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It is not hard to see why George Bernard Shaw chose what is now referred to as “Shaw’s Corner” as

Henry VIII’s Britain – Hampton Court Palace

Part of a series about places associated with this most controversial of kings. To start off with Henry VIII’s Britain,

Croyland Abbey is a lovely 8th century abbey, parts of which have survived as the parish church of Crowland village.

One of the most striking castles in England may hold a legendary treasure. The castle is Beeston, in Cheshire, a

Hi, my name is David Ross, and I have the pleasure of being the Heritage Editor for The History Herald.

Turner’s Sussex, at the National Trust’s Petworth House, will be the first exhibition to bring together the East and West