Places and Miscellaneous

       *  Amble to Alexandria   19 Vol 65, (Ian Main)

• A.N.L.H.S:  ‘40th Anniversary of the, 2, Vol. 61 (Constance Fraser)
•  A.N.L.H.S’ Projects, 9, Vol. 60 (Sally Bird)
•  Backworth Saga, or Bob Wright’s Cuddy, 40, Vol. 60 (anon)
• Bamburgh: the Primitive Methodist Church in, or A Forgotten Fragment of Bamburgh's Past, 28, Vol. 65 (Carol Griffiths)
• Berwick and the Jacobite Rebellion of 1715’, 19, Vol. 56 (Jonathan Oates)
• Berwick-upon-Tweed, Port of,  and Fast Sailing Ships’, 13, Vol. 59 (Jim Walker)
• Blue Papers and the Local Historian’, 59, Vol. 59 (Ruth Jennings)
• Blyth Battery, Battle of, 49 Vol 65, (Barry Mead)
• Byker Voices – a Background to its Emergence’, 37, Vol. 56 (Ken Groundwateer)
• Carham, the Battle of’, 26, Vol. 54 J. D. Sadler.
•  Cullercoats in 1851, the Village of’, 21, Vol. 61 (Michael Barke)
• Delaval Family, the’, 10, Vol. 62 (Martin Green)
• Dilston Castle and its Chapel: The Restoration and Official Opening of’, 22, Vol. 58 (Frances Dickinson)
•  Domestos,the Development of : a Product of the Ouseburn Valley’, 64, Vol. 58 (Maurice Byrne)
• Edward and Eliza, 24 Vol 65, (Graham Toward)
• East March:Some Reflections on Castles of the, 38, Vol 65 (Richard Simpson)
• Eleanor's Diary, 29, Vol 63 (Joan Wright)
•  Dunstanburgh, Views of’, 51, Vol. 57 (Robin Plackett)
• Ellingham, Schoolmaster, 22, Vol. 64 (Jane Bowen)
• Elrington,‘The Enclosure of ’, 57, Vol. 54 (L. C. Coombes)
• Evacuation, not Quite! 16, Vol. 65 (Margaret Oakey)
• Family and Local History: where they meet, 37, Vol 65, (T. Vickers)
• Flodden, Why?  Why Now?  and How to Get Involved, 51 Vol 65, (Chris Burgess)
• Gilly, William Stephen,1789-1855: Friend of the Vaudois, Canon of Durham, and Vicar of Norham’, 34, Vol. 55 (Hugh Norwood)
• Graveyard Gleanings’, 2, Vol. 57 (Elspeth Gould)
•  Grindon, in search of,’ 49, Vol. 56 (L. C. Coombes)
• Harbottle Castle: An Architectural Metamorphosis’, 4, Vol. 61(Karenza Storey)
•  Haydon Bridge, The Origins of’, 57, Vol. 53 (L. C. Coombes)
• Hedgeley Moor and Hexham, 1464 Battles of), 18, Vol. 57 (John Sadler)
• Hexham, The Great Flood at’, 26, Vol. 60 (Tom Corfe)
• Hill, Lorna (Ruth Sear) 11 Vol 65
• Hodgson, Rev. John,  Naturalist’, 35, Vol. 58 (L. C. Coombes)
• Holy Island: Osborne’s Fort, 44, Vol. 54 (A. Rudd & D. Clarke)

       *  I Works by Natives and Residents           34
        *   II  Literary Visitors to Northumberland  43
        *  III General Literary References to Northumberland 51 (Philip Yarrow)

