Castle Morpeth
- Belsay Castle
- Belsay Hall
- Church of St Andrew, Belsay
- Shortflatt Tower, Belsay
- West Bitchfield, Belsay (Bitchfield Tower)
- Capheaton Hall; & Walls
- East Shaftoe Hall, Capheaton
- Church of St Andrew, Hartburn
- Cockle Park Tower, Hebron
- Church of St Andrew, Towne Gate, Heddon-on-the-Wall
- Weldon Bridge, Meldon, Long Horsley; & Wall to NW
- Church of St John the Baptist, Meldon
- Church of St Mary Magdalene, Mitford
- Mitford Castle: Remains of Inner Ward & Keep
- Mitford Castle: Remains of Chapel in Outer Ward
- Mitford Castle: Remains of E Curtain Wall
- Mitford Castle: Remains of W Curtain Wall Buildings
- Mitford Castle: 2 Headstones N of Chapel
- Morpeth Castle
- The Chantry, Morpeth
- Church of St Mary, Morpeth
- Netherwitton Hall
- Church of St Mary, Ponteland
- Milbourne Hall, Ponteland; & Stable Block
- Church of St Mary, Stamfordham
- Blagdon Hall, Stannington
- Bridge Over River Wansbeck, Wallington Demesne
- Wallington Hall
- Wallington Hall: Clock Tower Gate
- Church of St Mary Magdalene, Whalton
- Ogle Castle, Whalton
- Church of the Holy Trinity, Widdrington
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