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Clifford's tower investigation work starts
As part of the archaeological investigation work that began at Clifford's Tower in November 2014, three new excavations start at the base of the mound on Monday 20 July, which should last around three weeks.
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Dame Peggy Ashcroft commemorated with a blue plaque
Actress Dame Peggy Ashcroft is remembered at her childhood home in Croydon with a blue plaque.
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Bolsover Castle Rated Spookiest site by English Heritage staff
Staff survey reveals the charity’s top 10 spookiest sites across England
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English Heritage uncovers evidence of lost saint
15th century monastic manuscript names St Thurstan, Archbishop of York
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How to create a landscape garden like Capability Brown
Capability Brown revolutionised English garden and landscape design in the 18th century. English Heritage landscapes advisor Emily Parker explains how.
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What would happen if England’s Treasures went up in Flames?
How are historic objects protected from the threat of fire or flooding? A behind the scenes look at how collections are protected and conserved.
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Queen Victoria and Prince Albert spent many enjoyable hours at Osborne’s private beach with their family. Enjoy this special place for yourself on a visit to Osborne.
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History of Leahill and Piper Sike Turrets
This pair of turrets, about 500 metres apart, were originally part of the sector of Hadrian’s Wall first built in turf and later replaced in stone. Today, they demonstrate how the Wall allowed the Romans to monitor their north-western frontier.
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How did the Iron Bridge inspire Paul Catherall’s latest artwork?
Paul Catherall is designing an exclusive print of the Iron Bridge as part of our conservation campaign. We ask Paul what the bridge means to him.