The cottage which was the birthplace of Captain James Cook in 1728 stood in what is now Stewart Park.
It was actually demolished in 1786, its position was originally marked by cobbles but was replaced by Bolckow with a granite vase in 1858
The cottage which was the birthplace of Captain James Cook in 1728 stood in what is now Stewart Park.
It was actually demolished in 1786, its position was originally marked by cobbles but was replaced by Bolckow with a granite vase in 1858
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Great landmark! Captain Cook, Proper Yorkshire man!
Worth another visit as it has been modified with the park refurbishment.http://lovemiddlesbrough.com/venues/captain-cook-birthplace-vase