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Modern Britons Seek Solace in Mythology
Study finds that, in uncertain times, people find comfort in folklore, myths and legends.
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Digging Deeper: History’s Glorious Garden Tours
The historic gardens in our care are among the finest in the country. From sweeping parkland to pretty parterres, and from showstopping water features to shady woodland walks, these spectacular spaces offer fantastic days out in the places that made horticultural history. Join us throughout September and October to discover the history of the harvest and explore England’s garden past.
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Colourful art installation at Hadrian’s Wall puts a new spin on a Roman gatehouse
In celebration of Hadrian’s Wall’s 1900th anniversary, English Heritage has installed a contemporary and colourful take on the original Roman gatehouse at Housesteads Roman Fort – one of the Wall’s best preserved and most important sites.
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Art Installation at Housesteads Roman Fort
In celebration of Hadrian’s Wall’s 1900th anniversary, English Heritage has installed a contemporary and colourful take on the original Roman gatehouse at Housesteads Roman Fort – one of the Wall’s best preserved and most important sites.
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A Restless Reign: Harold II in 1066
Harold II’s short reign in 1066, before his death at the Battle of Hastings, saw him travelling extensively around his kingdom to defend it against successive invaders. How did his reign unfold, where did his travels take him, and did he really make a legendary 200-mile march from Yorkshire before confronting William of Normandy at Hastings?
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Autumn’s an awesome time to take a closer look at historic sites, because the colours of trees are changing and the sun’s getting lower in the sky. Print off our colour-spotting activity sheet and take it along to a historic place near you. You can also get tips for taking spectacular photos and see top spots for autumn colour - plus find out more about fantastic events for Halloween.
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Take a look at our responses to some frequently asked questions concerning: The Partnership The Project Future Housing Consultation with the Public
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The Sites that Changed History
Whether it’s a prehistoric monument built around 5,600 years ago, or the abbey founded by William the Conqueror to atone for his actions during the Norman Conquest, our experts select some of the historic properties in our care that changed the course of history on the British Isles.
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Learn about the educationalist and campaigner for Indian independence Sister Nivedita and discover her blue plaque at 21A High Street, Wimbledon, London, SW19 5DX.