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History of St Catherine’s Castle
Perched on a rocky promontory at the mouth of the river Fowey, St Catherine’s Castle formed part of a chain of defences built in the reign of Henry VIII, to prevent seaborne attacks on the important port of Fowey.
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Prepare to be tricked and treated this October. We’ve got plenty of Halloween events happening across the country for all ages – from haunted castles, creepy crafts, illuminated abbeys and after-hours fright nights!
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Ever since Victoria and Albert's own princes and princesses played here, Osborne has been a special place of fun and freedom for children and families. Find out all you need to know about planning a family visit to this iconic palace by the sea.
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5 WAYS TO DO BEACH FUN LIKE QUEEN VICTORIA
Take some tips for beach fun from Queen Victoria, who enjoyed long summers with her family on her private beach at Osborne on the Isle of Wight.
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As part of our celebrations for the 1900 anniversary of the building of Hadrian's Wall, English Heritage have created a very special experience for schools. We have 3D printed replica Roman artifacts that can be sent out to schools, challenging students to think creatively about what these mysterious objects might be, bringing their learning of Roman Britain to life. Combine classroom learning with on-site investigations to one of our site along Hadrian's Wall to encourage your students to solve the mystery!
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Win a private tour of Helmsley Archaeology Store
Enter our competition to win a private tour of our Collections Stores at Helmsley. The winner will enjoy a private tour for up to 5 people of the Helmsley Stores, in Yorkshire, which includes a chance to explore our Fine Art and Social History Store, not usually open to the public.
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Explore the stories of people commemorated with blue plaques who lived with a visible or hidden impairment, and learn about the impact disability had on their lives.
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A Short History of Giants and Where to Find Them
Mary Bateman, doctoral researcher in the Department of English at the University of Bristol, explores giants through the country’s history; from rivers to ancient monuments, is there truth behind the tale?