6 Inspirational Women Engineers from History
These pioneering women led the way in making engineering a career choice for all women.
These pioneering women led the way in making engineering a career choice for all women.
From bouncing marbles across a garden water butt to the development of a deadly bouncing bomb, discover the extraordinary story of the Dambusters’ raid.
By 1944, over half a million United States Army Air Forces (USAAF) servicemen were stationed in Britain.
The first electrical communication system was introduced in England in the 1830s.
Not long after the end of the Second World War, a small and secretive cabinet committee took the decision that Britain should develop an atomic bomb.
Pre-fabricated churches, often called ‘iron churches’, ‘iron chapels’ or ‘tin tabernacles’, were developed in the mid-19th century.
Unusual and often puzzling surface structures can be found in our cities, towns and countryside.
From Norman to Modernist, there are many different architectural styles on show in England’s cathedrals.
Founded in 1921, the Royal British Legion has been supporting the Armed Forces ever since.
A new National Fire Service was inaugurated on 18 August 1941, which consolidated and unified the service across Britain.