Monumental Works of Giles Gilbert Scott
The Gothic revivalist architect whose 20th century works include Battersea Power Station, Liverpool Cathedral, Waterloo Bridge and the red telephone box.
View ArticleTemperance Buildings: The Way Out of Darkest England
Author Andrew Davison introduces the remarkable physical legacy of the temperance movement.
View ArticleReusing Historic Cinemas as Places of Worship
How faith communities are bringing a new lease of life to former historic picture houses.
View ArticleThe Works of Modernist Architect Eric Lyons
A post-war pioneer who founded Span Developments and set out to make an idyll out of suburbia.
View ArticleThe Buildings of Modernist Architect Berthold Lubetkin
Explore the life and works of a leading figure in the development of Modernist architecture in Britain.
View ArticleHostel, House, and Chambers
Author Emily Gee introduces us to the story of the buildings of Victorian and Edwardian London that enabled and housed the intrepid new working woman.
View Article10 Historic Locations Featured in Classic British Horror Movies
From Hammer Horror’s golden age to modern blockbusters, England’s protected heritage has provided the perfect backdrop for spine-chilling tales.
View ArticleUncovering Local History Hidden on our Streets
From post boxes to milestones, drinking fountains to telephone boxes, historic street furniture can reveal lots about your local heritage.
View Article12 Places Connected to Queen Elizabeth I
Discover the places connected to the longest reigning Tudor monarch.
View ArticleWhat Is the Oldest House in England?
Several houses claim to be England's oldest. Here are the facts.
View ArticleThe Rise and Fall of Anne Boleyn in 12 Historic Places
Discover the places connected to the Tudor queen, Anne Boleyn, who played a key role in England’s break from the Catholic Church.
View ArticleThe Forgotten History of The Stanmore Crippled Boys Training College
Discover this rare early example of fully accessible architecture.
View ArticleThe Timeless Charm of English Market Towns and Halls
In an age dominated by online shopping and supermarkets, the resilience of traditional English markets is a testament to their enduring appeal.
View ArticleThe History of Brick Building in England
Discover 7 examples of how brick building in England has changed over the centuries.
View ArticleWhat Is the Oldest Building in England?
From the oldest church to archaeological remains, here are the contenders for England's oldest building.
View ArticleNarrative Structures: England’s Literary History in 11 Places
Discover the historic sites in England where famous writers found their inspiration.
View Article5 Art Nouveau Buildings in England
Explore some of England's beautiful Art Nouveau buildings featuring flowing lines and floral designs.
View Article150 Years of Alexandra Palace
Sitting high in north London’s skyline, Alexandra Palace has been a prominent leisure attraction since the 19th century.
View ArticleHow Tutankhamun Influenced 20th Century Design and Architecture
From the most expensive jewellery and furniture to public buildings, learn now Tutankhamun inspired the world of design and popular culture.
View ArticleA Guide to Traditional English Buildings
Traditional buildings, known as vernacular, originally made up the vast majority of the structures that ordinary people lived and worked in.
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