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Every September, free to access events are organised across England to celebrate our heritage and history through Heritage Open Days.
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Description of Clifford’s Tower
A description of Clifford’s Tower, one of York’s best-known landmarks and once the keep of medieval York Castle.
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Carscapes: How the Motor Car Reshaped England
The motorcar transformed England's towns and countryside, changing our working and living patterns, our landscapes to carscapes.
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Blue Plaque commemorating Chinese writer Lao She at 31 St James's Gardens, Notting Hill, London W11 4RE, Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.
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Layout and Facilities, Prior's Lodge, Mount Grace Priory
Layout and facilities of Prior's Lodge Holiday Cottage at Mount Grace Priory
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Folk sensation Sam Lee’s Nest Collective and English Heritage announce today the launch of 'Songs of England', a digital collection of 12 traditional songs and videos paired to historic sites in the care of the charity from Dover Castle to Hadrian’s Wall.
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Hadrian's Wall is open daily this Winter
Can you imagine being stood on the edge of a frost Roman Empire looking out over 2000 years of history? To fully appreciate the wonders of Hadrian's Wall, make sure you visit in all four seasons. This winter two major visitor attractions will remain open daily for visitors to enjoy Northumberland's World Heritage Site.
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The room in which the Duke of Wellington died in 1852 has been re-created by English Heritage as part of a major re-presentation of Walmer Castle in Kent. A pair of original Wellington boots and the Duke's death mask are among the objects in a new exhibition, opening on Friday 5 June, looking at the life and 'celebrity' status of the victor of Waterloo.
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Discover the extraordinary stories behind London's blue plaques. From the collective struggle of those who fought for the civil rights of British women to the personal experiences of London's LGBTQ+ individuals, every plaque represents an important and fascinating slice of history.