Do you think that there is nothing at Woodhorn? …Think again!

Village guides are a unique new series of guides designed for the iPhone and iPads. They allow both the casual visitor and the long-time resident to have a fascinating insight into the past by telling the story of villages through text, audio and superb archive photographs.

Set in the northeast of England, they bring the region’s particular mix of industrial and medieval past to light in a way that traditional guidebooks cannot match. They also have very useful information for the visitor such as listing where to park. Plus you can also find out somewhere great to eat.

This village guide covers Woodhorn
• Learn about Woodhorns’s earliest inhabitants and what they left behind.
• Find out about Woodhorn’s Saxon connection.
• Who is the lady that has her effigy in the church and why is she at Woodhorn?
• Discover the story of buried treasure in Woodhorn’s Churchyard.
• Which Vicar of Woodhorn was poisoned and did his wife commit the crime?
• Which Vicar of Woodhorn was killed watching horse racing on Newbiggin Moor and see his 250 year old portrait?
• Explore where Woodhorn’s pub used to stand.
• Find out about the elopement that took place between the daughter of the tenant of Woodhorn Farm and a visiting member of the Aristocracy.
• Uncover Woodhorns recent industrial past.

I hope that you enjoy it and that it encourages you to try out other village guides in the series, such as Ashington, Lynemouth or Newbiggin-by-the Sea.