Medomsley

Description

Medomsley is a village in County Durham, in England. It is situated to the north-east of Consett, near the village of Ebchester, the river Derwent and the Northumberland border. Medomsley is first recorded as Medmesley in the Boldon Book (1183). The placename (from Old English) may mean the “middlemost clearing” or “Maethhelm’s clearing”. The Church, which is dedicated to St. Go to the map ⬆⬆

Nearby points of interest.

Historical Facts

1. Batalla de Newburn

what to see / tourism / architecture and monuments / Country Houses

1. Close House, Northumberland

Populated areas, municipalities, cities and towns

1. Clough Dene
2. High Friarside
3. High Spen
4. Shield Row
5. Greenside
6. Cornsay Colliery
7. Maiden Law
8. Newbiggin, Lanchester
9. Ornsby Hill
10. Catchgate
11. South Moor
12. Bridgehill
13. Broom Hill, County Durham

Battles

1. Battle of Newburn

Other interest places

1. Lemington
2. Newburn Bridge
3. Real Radio North East
4. Pontop Pike transmitting station