Pride of Place: 10 Buildings with a Queer Past
There are many untold queer histories of buildings and places that people have lived alongside for generations.
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5 Places to Discover the Magna Carta this Weekend
2015 marks the 800th anniversary of the Magna Carta. The document, which means ‘Great Charter’, was sealed at Runneymede onContinue Reading
A Brief Introduction to England’s Secret Printing Presses
Curious about arts and crafts, mystified by medieval settlements or intrigued by industrial heritage? Our new “Brief Introduction to” seriesContinue Reading
5 Reasons Why Russell Page Was One Of The Greatest Landscape Designers
Russell Page was an authority on garden design and one of the greatest landscape designers of the modern period. He createdContinue Reading
Women More Likely Than Men To Consider Country Houses And Castles As Important
We recently calculated that an amazing 99.3% of people in England live within a mile of a listed building orContinue Reading
6 Ways to Live Your Life as a Hermit
Looking to leave the rat race and live a quiet life? Discover the six main types of hermitages and choose your favourite.
9 ‘Lost’ Railway Stations
1. Birmingham Snow Hill This fine Edwardian station was demolished in 1977 despite a public outcry. The historic fabric wasContinue Reading
Top 5 Historic Places That Can Make You Happy
This year’s Heritage Counts reveals that visiting different types of historic places can have a positive impact on our general wellbeing andContinue Reading
10 Great Places Where Beer Meets the Church
1. Christ Church, Southwark Beer and the church are not such strange bedfellows as you might think. Christ Church (1960,Continue Reading
In pictures: a brief introduction to the best of seafront heritage
The seafront is the bit of the seaside that everyone remembers – beach huts, amusements, hotels and boarding houses, gardens,Continue Reading