Religious Architecture – Page 2 – The Historic England Blog

Man sitting in a yellow-painted beach shelter

by Historic England 13 September 2021 2

These Places in England are Accidentally Wes Anderson

Will one of these places be the setting for the next West Anderson next film?

The 33 figures of the frieze depict the four main aspects of the cutlers’ craft – forging, grinding, hafting (attaching handles), and finishing. It decorates the façade of the Livery Hall of the Worshipful Company of Cutlers, Warwick Lane, City of London.

by Historic England 1 July 2021 4

Architecture Post-War Architecture Religious Architecture

13 Architectural Details That Reveal London’s Working History

London is full of visual clues about its rich past. These handsomely rendered architectural details are easy to miss, often hidden away or located high up on buildings.

House in the cloud is a red brick house atop a black column

by Historic England 20 June 2021 0

A spotter's guide to Architecture Listed places Parks and Gardens Religious Architecture

10 Spectacular Sites to Visit in Suffolk

Home to the most easterly point in England, Suffolk is the first place in the country to see the sun rise each morning.

by Historic England 12 November 2020 8

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11 Unusual Architectural Details That Reveal London’s Secret History

High up on London’s walls you will find historic and modern sculpted figures.

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

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Connecting People and Places

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

Both old and new Cathedrals in Coventry as seen from University Square

by Historic England 14 August 2019 13

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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 14 December 2017 4

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 0

Architecture Religious Architecture

7 Creative Vew 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.

by Historic England 5 February 2016 4

Architecture Religious Architecture

5 Magnificent English Mosques

Here we highlight 5 buildings that reveal the fascinating history and variety of mosques in England.