Ruins Of Chapel 150 Metres South-East Of Haughton Castle is a Grade II listed building in the Northumberland local planning authority area, England. First listed on 20 October 1952. Chapel.

Ruins Of Chapel 150 Metres South-East Of Haughton Castle

WRENN ID: fallen-threshold-nettle
Grade: II
Local Planning Authority: Northumberland
Country: England
Date first listed: 20 October 1952
Type: Chapel
Source: Historic England listing

Description

HUMSHAUGH HAUGHTON NY 97 SW 2/235 Ruins of chapel 150 metres south-east 20.10.52 of Haughton Castle

GV II

Chapel. Late C11 or early C12, chancel probably rebuilt in C17. Largely demolished c.1816. Coursed heavy rubble. Nave with almost square chancel. The north wall and east end of the chancel stand, the latter with a ragged opening where a window was; the lower part of the south-east corner of the nave also survives. No architectural detail left; C13 window head lying in the ruin came from the Castle.

Partial excavation by Honeyman in 1936. NCH XV (1940) 201-2.

Listing NGR: NY9202972774

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