Information about the Friary (which was created in 1961) will follow. The Friars take an active part in village life ... but we do see the occasional look of surprise by visitors who suddenly see brown robed gentlemen walking to the railway station or shopping locally.
Visitors are welcome to visit the Friary and they are allowed to walk around the grounds close to the sea.
 

The old church is now ruins on the other side of the river (see village history). There is a cross on the top of 'Church Hill' - a wonderful vantage point on any day with views over the estuary, the beaches and dunes.
The current church - built in circa 1876 - is in Northumberland street and I am sure the new lady vicar will give us information and times of services for you all.
For those coming for Christmas be warned - the midnight mass takes place either at Lesbury or at Alnmouth. Not both. The vicar looks after both churches and cannot be in two places at once!!!! However, it is but a pleasant midnight walk away whichever village it is.

There is the Old Wesleyan Chapel in Chapel lane, built in 1830.

The Hindmarsh hall was - for a short period - a temporary church. It was converted in 1859 into a chapel by Algernon, Duke of Northumberland due to the loss of the village church in a violent Christmas storm.

 

Due to problems with Browsers - mainly NS6 (Netscape 6) - we have provided the following static link system.
About Alnmouth	Where to stay	Eating and Drinking	Relaxing	Miscellaneous
Site front page	Bed and Breakfast	Tea and Coffee places	Alnmouth boat club	Local services
About Alnmouth	Pubs and Inns	Restaurants	Golf Courses	Religion
Getting to Alnmouth	Hotels	Eating out	Fishing	Alnwick Tourism Association
Photo Album	Self Catering	Fast food places	Pubs	Map Alnmouth to Howick
The Coast	Caravan Sites	Clubs	Clubs	Contact us.
River Aln	Camp Sites	Pubs	Outdoors
Village History	Youth Hostels		Places to visit
Village Shops			Events
Nearby Villages