Religious Architecture – The Historic England Blog

by Historic England 12 November 2020 5

11 Unusual Architectural Details that Reveal London’s Secret History

London is full of visual treats, not just its extraordinary mix of architecture, but what decorates its walls, entrances, recesses, corners and niches.

by Historic England 7 January 2020 5

A brief introduction to Architecture Conservation Post-War Architecture Religious Architecture

A Brief Introduction to Jewish Cemeteries

Jewish burial grounds existed in Medieval England but were lost after the expulsion of the Jews in 1290.

by Historic England 14 October 2019 0

Architecture Listed places Post-War Architecture Religious Architecture

Connecting People and Places

A team of aspiring architects have been researching and visiting places of historic interest to BAME communities.

by Historic England 14 August 2019 16

Post-War Architecture Religious Architecture Second World War

The Destruction and Rebirth of Coventry Cathedral

In the 12 hours of the raids, 568 people were killed and over 4,000 homes destroyed.

by Historic England 13 March 2018 3

A brief introduction to Religious Architecture

A brief history of the British mosque

Buildings used, adapted or built by Muslim communities have become an established part of our diverse urban fabric.

by Historic England 14 December 2017 7

Conservation Religious Architecture

England’s Most-Loved Churches

There is plenty to see and much history to be discovered when visiting any of the 42,000 churches, chapels and meeting houses in the UK.

by Historic England 5 December 2017 1

Architecture Religious Architecture

7 Creative new uses for cathedrals

Cathedrals hold a special place in the built environment.They are important for their scale and splendour as well as their significance as places of worship.