The Market Place is the ancient centre of the village from where streets still radiate in their 13th and 14th century pattern. A 14th century map shows the Market Place extending north to present day Well Bank and Hill Street and the whole area backed up by buildings … More Market Place

The most prominent building in Market Place. It was first mentioned in AD 786 when Adulf was consecrated Bishop of Mayo (Ireland) in what was referred to as ‘the monastery at Corbridge’. However it may have been founded a century earlier … More St Andrew’s Church

The Vicar’s Pele stands to the south east of St Andrew’s Church. It was constructed as a fortified residence for the vicar with stones taken from Corstopitum … More The Vicar’s Pele