Portrait view of the keep and motte hill. (Image from May 1969)

Structures identified:

• Harbottle Castle ( [EXTANT], Harbottle, NORTHUMBERLAND) 
      CASTLE, CURTAIN WALL, MOTTE AND BAILEY, SHELL KEEP
  

Image details:

 
Ronald Pearce Collection , Collection Ref. No.: 2661
35MM KODACHROME SLIDES, RECORD PHOTOGRAPHS

 
Landscape view of Harbottle village and both the old and new castles. (Image from May 1969)

Structures identified:

• Harbottle Castle ( [EXTANT], Harbottle, NORTHUMBERLAND) 
      CASTLE, CURTAIN WALL, MOTTE AND BAILEY, SHELL KEEP
  
• Harbottle ( [EXTANT], Harbottle, NORTHUMBERLAND) 
      VILLAGE
  
• Harbottle Castle ( [EXTANT], Harbottle, NORTHUMBERLAND) 
      CASTLE, COUNTRY HOUSE
  

Image details:

 
Ronald Pearce Collection , Collection Ref. No.: 2662
35MM KODACHROME SLIDES, RECORD PHOTOGRAPHS

 
Portrait view of the East Gate, Hulne Priory. (Image from LATE 20TH CENTURY)

Structures identified:

• Hulne Priory ( [EXTANT], Hulne Priory, NORTHUMBERLAND) 
      CARMELITE FRIARY, CHAPEL, CHURCH, GATEHOUSE, PRECINCT WALL, PRIORY, SEDILIA BUILDING, STATUE, TOWER
  

Image details:

 
Ronald Pearce Collection , Collection Ref. No.: 2670
35MM GENERIC E6 SLIDES, RECORD PHOTOGRAPHS

 
Landscape view looking down on to the south gatehouse and tower. (Image from LATE 20TH CENTURY)

Structures identified:

• Hulne Priory ( [EXTANT], Hulne Priory, NORTHUMBERLAND) 
      CARMELITE FRIARY, CHAPEL, CHURCH, GATEHOUSE, PRECINCT WALL, PRIORY, SEDILIA BUILDING, STATUE, TOWER
  

Image details:

 
Ronald Pearce Collection , Collection Ref. No.: 2671
35MM GENERIC E6 SLIDES, RECORD PHOTOGRAPHS

 
Portrait view of the church chancel. (Image from LATE 20TH CENTURY)

Structures identified:

• Hulne Priory ( [EXTANT], Hulne Priory, NORTHUMBERLAND) 
      CARMELITE FRIARY, CHAPEL, CHURCH, GATEHOUSE, PRECINCT WALL, PRIORY, SEDILIA BUILDING, STATUE, TOWER
  

Image details:

 
Ronald Pearce Collection , Collection Ref. No.: 2672
35MM GENERIC E6 SLIDES, RECORD PHOTOGRAPHS

 
Portrait view looking down to chapel with the Brizlee Tower on the skyline. (Image from LATE 20TH CENTURY)

Structures identified:

• Hulne Priory ( [EXTANT], Hulne Priory, NORTHUMBERLAND) 
      CARMELITE FRIARY, CHAPEL, CHURCH, GATEHOUSE, PRECINCT WALL, PRIORY, SEDILIA BUILDING, STATUE, TOWER
  
• Brizlee Tower ( [EXTANT], Brizlee Hill, NORTHUMBERLAND) 
      TOWER
  

Image details:

 
Ronald Pearce Collection , Collection Ref. No.: 2673
35MM GENERIC E6 SLIDES, RECORD PHOTOGRAPHS

 
Portrait view of the east range of the cloisters and statue. (Image from LATE 20TH CENTURY)

Structures identified:

• Hulne Priory ( [EXTANT], Hulne Priory, NORTHUMBERLAND) 
      CARMELITE FRIARY, CHAPEL, CHURCH, GATEHOUSE, PRECINCT WALL, PRIORY, SEDILIA BUILDING, STATUE, TOWER
  

Image details:

 
Ronald Pearce Collection , Collection Ref. No.: 2674
35MM GENERIC E6 SLIDES, RECORD PHOTOGRAPHS

 
Landscape view of the chapel from the southeast. (Image from LATE 20TH CENTURY)

Structures identified:

• Hulne Priory ( [EXTANT], Hulne Priory, NORTHUMBERLAND) 
      CARMELITE FRIARY, CHAPEL, CHURCH, GATEHOUSE, PRECINCT WALL, PRIORY, SEDILIA BUILDING, STATUE, TOWER
  

Image details:

 
Ronald Pearce Collection , Collection Ref. No.: 2675
35MM GENERIC E6 SLIDES, RECORD PHOTOGRAPHS

 
Landscape view of the chapel and tower. (Image from LATE 20TH CENTURY)

Structures identified:

• Hulne Priory ( [EXTANT], Hulne Priory, NORTHUMBERLAND) 
      CARMELITE FRIARY, CHAPEL, CHURCH, GATEHOUSE, PRECINCT WALL, PRIORY, SEDILIA BUILDING, STATUE, TOWER
  

Image details:

 
Ronald Pearce Collection , Collection Ref. No.: 2714
35MM GENERIC E6 SLIDES, RECORD PHOTOGRAPHS

 
Landscape view of curtain wall and east gate from the tower. (Image from LATE 20TH CENTURY)

Structures identified:

• Hulne Priory ( [EXTANT], Hulne Priory, NORTHUMBERLAND) 
      CARMELITE FRIARY, CHAPEL, CHURCH, GATEHOUSE, PRECINCT WALL, PRIORY, SEDILIA BUILDING, STATUE, TOWER
  

Image details:

 
Ronald Pearce Collection , Collection Ref. No.: 2676
35MM GENERIC E6 SLIDES, RECORD PHOTOGRAPHS

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