Stewart Park, Middlesbrough

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Stewart Park in Middlesbrough is a public park known for its landscaped grounds, recreational facilities, and its association with explorer James Cook, whose birthplace museum stands within it.

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Stewart Park, Middlesbrough canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf public park
urban park
associatedWith James Cook
contains Captain Cook Birthplace Museum
country United Kingdom
hasArea approximately 120 acres
hasAttraction Captain Cook Birthplace Museum
hasEvent community events
outdoor concerts
seasonal festivals
hasFacility children’s playground
picnic areas
sports pitches
toilets
hasFeature animal enclosures
café
car park
landscaped grounds
open grassed areas
ornamental lake
play areas
recreational facilities
sports facilities
visitor centre
walking paths
woodland areas
hasHeritageGrade Grade II
hasLandscapeStyle Victorian parkland
hasOpeningType year-round
hasVegetationType formal planting beds
mature trees
hasWildlife deer
small mammals
songbirds
waterfowl
heritageStatus Registered Park and Garden
locatedIn England
Middlesbrough
North Yorkshire
United Kingdom
namedAfter Henry William Ferdinand Bolckow
near Marton-in-Cleveland
Ormesby
openToPublic yes
operator Middlesbrough Council
ownedBy Middlesbrough Council

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Captain Cook Birthplace Museum locatedInPark Stewart Park, Middlesbrough
Marton railway station nearbyPlace Stewart Park, Middlesbrough