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Cherryburn

Cottage and farmhouse, the birthplace of Thomas Bewick

Station Bank, Mickley Square, Stocksfield, Northumberland, NE43 7DD

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Cherryburn farmhouse with snake head fritillary in the foreground with blue sky overhead

Important notice

Cherryburn is reopening on Thursday 14th March, 2024. We look forward to welcoming you back!

Planning your visit

Detail of printing equipment in Thomas Bewick's Press Room at Cherryburn, Northumberland. Including punches and wooden letter and number blocks.
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Visiting Cherryburn: what you need to know 

Find out all about what you can see and do as well as some practical information to help you plan your visit to Cherryburn.

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Cherryburn map 

Take a look at the map of Cherryburn to help plan your visit.

Master wood engraver Chris Daunt working
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Chris Daunt - The Art and Craft of Wood Engraving 

New exhibition by master engraver Chris Daunt, 'The Art and Craft of Wood Engraving', will feature at Cherryburn in April 2024.

In the foreground there is a branch with white cherry blossom. The Cherryburn museum, an 18th century farmhouse is in the background.
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A Festival of Blossom 

Visit Cherryburn this spring and experience a festival of blossom.

Transparent flower seeds with grey sky in the background
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Cherryburn Garden Project – a place for nature and people to thrive 

Discover an accessible garden attracting bees and butterflies and characteristic of the natural landscape as Thomas Bewick would have experienced it.

A happy spaniel walking with its owner on the grass at at Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire
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Visiting Cherryburn with your dog 

Your dog is welcome to join you in the garden at Cherryburn. Find out the things to be aware of and the facilities available. Cherryburn is a one pawprint rated place.

Papier-mâché Great black-backed gull head in video conference
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Digital Arts Project Takes Flight 

Marcus Coates launches new digital arts project with 'Video Conference for the Birds', a re-imagining of an earlier piece familiar to visitors to Cherryburn.