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The gunpowder works at Sedgwick are a fascinating part of the history of Sizergh's estate, and the remains can still be seen today. We've been looking into the hidden histories of the people who lived and worked there. Join a Heritage Open Day guided walk and discover the stories of this piece of local history - see our 'Events' page or the Heritage Open Days website for more information.
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Hayden Thorpe plays a composition inspired by Park End Moss wetland, in the bird hide, as part of celebrations marking 10 years since its creation. When Hayden took up his role as artist in residence at the Glasshouse in Gateshead, he recreated the bird hide and penned a composition, performed by Hayden alongside the Royal Northern Sinfonia orchestra.
Find out when Sizergh is open, how to get here, things to see and do and more
Can you discover eight of the birds that call Sizergh home? Take part in the Spring Bird Challenge.
Sizergh is a two pawprint rated place. Find out which areas of the estate you can explore with your dog.
Feel inspired with a stroll through the gardens at Sizergh and find out what you’re likely to see growing here when you visit.
Find out how we're working with farmers to investigate new, practical ways of improving farming methods to benefit farmers, nature and the environment.
Plan a visit to one of the special countryside places in our care and discover the benefits of being in the great outdoors. Pack your walking boots and get ready to explore woodlands, valleys and rivers.
Explore some of the finest landscapes in our care on coastal paths, accessible trails, woodland walks and everything in between. Find the best places to walk near you.