Agatha Christie’s “Loveliest Place in the World”
Exploring the historic places of Devon from the life of Agatha Christie.
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‘Stanley Kubrick: A Heritage Odyssey’
Stanley Kubrick is one of the most influential and visually compelling filmmakers of all time. But have you noticed how Kubrick used heritage in a number of his most famous films to help tell the stories and set the scene?
Monumental Works of Giles Gilbert Scott
The Gothic revivalist architect whose 20th century works include Battersea Power Station, Liverpool Cathedral, Waterloo Bridge and the red telephone box.
Temperance Buildings: The Way Out of Darkest England
Author Andrew Davison introduces the remarkable physical legacy of the temperance movement.
The 12 Pubs of Christmas
From The Christmas Steps to the Ye Olde Reine Deer Inn, join us as we explore 12 historic listed pubs with a festive theme.
Reusing Historic Cinemas as Places of Worship
How faith communities are bringing a new lease of life to former historic picture houses.
The Works of Modernist Architect Eric Lyons
A post-war pioneer who founded Span Developments and set out to make an idyll out of suburbia.
The Buildings of Modernist Architect Berthold Lubetkin
Explore the life and works of a leading figure in the development of Modernist architecture in Britain.
Hostel, House, and Chambers
Author Emily Gee introduces us to the story of the buildings of Victorian and Edwardian London that enabled and housed the intrepid new working woman.
A Brief Introduction to Arts and Crafts Architecture
Emerging in reaction to the 19th century Industrial Revolution, the Arts and Crafts movement embraced local materials and traditional craftsmanship.