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How Bram Stoker’s visit to the harbour town of Whitby on the Yorkshire coast in 1890 provided him with atmospheric locations for a Gothic novel – and a name for his famous vampire.
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This 15th-century gatehouse was the entrance to the former Tanfield Castle, the defended riverside manor house of the knight John Marmion.
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Discover the best historic places in England to escape the crowds this winter
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Lost Maps Uncovered at Eltham Palace
Maps and beautiful murals were discovered at Eltham Palace in South London. Thanks to your donations, a team of four specialist conservators uncovered and protected these hidden gems.
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Victoria and Albert at Osborne
Victoria and Albert bought the Osborne estate in 1845, and the home they built there gives an intimate glimpse into family
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These two Cartier brooches belonged to Virginia Courtauld, a gift from her husband, Stephen around 1936–7 when they were living at Eltham. They give us unique insight into the Courtauld’s personality and the way they combined history and modernity both in the renovations at Eltham and in their personal items.
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Enhance your history studies with a free educational visit to this beautiful house near Leicester. It was once the wing of a palace owned by the Bishops of Lincoln and then became an alms-house used from the 1600’s to the 1930s. The church is next door and the picturesque village it is situated in will make it a valuable and inspiring day out for your pupils.
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Join us for family-friendly activities and have the perfect Great British Summer, get up close to the action at Knights' Tournaments and Legendary Medieval Jousts, plan your summer holiday, get Stonehenge to yourself and get 25% off English Heritage membership.
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Marble Hill Revived: Your Questions Answered
We’ve had a very positive response from most people to our proposals for Marble Hill, but we’re aware of some concerns.
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A summary of the key written, material and visual sources for our understanding of Beeston Castle.