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Cheeseburn supports creative projects and presents sculpture in the elegant grounds of Cheeseburn Grange in Northumberland. Cheeseburn provides a showcase for sculpture, design and art, where the public can encounter new and established work in the setting of our historic house and gardens. Situated between Newcastle and Hexham, Cheeseburn is open on selected weekends and by appointment.

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Cheeseburn Grange
Stamfordham
Northumberland
NE18 0PT

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