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Tintagel Castle is the site of a Dark Age settlement and one of the most spectacular coastal landscapes to be found in England, steeped with Arthurian legend.
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The Fall of France in the Second World War
Between 9 May and 22 June 1940 a remarkable German assault on north-west Europe resulted in the capture and subjugation of France, Luxembourg, The Netherlands and Belgium. Trace the events leading up to the battle, the campaign itself and its aftermath.
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Blue Plaque commemorating historian and broadcaster A.J.P. Taylor at 13 St Mark's Crescent, Primrose Hill, London NW1 7TS, London Borough of Camden.
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Blue Plaque commemorating historian and broadcaster A.J.P. Taylor at 13 St Mark's Crescent, Primrose Hill, London NW1 7TS, London Borough of Camden.
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Blue Plaque commemorating historian and broadcaster A.J.P. Taylor at 13 St Mark's Crescent, Primrose Hill, London NW1 7TS, London Borough of Camden.
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Significance of Willowford Wall, Turrets and Bridge
This length of the Wall has produced much important information about the building of Hadrian’s Wall
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This stunning mansion, set in beautifully restored gardens gives you a chance to step into the past. Originally founded by a family who may have made their fortune in the slave trade and then gradually falling into disrepair as agricultural and mining income fell and economic depression and death duties after the Second World War minimised the family’s ability to invest in it; this house brilliantly reflects changing times in Britain’s history.
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Landscape design is nothing new. Neolithic people linked complexes of person-made monuments into artificial landscapes, often incorporating natural features like rivers, springs and hills.
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Carisbrooke Castle School Visit Itineraries
A visit to Carisbrooke Castle is a great way to inspire your pupils and bring your teaching to life. Use our full day and half day itineraries to help plan your visit and create memorable learning experiences.
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The garden at Audley End was stocked with many plants from the famous Rivers Nursery, 15 miles away in Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire. This nursery, first established in 1725 by John Rivers and run by successive generations of the Rivers family, was one of Britain’s largest commercial nurseries in Victorian times.