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Kirkley Tower (Whalton; Ponteland)

(Marginal) A list of 1415 refers to a tower at Kirkley in the possession of Sir William Eure. (1)

Mr E J Hetterington, Principal of the Farm Institute, now housed in Kirkley Hall, has no knowledge of the tower, or of its site. There are no traces of one in the vicinity of Kirkley Hall. (2)

Kirkley Tower. Site unknown, presumed near to the present Hall. (3)

The tower was built shortly before 1415 by Sir William Eure, and a manor house was added to it later. These were demolished by Cuthbert Ogle who replaced them with Kirkley Hall in 1764. (4a-b)
N10929
Post Medieval (1540 to 1901)
Medieval (1066 to 1540)
FIELD OBSERVATION, Ordnance Survey Archaeology Division Field Investigation 1956; A S Phillips


Source of Reference
Local History of Ponteland
Local History of Whalton

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