345K views · 6K reactions | So exciting to be exploring @hexhamabbey! . . . #hexham #hexhamabbey #history #historyfacts | Alice Loxton | Facebook

BBC Archive's own intrepid investigator, Greg McKevitt, has rediscovered much of the long missing audio from an infamous Nationwide report on the Hexham Heads nearly 50 years ago. It's a terrifying tale featuring severed heads on sticks and a werewolf so please, don't have nightmares. Clip taken from Nationwide, originally broadcast on BBC One, Friday 20 February, 1976. #bbcarchive #hexhamheads #paranormal #werewolf #nationwide | BBC Archive

192K views · 3.6K reactions | The oldest part of Hexham Abbey is the crypt. It is built of Roman stones taken from the nearby Roman town of Corbridge (Coria) and dates to the 7th century. Location: Hexham in Northumberland, England. | International Man of History | Facebook

In May 1957, tragedy struck the Pollock family of Hexham, England, when sisters Joanna (11) and Jacqueline (6) were killed in a car accident. Just a year later, their mother gave birth to twin girls, Gillian and Jennifer, despite having been told she was only carrying one child. From a young age, the twins displayed remarkable and unsettling similarities to their deceased sisters. They shared identical birthmarks to Joanna and Jacqueline and spoke of places and events they had never experienced

"He's a ray of sunshine in the darkest days" Yang the cat visits Hexham General Hospital (nearly) every day - providing comfort for staff and patients 😻👏 https://bbc.in/33O0apm | BBC North East

Architectural photographer Andy Marshall sought to capture the elusive nature of time by documenting the subtle shifts of light across the hand-laid masonry of Hexham Abbey in the northeast of England. | ArchDaily

Finally got to visit the Museum of the Moon @HexhamAbbey #Hexham #Northumberland Here is a taster of what it looks like. Visited by 7,000 visitors to the abbey so far and open for visitors until 12th November 2023. Check details on the Hexham Abbey web site. @hexhamtowncouncil @hexhamcp @culturenorthumberland @creativefusene @northtyneca #Tynedale | Hexhamtv

In the heart of Hexham, just along from the Abbey and the market place, stands the Moot Hall — one of Northumberland’s best-preserved medieval buildings and a reminder of the town’s long, proud history. Built in the early 14th century, around 1379, it was once the gatehouse to the Archbishop of York’s manor, serving as both courthouse and stronghold. Its thick stone walls have seen centuries of justice, authority, and community unfold — from medieval trials and local governance to housing the mi