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From Dover Castle, to Stonehenge to Kenwood, 13 English Heritage sites will be serving the 18th-century treat this summer
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Consultation seeks public views on Tintagel Castle Bridge proposals
Special display to show the new designs and gather local public opinion Visitors will have the opportunity to meet experts and learn more about the project Feedback is sought via tintagel.bridge@english-heritage.org.uk
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Blue Plaque for Silver Screen Icon Audrey Hepburn
Audrey Hepburn, the Oscar-winning star of Roman Holiday and one of the most enduring icons of film and fashion, has been honoured with an English Heritage blue plaque. The plaque marks 65 South Audley Street, Mayfair – where Hepburn lived in a flat with her mother from about 1949 to 1954, as she launched her stage and screen career.
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20 years at Down House – then and now
Twenty years ago we reopened Down House so the public could follow Charles Darwin's footsteps through his family home. This blog takes a behind-the-scenes look at how we recreated Darwin's home for visitors to enjoy today.
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Bolsover Castle station sign discovered
An antique ‘Bolsover Castle Station’ railway sign brought along to the BBC Antiques Roadshow when it was being filmed at Bolsover Castle has been purchased by English Heritage and will go on display to the public.
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Margaret Lockwood is the latest woman to be celebrated with a blue plaque
Actor Margaret Lockwood has been celebrated with a blue plaque as Dame Judi Dench urges the public to nominate more women.
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English Heritage Calls on the Public to Help Defend England’s Castles
The castles of England have survived sieges and bombardments, attacking armies and wars but today according to the conservation charity English Heritage, castles are facing a new threat – invasive weeds, penetrating damp and severe weather.
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LAMB, Mary (1764-1847) & LAMB, Charles (1775-1834) a.k.a. Elia
Blue Plaque commemorating writers Charles and Mary Lamb at Lamb's Cottage, Church Street, Edmonton, London N9 9DY, London Borough of Enfield.
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A summary of the state of research into Grime’s Graves, which were first identified as Neolithic flint mines 150 years ago.
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From Dover Castle, to Stonehenge to Kenwood, 13 English Heritage sites will be serving the 18th-century treat this summer