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Layout & Facilities at Sergeant Major's House, Dover Castle
Layout & Facilities of the Sergeant Major's House Holiday Cottage, Dover Castle
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Holiday Cottage Refurbishments
Discover our collection of refurbished English Heritage Holiday Cottages, perfect to immerse yourself in England's colourful past by staying in one of our unique and historical properties.
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10 things you probably didn’t know about London’s War Memorials
The way that we honour those lost in battle has changed significantly in the last two centuries. Here are some facts about London's war memorials.
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Grime's Graves: What lies beneath
Even today, mining is a difficult and dangerous job – but imagine it 4,500 years ago. At an ancient flint mine in Norfolk, new immersive experiences mean it’s easier than ever to step back into the Stone Age. Come underground…
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Hepworth, Dame Barbara (1903-1975) and SKEAPING, John (1901-1980)
Blue plaque commemorating the sculptors Dame Barbara Hepworth and John Skeaping at 24 St Ann’s Terrace, St John’s Wood, London NW8 6PJ, City of Westminster.
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Hepworth, Dame Barbara (1903-1975) and SKEAPING, John (1901-1980)
Blue plaque commemorating the sculptors Dame Barbara Hepworth and John Skeaping at 24 St Ann’s Terrace, St John’s Wood, London NW8 6PJ, City of Westminster.
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As emperor of the Roman Empire, Hadrian focused on securing the empire’s existing borders. His most impressive statement of this policy was Hadrian’s Wall – a monument that still influences the landscape of northern England today. Read about his rise to power, his construction of the Wall, and his personal relationships.
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Blue Plaque commemorating statesman Napoleon III at 1c King Street, St James's, London SW1Y 6QG, City of Westminster.
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Blue Plaque commemorating Mahatma Gandhi at 20 Baron's Court Road, Barons Court, London W14 9DT, London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham.
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Chairman's Lecture: Charles Darwin's living laboratory at Down House
In 1859, while living at Down House in Kent, Charles Darwin published his theory of natural selection in his book On the Origin of Species. The garden at Down House was Darwin’s ‘living laboratory’, where he conducted hundreds of experiments on the natural world. In her lecture on 7 February, Emily Parker, landscape advisor, took us behind the scenes of the project to reveal more about those experiments and the role they played in informing his groundbreaking theories.