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• Norhamshire
  ...Ward - Northumberland.svg ‎|thumb|250px|Norhamshire, shown as a ward of Northumberland]] ...he lands north of the [[River Tees]] were partitioned into the counties of Northumberland and Durham it, along with [[Bedlingtonshire]] and [[Islandshire]], stayed u
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• Pennine Way
  ...ck to [[Yorkshire]]; [[County Durham]]; [[Westmorland]], [[Cumberland]]; [[Northumberland]] and finally [[Roxburghshire]]. ...t that the strict trail misses by a few hundred yards the highest point of Northumberland's, [[the Cheviot]]. The county top of [[Yorkshire]] is close enough for a
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• Albury Park
  In 1800, Captain Finch's widow sold the estate to Samuel Thornton]], who made additions to the house, including the north front, to the desi The Duke of Northumberland obtained Albury Park in 1890 and still owns most of the land under the titl
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• Raby Castle
  ...Transactions of the Architectural and Archaeological Society of Durham and Northumberland|location=Durham, UK|pages=Vols II and IV 1 et seq.}}</ref> From 1633 to 169 ...hern England, comparable to the House of Percy, who had been made Earls of Northumberland in 1377.<ref name=Tuck/>
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• Newcastle Cathedral
  |county=Northumberland ...is the chief church of the [[Diocese of Newcastle]], which encompasses all Northumberland and some parts of [[Cumberland]], and the seat of the Bishop of Newcastle.
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• York Minster
  ...he Orb enables visitors to see the work of renowned mediæval artist, John Thornton, up close, revealing the remarkable detail in each panel. The 76-foot tall Great East Window, created by John Thornton in the early 15th century, is the largest expanse of mediæval stained glas
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• Netherwitton
  |county=Northumberland |LG district=Northumberland
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• Newbrough
  |county=Northumberland |LG district=Northumberland
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• List of golf courses in the United Kingdom
  *Thornton Golf Club - [[Thornton]] ==Northumberland==
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• Netherwitton Hall
  |county=Northumberland ...rade I listed building situated at [[Netherwitton]], near [[Morpeth]] in [[Northumberland]].<ref name=HG>{{heritagegateway|238370|Netherwitton Hall}}</ref>
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• Newbrough Hall
  |county=Northumberland ...ury country house at [[Newbrough]], about five miles west of [[Hexham]], [[Northumberland]]. It is a Grade II* listed building.
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• Beverley Minster
  Henry Percy, 4th Earl of Northumberland (1449–1489), was buried in the church after being murdered by his own ret ...Restoration continued from 1717 to 1731 under Nicholas Hawksmoor. William Thornton of York, one of the supervisors of the project, devised an ingenious method
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