Mobscooter's Pictures of Corbridge

Corbridge St, Andrew's

St Andrews is the monastic church of Corbridge, probably founded by St. Wilfred almost over 1300 years ago! Much of the stone at Corbridge was filched from the abandoned Corstopitum, the nearby Roman fort. Besides lots of artefacts it has splendid stained glass windows. This is a view of the aisle showing the pews, font and roof beams.

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Corbridge

Corbridge St, Andrew's

St Andrews is the monastic church of Corbridge, probably founded by St. Wilfred almost over 1300 years ago! Much of the stone at Corbridge was filched from the abandoned Corstopitum, the nearby Roman fort. Besides lots of artefacts it has splendid stained glass windows.

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Corbridge

Corbridge St, Andrew's

St Andrews is the monastic church of Corbridge, probably founded by St. Wilfred almost over 1300 years ago! Much of the stone at Corbridge was filched from the abandoned Corstopitum, the nearby Roman fort. It contains beautiful stained glass windows.

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Corbridge, Churches

Corbridge

Corbridge's bridge crosses the River Tyne. This shot shows the bridge with the Tyne flowing under the arches.

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Corbridge, Buildings and Structures, River Scenes

Camera Make: FUJIFILM Model: FinePix S7000

Corbrige old building

‘Monksholme’, a beautiful Jacobean style house that was once a pub called the New Inn.

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Corbridge, Buildings and Structures

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Corbridge bridge

A bridge over the Tyne was built in the 13th century, but this original has not survived. The present bridge, an impressive stone structure with seven arches, was erected in 1674.

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Corbridge, Buildings and Structures, River Scenes, Northumberland

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Corbridge

St. Andrews Church in Corbridge is thought to have been consecrated in 676. Saint Wilfrid is supposed to have had the church built at the same time as Hexham Abbey. It has been altered several times since, with a Norman doorway, and a lychgate built as a First World War memorial. The Church is built largely from stone taken from Hadrian's Wall.

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Corbridge, Churches

Paper Shop/Post Office

The Town Hall Buildings, Princes Street, Corbridge contain the Post Office and Paper Shop amongst other services.

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Corbridge, Street Scenes, Town Halls, Northumberland

Camera Make: Canon Model: Canon EOS 550D

Bridge in Corbridge

Corbridge Bridge is a 17th-century stone bridge across the River Tyne. At the town side of the bridge is an old forge which now is a shop and forge where all their ironwork pieces are offered for sale.

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Corbridge, Buildings and Structures, Street Scenes