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    Cherryburn.
    © NTPL / Dennis Gilbert
    Cherryburn
    Station Bank, Mickley, Stocksfield, Northumberland NE43 7DD
    Telephone: 01661 843276
    House  Other building  Garden  Industrial heritage  Farm  Functions  1991 
    Thomas Bewick (1753–1828), Northumberland's greatest artist, wood engraver and naturalist, was born in the cottage here. The nearby 19th-century farmhouse, the later home of the Bewick family, houses an exhibition on Bewick's life and work and a small shop selling books, gifts and prints from his original wood engravings. Occasional printing demonstrations take place in the adjoining barn. There are splendid views over the Tyne Valley. The south bank of the River Tyne, where Bewick spent much of his childhood, is a short walk away

    Don't miss
    • View the exhibition, dedicated to the work of Thomas Bewick.
    • Enjoy the donkeys in the farmyard.
    • Take a stroll around the Paddock Walk.

    Making the most of your day
    Full events programme, with printing demonstrations most Sunday afternoons. Folk in the Farmyard first Sunday of the month, May to October

    Opening times
    13-Mar - 31-Oct-10 11 - 5 Mo Tu Closed Wednesdays Th Fr Sa Su
    KEY: Dark blue=open
    Last admission 30 minutes before closing

    Get in touch

    01661 843276 Email: cherryburn@nationaltrust.org.uk


    Prices

    Gift Aid Admission (Standard Admission prices in brackets): adult £4 (£3.60), child £2 (£1.80), family £11 (£10)


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