The History of Women’s Football in England
From playing in bloomers and boots to the Lionesses’ Euros victory, discover how women’s football in England has changed over the centuries.
Category: Historic photography
An Introduction to Artist Henry Moore
From Yorkshire miner’s son to world-famous artist who revolutionised sculpture in the 20th century.
12 Things to Know About the ‘Austerity Games’: The 1948 London Olympics
Find out more about the cash-strapped London Olympic Games of 1948.
Stanley Arts: The ‘Eccentric’ Architecture of Inventor William Stanley
Stanley Halls was built in 1903. Today, it is home to one of South London’s premier arts and performance venues.
Do You Know Your Gloriette From Your Grotto?
These images will help you navigate through features found in historic gardens and landscapes.
Halifax Stars: The Boxing Clubs of West Yorkshire
Discover the story of these northern English boxing clubs rooted in working-class community life.
6 Inspirational Women Engineers from History
These pioneering women led the way in making engineering a career choice for all women.
Why Exercising in Historic Green Spaces is Good for Your Mental (and Physical) Health
Explore the benefits of historic public parks and green spaces across England.
150 Years of Alexandra Palace
Sitting high in north London’s skyline, Alexandra Palace has been a prominent leisure attraction since the 19th century.
High Explosive: Bootle’s Cunard Shell Works During the First World War
The Shell Works in Bootle fulfilled part of a complex process, with most of the production done by the factory’s female workforce.