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Beaumont House (former school)
Beumont House in Stocksfield is the former Bywell School, built in 1851, located in what was then Broomley township, in the ancient parish of Bywell St Peter. A panel on the building is inscribed "ERECTED BY W.B. BEAUMONT ESQ. 1851". Beumont House is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. A new larger school was later built by the Broomley and Bywell School Board, which is today Broomley First School.
Bywell school, situated in Broomley township, is supported by Wentworth Blackett Beaumont, Esq., M.P. There are a library and news room attached, and a residence for the master and mistress.

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Wentworth Blackett Beaumont family
- Northumberland Archives - extract from catalogue item: NRO 00672 - LORD ALLENDALE OF ALLENDALE, NORTHUMBERLAND: RECORDS. 1867-1907 In 1689 Sir John Fenwick sold his Hexham estate to Sir William Blackett …

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Stocksfield House
- Stocksfield House is the former headmaster's house to Bywell School, built in 1832. It is located in Stocksfield, next door to the former school building - now known as Beaumont …


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Wentworth Blackett Beaumont family
- Northumberland Archives - extract from catalogue item: NRO 00672 - LORD ALLENDALE OF ALLENDALE, NORTHUMBERLAND: RECORDS. 1867-1907 In 1689 Sir John Fenwick sold his Hexham estate to Sir William Blackett …
