Join me for a walk around the historic town centre of Morpeth, one of the most significant towns in Northumberland, and located just over 15 miles north of Newcastle upon Tyne. Established in the Norman era, Morpeth grew up as a major market town for the region, and is home to a number of historic medieval buildings.

On our walk around Morpeth, we pass a number of interesting landmarks, including the River Wansbeck, the Church of St. James the Great, Morpeth Market Square, Morpeth Town Hall, Morpeth Clock Tower, Sanderson Arcade, St. George's Church, Morpeth Chantry, Chantry Footbridge, Telford Bridge, Morpeth Court, Carlisle Park and Morpeth Castle.

Thank you so much to the following sites for helping me out in my research of Morpeth:

https://englandsnortheast.co.uk/morpeth/

https://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.u...

https://morpethheritage.org

https://web.archive.org/web/201103081...

0:00 Stepping stones across the River Wansbeck
0:30 Mains Place
1:43 Newgate Street
1:53 St. James the Great Church
3:01 Newgate Street
3:34 Manchester Street
3:41 Boys' Brigade Morpeth
3:54 Manchester Street
4:00 Newgate Street
5:56 Morpeth Market Square and Town Hall
6:18 Morpeth Town Hall
6:56 Morpeth Clock Tower
7:58 Oldgate
8:24 Fountain
8:49 Bridge Street
9:09 Morpeth Market Square
9:41 Bridge Street
10:02 Sanderson Arcade
10:25 Bridge Street
12:06 St. George's Church
12:24 Bridge Street
12:27 Morpeth Chantry
13:25 Chantry Footbridge
13:48 View of Telford Bridge
14:30 Wansbeck Street
15:19 Castle Square
15:58 Morpeth Court
17:05 Carlisle Park
17:44 Statue of Emily Wilding Davison
18:12 Carlisle Park & Ha' Hill
19:31 Carlisle Park
20:59 Morpeth Castle
21:39 Thank you for watching!

Stats for nerds:

Distance walked: 0.9 miles/1.4km
Step count: 1800 steps (approx.)
Time taken: 21 mins 26 secs
Average speed: 2.5mph/4.1kmh

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