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Historic six-sailed windmill reopens following five-year restoration project
Sibsey Trader Windmill in Lincolnshire, one of England’s last remaining six-sailed mills, is reopening to the public next month following a five-year conservation project by English Heritage. As well as restoring the windmill to full working order, we have installed new displays and trained volunteer millers, offering a hands-on visitor experience.
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Events at Chesters Roman Fort and Museum
From great family days out to events of interest to the real history buff. Take a look at our events to see what’s coming up soon.
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The Duke of Wellington, his life and military victories continue to attract considerable academic and popular attention from researchers.
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Significance of Grime’s Graves
The Neolithic flint mine at Grime’s Graves was the first such archaeological site in the UK to be recognised as such.
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Find out what's on at Pevensey Castle, a great family fun day out in the East Sussex countryside.
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Blue Plaque commemorating psychoanalyst and pioneer of child analysis Melanie Klein at 42 Clifton Hill, St John's Wood, London NW8 0QG, City of Westminster.
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New tearoom for hadrian's wall
If you're marching forth along Hadrian's Wall this spring then why not take a break at the newly opened tearoom at Chesters Roman Fort. Visitors can discover locally inspired and sourced refreshments, suitable for hungry hikers and thirsty cavalry alike.
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Blue Plaque commemorating psychoanalyst and pioneer of child analysis Melanie Klein at 42 Clifton Hill, St John's Wood, London NW8 0QG, City of Westminster.
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Summer's here and history's never looked so good! With lush lawns, bright green woodlands and beautiful blooming gardens, now's the perfect time to plan spectacular summer days out.
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Berry Pomeroy and the ‘Other’ Seymours
How an extravagant but unfinished castle tells a story of family rivalry and competitive housebuilding in 17th-century England.