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Northumberland Travel Guide - Attractions - Blanchland Places to go in Northumberland and the UK. |
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![]() Blanchland, NorthumberlandTravel Information and nearby accommodation
A small village on the border of Northumberland and County Durham, Blanchland has a long and fascinating history. The name 'Blanchland' means 'white land', which refers to the white robes worn by monks of the Premonstratensian order, who established a monastery here in 1165. The abbey was disbanded by Henry VIII, and the abbot's house became the inn now known as the Lord Crewe Arms. The abbey church survived with some alterations as the current parish church. About Blanchland
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