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Listed Buildings in Marwood, County Durham

  1. II Byres and Loft South-East of High Shipley
    County Durham, DL12
  2. II Farmbuildings to South West of Wool House
    Barnard Castle, County Durham, DL12
  3. II Hedrick Grange Farmhouse
    Kinninvie, County Durham, DL12
  4. II High House Farmhouse
    County Durham, DL12
  5. II High Huller Bush Farmhouse
    Kinninvie, County Durham, DL12
  6. II High Shipley
    County Durham, DL12
  7. II Hillingdon Farmhouse
    County Durham, DL12
  8. II Low Shipley Farmhouse
    Cotherstone, County Durham, DL12
  9. II Marwood Green Farmhouse
    Kinninvie, County Durham, DL12
  10. II Milestone C.470 Metres East of Folly Head
    County Durham, DL12
  11. II Milestone in Front of Willowfield Photos
    Barnard Castle, County Durham, DL12
  12. II New Broomielaw
    County Durham, DL12
  13. II Outbuilding Circa 4 Metres North of New Broomielaw House
    County Durham, DL12
  14. II Roger Moor Farmhouse and Dairy Adjoining
    County Durham, DL12
  15. II Township Road Marker Stone at Junction with Billy Lane
    County Durham, DL12
  16. II Township Road Marker Stone C.100 Metres South of Handkerchief Plantation
    County Durham, DL12
  17. II Township Road Marker Stone C.50 Metres East of Moss Mire
    County Durham, DL12
  18. II Township Road Marker Stone Opposite Howegill Plantation
    County Durham, DL12
  19. II Township Road Marker Stone Opposite Howegill Plantation
    County Durham, DL12
  20. II Township Stone Opposite New Broomielaw
    County Durham, DL12
  21. II Walls and Piers Adjoining and South of New Broomielaw
    County Durham, DL12
  22. II Wool House
    Barnard Castle, County Durham, DL12

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