by Historic England 13 June 2017 Number of comments0 A brief introduction to First World War Air Raid: The Tragedy of Upper North Street School On 13 June 1917, Upper North Street School in Poplar, London, was bombed in the first daylight air raid of the First World War.
by Historic England 7 September 2015 3 Architecture Historic photography Listed places Second World War Picturing the Blitz: Images of England at War Explore images from our archive of English cities that faced destruction during the Second World War.
by Historic England 28 November 2013 5 Conservation Painting Over a Masterpiece It all started with a phone call. The caller was Ian Crick-Smith of Lincoln University, an expert on the decorationContinue Reading
by Historic England 22 October 2013 Number of comments0 Conservation Why I get excited about Heritage Beth McHattie joined English Heritage in 1996 from Sotheby’s where she had been Head of Corporate Press. As Head ofContinue Reading
by Historic England 16 July 2013 Number of comments0 Conservation Historic Window Glass: The Use of Chemical Analysis to Date Manufacture David Dungworth works for the Heritage Protection Department and is part of the team that provides English Heritage with specialistContinue Reading
by Wayne Cocroft 16 October 2012 11 Listed places Second World War Protect and Survive: Preserving Cold War Heritage Sites associated with warfare, from Roman forts and medieval castles to Victorian coastal fortifications, are some of our most prominent historic monuments.