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'''Dalton''' is a minor hamlet in [[Northumberland]], on the River Pont upstream of [[Ponteland]] and three miles north of [[Ponteland]].
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'''Dalton''' is a minor hamlet in [[Northumberland]], a mile and a half east of [[Stamfordham]].  It on the [[River Pont]]: [[Ponteland]] is three downstream, to the east.
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The hamlet has a little church, Holy Trinity, which was originally built in 1836 as a chapel of ease for the Parish of Newburn by the Collingwood family of [[Dissington Hall]]. It is a Grade II listed building.<ref>{{NHLE|1042698|Church of the Holy Trinity|grade=II}}</ref>
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[[File:Dalton Parish Church - geograph.org.uk - 1444996.jpg|left|thumb|200px|Holy Trinity, Dalton]]
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Latest revision as of 09:36, 24 December 2023

Dalton
Northumberland
River Pont and Dalton (geograph 7071551).jpg
Location
Grid reference: NZ110719
Location: 55°2’32"N, 1°49’41"W
Data
Postcode: NE18
Local Government
Council: Northumberland

Dalton is a minor hamlet in Northumberland, a mile and a half east of Stamfordham. It on the River Pont: Ponteland is three downstream, to the east.

The hamlet has a little church, Holy Trinity, which was originally built in 1836 as a chapel of ease for the Parish of Newburn by the Collingwood family of Dissington Hall. It is a Grade II listed building.[1]

Holy Trinity, Dalton
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References

  1. National Heritage List 1042698: Church of the Holy Trinity (Grade II listing)