[1] He lived with his parents and three sisters (including Margaret Raine Hunt) in Crook Hall, Durham.

[3] A stained glass window in All Saints' Church, Pavement is dedicated to Raine.

It depicts Saints Aidan of Lindisfarne, Paulinus (first Bishop of York) and Cuthbert (holding St Oswald's head).

[8] Raine served as the honorary librarian of York Minster.

He was awarded an honorary Doctor of Civil Law from Durham University in 1882 in recognition of his archaeological work.