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Sedgefield
Sedgefield, TS21 3AT
Explore the picturesque civil parish town of Sedgefield and it's heritage County Durham in this digital treasure trail
Start your adventure at St Edmund's Church on the High Street. There is ample street parking throughout the town.
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St Edmund's Church
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Begin your trail at the impressive St Edmund's Church on Sedgefield High Street. Look near the entrance gates for a green circular plaque.
Walk closer to this point to reveal a question.
What was the name of the first Rector of the church in the year 1085? (one word)
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The impressive church is maintained by the Friends of St Edmund's group of volunteers.
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Ceddesfeld Hall
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Facing the church gate turn right and follow the footpath across the green. Turn left on Rectory Row and carefully cross the road, then enter the grounds of Ceddesfeld Hall. Look for another green plaque by the main entrance.
In which year did Ceddesfeld Hall become home to the Sedgefield Community Association?
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Did you know that Sedgefield was known as 'Ceddesfeld' in the 10th and 11th centuries?
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Ceddesfeld Grounds
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Follow the footpath to the right of Ceddesfeld Hall and look for an information board by the back-corner of the building.
In the south western corner of the grounds what historic feature is still present? (two words)
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The Two Ponds
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Follow the footpath through the grounds and head towards the gap between two large ponds. A map of the footpaths and two ponds can be found on the information board.
How many small islands can be found in the western pond?
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Social Club
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Exit the grounds of Ceddesfeld Hall and turn right onto Rectory Row. Follow the road until you reach the Sedgefield Social Club.
Which 3 numbers can be found on the Registered Office plaque by the door to the Social Club?
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National Cycle Network
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Continue along Rectory Row (do not turn left onto Cros Street) and follow the road until it ends at a junction. Carefully cross the road and look for a blue signpost opposite.
What number in the NCN route is signposted to the east (number in red)?
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Route 1 of the National Cycle Network is a 1,264 mile route that passes some of the UK’s most stunning scenery, from Dover up to the Highlands of Scotland.
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Dun Cow Inn
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Head in the direction of the town centre and look for another green plaque on the wall of the Dun Cow Inn.
Which former President of the USA dined here with the British Prime Minister in 2003?
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Photo Credit: The Northern Echo
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Elm House
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Continue a short distance and look for another green plaque on a three-storey Georgian house.
In which year was Elm House built?
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Youth Shelter
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Continue along the path for approximately 100 metres, then turn right before you reach a pub (opposite the church). Look for a small green metal shelter.
The Sedgefield Youth Centre is provided for young people between the ages of 14 and?
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The Hardwick Arms
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Continue along the path between the Town Council Offices and a Doctors Surgery, then turn left after a short distance (at a crossroads) and follow the narrow path until you emerge at a road. Turn left and look for a green plaque on The Hardwick Arms.
What was the name of the coach that formerly took passengers to Leeds and Newcastle daily (except Sundays)?
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Fire Station
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Face The Hardwick Arms and turn right. Follow the path past the Police Office then turn left onto West Park Lane (just beyond a petrol station).
Look for a small wooden sign by the boundary wall of the Fire Station. what name is given to the small garden in the grounds? (three words)
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Path to Hardwick Hall
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Continue along West Park Lane until you reach a metal swing gate in the wall to your right.
Which two words are in the green sign by the gate?
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This path leads you the the beautiful Hardwick Hall and park, but you can explore that after you've completed this Huntee :).
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Methodist Chapel
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Continue walking along West Park Lane until it ends at a junction. Turn left and look for a former Wesleyan Methodist Chapel that now serves as a Scout hall.
In which year was the Wesleyan Methodist Chapel constructed?
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The Manor House
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Continue along the path and locate an imposing manor house on your left. Look for another green plaque on an entrance column.
The Manor House was built in 1707 for a London judge who later became Chief Justice of which US city?
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Robert Wright
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Head into the grounds of The Manor House and look for a circular blue plaque to the right of the main doorway.
in which year did Robert Wright leave Sedgefield and relocate to Carolina to be the Chief Justice?
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Robert Wright led somewhat of a double life, fathering seven children with his London-based mistress Isabella Bulman.
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Water Pump
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Carefully cross the road opposite The Manor House and search the small green for an information board by a water pump.
On which day (annually) is a traditional ball game held in Sedgefield since at least the 13th century? (two words)
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Ballgame Sculpture
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Facing the information board turn right and walk along the High Street in the direction of St Edmund's Church. Look for a stone sculpture commemorating the Shrove Tuesday ball Game.
This sculpture was unveiled by which town Mayor in the year 2000? (two words)
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Photo Credit: The Northern Echo
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Parish Hall
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Carefully cross the road and continue along the High Street until you reach the Parish Hall which features numerous green plaques mounted n the wall.
In which year was The Parish Hall founded, originally as a Mechanics' Institute?
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