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Seaton Delaval Hall and the sprawling estate were owned by the noted Delaval family post the Norman conquest. Designed in arresting English Baroque architectural style, this magnificent Grade I listed country house dates back to the 18th Century. Its design is inspired from Palladian architectural style first introduced by Inigo Jones in Great Britain. Sir John Vanbrugh, its architect, altered the design of the manor house to lend it a baroque appeal which ruled Europe's architectural scene in that period. Today, Seaton Delaval Hall remains a true architectural gem in North East England. The mansion is also considered to be Vanbrugh's finest piece of work. It now serves as a wonderful space for heritage and arts events. Please contact the website to find out about seasonal opening hours for public visits.

An abandoned magnesium plant now sits as one of the prominent landmarks in the small town of Hartlepool, England. The Steetley Magnesite boomed during the latter half of the 20th century. However, post-World War II, the chemical plant was abandoned. The spot is now a renowned tourist location where people come to take pictures or an evening walk.