Cleet Court, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland, TD15 1HH
Originally part of the defences commenced by Edward I after he stormed Berwick in 1296, this section of the wall was probably not built until the early 14th century.
In this walking tour, local historian, Jim Herbert, will unravel the story and explain the changes that took place during the 400 years after the original construction. There's also a chance to see inside two of the remaining towers. - Coxon's and New Tower.
If you can't come on the walk, have a look at the online version - available here during the HODS period.
Event Times
Saturday 18 September: 12:00, 16:00
Booking Details
Pre-booking: Required
Email: berwickarchives@northumberland.gov.uk
Go to:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/berwick-heritage-open-days-34043664105
Booking opens: 9 August 2021 09:00
Booking closes: 18 September 2021 10:00
Access
A few steps. Some uneven ground. Please wear sensible footwear. Some limits for wheelchair users.
COVID-19 Considerations
This event will run in line with local & national government guidelines at the time of the festival.
Additional Information
Max 25 people per tour/session. Lasts about an hour Contact for the day: Jim Herbert - 07595465284
www.berwickhods.org.uk
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Meet at the Ness Gate, near Cleet Court.
Organised by
Berwick Heritage Open Days and English Heritage
