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Members' Event: Westminster - City of Sovereigns Walking Tour
Westminster has provided a home to England’s royalty and aristocracy for nearly a thousand years. Ramble through regal parks and take in four royal palaces, whilst discovering the surprising central site of Tudor jousting tournaments and the public execution of a king.
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Win a private tour of Helmsley Archaeology Store
Enter our competition to win a private tour of our Collections Stores at Helmsley. The winner will enjoy a private tour for up to 5 people of the Helmsley Stores, in Yorkshire, which includes a chance to explore our Fine Art and Social History Store, not usually open to the public.
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For Members Appreciation Week, we're offering you the chance to win a Lifetime Membership. Simply visit a site between 17 October – 1 November 2026 and you’ll automatically be entered into the draw to win an upgrade to Lifetime Membership.
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Win a Stone Circle Experience at Stonehenge
Enter our competition to win a Stone Circle Experience at Stonehenge. As a thank you to our members, we’re offering the chance for one member to win a Stone Circle Experience for up to 6 people.
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Members’ Event: Battlements guided tour at St Mawes Castle
Discover more about the history of St Mawes Castle during a guided tour of its 12 PDR battlements that are normally unavailable for visitors to see.
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Here you’ll find all our policies and reports, including information on how we deal with your personal data, and publications like our annual reports.
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Research at English Heritage is carried out by staff with many different specialisms, including historians, curators, landscape advisers and conservation scientists.
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As home to one of history’s most celebrated scientists, Down House has aroused much interest from both scientists and social historians
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A description of where you can find information on the English Heritage website.
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Lost film of first regular Battle of Hastings reenactment discovered after 60 years
Rare footage of the 1966 event will be shown at this weekend’s 2026 reenactment as English Heritage searches for surviving participants