• Jogging My Memory’, 71, Vol. 55 (Hugh Slight)
• Kirkwhelpington: people and buildings’, 36, Vol. 54 (Ellie Shaw)
• Ladykirk and Norham Bridge’, 60, Vol. 56 (R. W. Rennison)
• Ladykirk and Norham Bridge’, 69, Vol. 58 (R. W. Rennison)
•  Langley, the Manor Court of the Barony of ’, 37, Vol. 59 (L. C. Coombes)
• Lennox, Lady Margaret Douglas, Countess of, 9 Vol. 63 (Karenza Storey)
• Lilswood School, 1920’, 42, Vol. 62 (Ruth Sear)
• Local History and the A.N.L.H.S, Forty Years of’, 6, Vol. 60 (E. Richardson & S. Bird)
•  Local History Societies, Thoughts on’, 74, Vol. 57 (John Bell)
• Longridges of Bedlington, Cheshire and Canada: A Pioneering Family’, 35, Vol. 60 (Stella Smith)
• Memories of a Steam-Engine Driver’, 67, Vol. 53 (Albert Gilmore)
•  Murton Village, North Tyneside: Land Organisation, Ownership and Enclosure: ’, 20, Vol. 60 (Elizabeth Ashton)
•  Nenthead Vicarage, a crisis at: the sad case of the Revd. Charles Berry’, 53, Vol. 58 (Elizabeth Ashton)
•  New York Village: A Family of Blacksmiths in, – the Business ’, 44, Vol. 59 (Elizabeth Ashton)
• Newcastle and the Tyne: Early Maps of’, 52, Vol. 54 (Robin Plackett)
• Newcastle upon Tyne: Implementing the 1834 Poor Law Amendment Act in ,1836-1842: a New Workhouse’, 12, Vol. 61 (Patricia Hix)
• Newcastle, a Stranger in, 1910’, 62, Vol. 57 (B.M.H.Johnson)
•  Newcastle, Central, Tradespeople displaced by Demolitions ahead of Richard Grainger’s Developments’’, 19, Vol. 62 (Howard Cleeve)
•  Newcastle, Show People in, 1891’, 13, Vol. 60 (Michael Barke)
• Newcastle: Industry in ,in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries’, 36, Vol. 57 (Stafford Linsley)
• Newcastle: The Corpus Christi Plays of’, 53, Vol. 56 (Helen Turnbull)
• Newcastle 1720-1840 - Fire:an ever present menace?  3 Vol 65 (Michael Barke)
• North East Coast Exhibition of 1929, 42, Vol. 64 (Charlotte A.M. Innerd)
•  North Shields: The Quaymaster’s House and Office on the Fish Quay’, 30, Vol. 60 (Elspeth Gould)
• North-Eastern Gardens of the Eighteenth Century, Two Modest’, 29, Vol. 58 (Margaret Maddison)
• Northumberland Clergy in the 1660s’, 8, Vol. 61 (Constance Fraser)
• Northumberland Collection Services, Outreach, and Beyond the Study Centre 47, Vol 63 (Elizabeth O'Donnell)
• Northumberland County Maps, Two Evaluations of’, 32, Vol. 61 (Robin Plackett)
• 'Northumberland, Medieval: Life on the Land in' , 1, Vol. 63 (Constance Fraser)
• Northumberland Market Towns’, 16, Vol. 54 (Constance Fraser)
•  Northumberland War Memorials’, 61, Vol. 59 (Janet Brown)
•  Northumberland, Memories of Old’, 23, Vol. 53 (Harold Slight)
• Northumberland,More Literary Associations of ’, 46, Vol. 55 (Philip Yarrow)
• Northumberland: Justice in, in the Middle Ages’, 3, Vol. 59 (Constance Fraser)
• Northumberland: Literary Associations
• Northumberland: Names and Signs of Pubs and Inns of (Project Report) 53, Vol 65 (Elizabeth Ashton)
•  Northumbrian Emigrants to Australia and Canada, Part 2, Canada’, 24, Vol. 59 (Maurice Garrett)
• Northumbrian Emigrants to Australia and Canada: Part I: Australia’, 40, Vol. 58 (Maurice Garrett)
• Plashetts in the North Tyne Valley: a Deserted Colliery Village’, 29, Vol. 61 (Elizabeth Ashton)
• Poor Law, National Archives Project, 36, Vol. 63 (Patricia Hix)
• Presbyterians, Congregationalists, and other Dissenters’, 2, Vol. 58 (Richard Potts)
• Provision for the Poor and Sick in Newcastle’, 57, Vol. 55 (Dorothy Henderson)
• Prudhoe Castle: Recipes and Household Hints from, 2, Vol. 55 (Philip Yarrow (ed)
• Prudhoe Hall and Prudhoe Hospital:  A Brief History of, 67, Vol. 57 (Kenneth Day)
•  Robert Burns Dick’, 28, Vol. 62 (Michael Barke)
• Robertson, John, Remembered 46, Vol 65, (Brian Watson)
• Robson’s Furniture Store, the Story of’, 2, Vol. 53 (Stella Robson)
• School Before the Wars (2) 63, Vol. 55 (Irene Shardlow)
• School Between the Wars’, 3, Vol. 54 (Philip Yarrow)
• School Log Books: what they can tell us about Social History, 41, Vol. 63 (Valerie Glass)
• Shire Moor, Enclosure of, in Late Eighteenth Century, 17, Vol. 63, (Elizabeth Ashton)
• Shiremoor and District Children’s Treat’, 39, Vol. 60 (Eddie Dunn)
• Smith, Robert 'Scraper' E.G.M., Cullercoats Hero, 30, Vol. 65 (Dorothy Brownlee)
• Smith’s Docks Co. Ltd: a Century of Change’, 28, Vol. 56 (R. H. Hill)
• The Defences of Berwick during the Jacobite Rebellion of 1745’, 22, Vol. 55 (Jonathan Oates)
• Then and Now’, 75, Vol. 57 (Constance Fraser)
• Tower’s Appeal’, 57, Vol. 56 (J.L).
• Trade Tokens and Unofficial Coinage’, 35, Vol. 61 (Albert Gilmour)
• Tughall: the Deserted Village of l’, 16, Vol. 62 (Elizabeth Ashton)
• Tyne and Tweed, Travellers Twixt’, 2, Vol. 56 (Robin Plackett)
• Tyne Shipbuilding and Repairing,  29, Vol. 64, (John Dobson)
• Tyne: Shipwrecks around,  'Shipwreck', 36 Vol. 64  (Sandy Kinghorn)
• Tyne Valley: Woodland in’, 45, Vol. 57 (L. C. Coombes)
• Tynemouth and North Shields Parliamentary Borough: The Early Years (Part 1) 24 Vol. 63 (Ian East)
• Tynemouth and North Shields Parliamentary Borough: The Early Years (Part II)  16 Vol 64 (Ian East)
•  Village Shops Project – Changes within Society’, 38 (Elizabeth Ashton), Vol. 61
• War Memorials Recording Project’, 65, Vol. 56 (Janet Brown)
• Water Supply in Northumberland: Project’, 64, Vol. 59 (Bridget Winstanley)
• Wells, A Tale of Two’, 62, Vol. 56 (Norman Curry)
• Westerhope: memories of Picture Palace at, 22, Vol 65 (Joe Allison)
• Westerhope and Our Heritage Wheel’, 36, Vol. 62 (Tom Peacock)
• Whitley Bay – a Dream Village’, 55, Vol. 59 (Morag Horseman)
•  Widdrington, Roger, 1572-1642’, 3, Vol. 62 (Karenza Storey)
• Williams, Dr. Ethel: a Pioneer of Women’s Rights’, 40, Vol. 62 (Marion Montague)
• Yarrow, Philip, ‘Some Literary