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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Newark Castle | Newark Castle (ruins of) Newark Castle (ruins of) Newark Castle (ruins of) New Wark Castle (in ruins) Newark Castle (Ruins of) |
James McDonald. Thomas Walker. John Purdie. County Map New Statistical Account |
011.03 | Is on the south side of Yarrow Water about 1½ miles north of Bowhill: it was a fortified castle surrounded by a stoney wall, and constructed, similarly to those generally termed Peel Towers. the roof has fallen in, but the walls and the dungeon are in good preservation: it was erected by one of the ancestors of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
| North Lodge | North Lodge North Lodge North Lodge |
James McDonald. Thomas Walker. John Purdie. |
011.03 | A cottage at the north entrance to Newark Castle and Bowhill, and occupied by one of the Duke of Buccleuch's porters, |
| Newark Mill | Newark Mill Newark Mill Newark Mill |
James McDonald. Thomas Walker. John Purdie. |
011.03 | Some cottage dwellings with gardens attached situated contiguous to Newark Castle, and tenanted by families employed as labourers on Bowhill estate |
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