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Discovery Visits at Beeston Castle
Beeston was once the home of prehistoric settlers whose earthwork defences were adapted by medieval castle-builders during the construction of “The Castle of the Rock”. The inner bailey of this fortress commands views over eight counties, a constant reminder to those living in its shadow of the power of the Lordship. Beautiful woodlands, caves and wildlife trails to explore.
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Wellington Arch sculpture to shine again
The magnificent sculpture on top of Wellington Arch – one of London’s most famous landmarks – is being cleaned, repaired and re-waxed by a team of specialists as part of a major English Heritage conservation programme in partnership with Cif, one of the UK’s leading household cleaning brands.
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A Monumental Act: How Britain Saved its Heritage
'A Monumental Act: How Britain Saved its Heritage', visitors are taken back to the early 20th century to see how a new law and a small band of people saved Britain's most historic buildings.
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One of the best preserved examples of the series of coastal defences built by Henry VIII in the 16th century. See the Tudor kitchen and step inside the Garrison Hall to come face to face with King Henry himself. Enjoy stunning sea views from the gun platforms and get up close to the powerful cannons. The site consists of the main keep building and beautiful outdoor areas including an amphitheatre and a herb garden. There is also a small education room.
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English Heritage calls for help to identify forgotten WWI nurses
English Heritage has colourised wartime photographs and is now appealing to relatives of nurses who worked at Wrest Park to come forward and help identify these heroes
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Eltham Palace and Gardens: History and Stories
Find out more about the story of Eltham Palace, the people who lived here and the ambitious build that the Courtaulds undertook to create what we see today.
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This hidden gem was once a thriving Roman town due to its position on a major trade route between London and Hadrian’s Wall. It was in the centre of land ruled by the Brigantes, an Iron Age tribe who allied with the Romans. See the beautiful preserved mosaics, guided by our thriving Friends Organisation. Allow your students to opportunity to help with real archaeological excavations at Aldborough Roman Site during the autumn term annually.