrance to the Crypt is on the east of the Church- | ||||
| Crypt | ||||||
| Henry Farr c/a | ||||||
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Transcribed by CTW and PW
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