The Buildings of Philanthropist John Passmore Edwards
Over 70 buildings were constructed in 14 years, including libraries, literary institutes and art galleries.
View Article5 Listed Pub Signs in England
Take a look at these historic calling cards for pubs and inns across England.
View ArticleThe History of 10 English Cricket Grounds
By the 18th century, cricket was a leading sport in London and the south eastern counties of England.
View Article007 Historic Places Behind the World of James Bond
Explore some of the listed places that helped to build Bond’s world.
View ArticleThe Story of the Bristol Bus Boycott
Find out why the Bristol bus boycott of 1963 was a major moment in the UK civil rights movement.
View Article100 Years of Wembley Stadium
Take a closer look at the history of this iconic sport and entertainment venue.
View Article5 Things to Know About Coronations
Discover the history and heritage behind the ancient English coronation ceremony.
View ArticleThe History of Ukrainians in England
Discover how Ukrainian communities have adapted buildings to create spaces for worship, education and community activity.
View ArticleCelebrating Liverpool’s Musical Heritage: The Beatles and Beyond
Explore some of the venues that have helped to make Liverpool famous for its music over the decades.
View ArticleThe Story of the Dambusters: Operation Chastise, May 1943
From bouncing marbles across a garden water butt to the development of a deadly bouncing bomb, discover the extraordinary story of the Dambusters’ raid.
View ArticleGhost Signs: Spooky Remains of a Hidden Past
Once you're on the look out for ghost signs, you'll find they are frequently hidden in plain sight.
View ArticleHigh Explosive: Bootle’s Cunard Shell Works During the First World War
The Shell Works in Bootle fulfilled part of a complex process, with most of the production done by the factory's female workforce.
View Article150 Years of Alexandra Palace
Sitting high in north London’s skyline, Alexandra Palace has been a prominent leisure attraction since the 19th century.
View ArticleWhy Exercising in Historic Green Spaces is Good for Your Mental (and...
Explore the benefits of historic public parks and green spaces across England.
View Article6 Inspirational Women Engineers from History
These pioneering women led the way in making engineering a career choice for all women.
View ArticleHalifax Stars: The Boxing Clubs of West Yorkshire
Discover the story of these northern English boxing clubs rooted in working-class community life.
View ArticleDo You Know Your Gloriette From Your Grotto?
These images will help you navigate through features found in historic gardens and landscapes.
View ArticleThe Discovery of the Rooswijk Shipwreck
The wreck of the Rooswijk, which sunk in 1740, was discovered off the Kent coast in 2005.
View ArticleStanley Arts: The ‘Eccentric’ Architecture of Inventor William Stanley
Stanley Halls was built in 1903. Today, it is home to one of South London’s premier arts and performance venues.
View Article12 Things to Know About the ‘Austerity Games’: The 1948 London Olympics
Find out more about the cash-strapped London Olympic Games of 1948.
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