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An Eye on the Past with Gloucestershire Archives

Stroud Show featured in Cheltenham Chronicle & Gloucestershire Graphic, June 22, 1912

Cotswold Life

Gloucestershire Archives

One hundred and ten years ago, the Stroud Show (returning on Saturday, July 16 after a two-year break due to Covid) held a carnival on its second day on June 13, 1912

Margaret Fountaine, aged 24

Norfolk Magazine

Amazing story of Norfolk's butterfly collecting adventurer, Margaret...

Dominic Castle

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Fireworks are set off in front of the festival and a sign saying 'Glastonbury'

Somerset Life

The top 10 Glastonbury performances of all time

Martha Griffiths

The old ‘Three Magpies’ public house on the Fairford-Cirencester Road

Cotswold Life

Incredible documents from Gloucestershire Archives

Gloucestershire Archives

UNITED STATES - CIRCA 1960s: Couple dancing the Twist.

Essex Life

Essex through the decades: the swinging sixties

Hannah Gildart

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Epping Forest, Essex

Essex Life

The lost Forest of Essex and how sirloin steak got its name

Hannah Gildart

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Hadleigh Castle in the spectacular Essex countryside

Essex Life

Do you know the fascinating history of Hadleigh Castle?

Hannah Gildart

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The Wreck of the Gloucester off Yarmouth, 6 May 1682, by Johan Danckerts, 1682

Norfolk Magazine

Secret Norfolk shipwreck discovery 'biggest find since Mary Rose'

Dominic Castle

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Shipwreck of Granite Slate off Gwennap Head, Porthcurno, Cornwall in 1895, taken by Gibsons of Scilly

Cornwall Life

New collection reveals Cornwall's dark history

Catherine Courtenay

Professor Vanessa Toulmin, Chair of Morecambe Winter Gardens Preservation Trust

Lancashire Life

Morecambe’s Winter Gardens undergoes major restoration

Louise Bryning

Hut circles at Kynance Gate, Cornwall

Cornwall Life

Cornwall wins National Lottery Fund to save heritage sites

Melodie Manners

The sun sets over Godrevy lighthouse from Godrevy Head, Cornwall

Cornwall Life

Cornwall's most amazing lighthouses

David Chapman

Bramall Hall, the black and white timber-framed Tudor manor house set in 70 acres of parkland

Living Edge

Things to do in Bramhall

Alisha Davis

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The Queen's visit to County Hall, Kingston upon Thames, 1961

Surrey Life

The Queen in Surrey

Faye Bartle

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This group of Edward VIII memorabilia, which was given by the King to his valet, sold for £1,600 at Keys last year

Norfolk Magazine

Is your royal memorabilia worth a mint?

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Sir George White, Norwich entrepreneur with a strong social conscience

Norfolk Magazine

The great Norfolk entrepreneur you may never have heard of

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An aerial image of Castilly Henge with volunteers stood where the stones would have been

Cornwall Life

Archaeologists reveal stunning find at ancient Cornish monument

Martha Griffiths

The Mayflower setting sail from Plymouth

Essex Life

The Mayflower's proud Essex roots and its link to American presidents

Hannah Gildart

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Daniel Defoe

Essex Life

Robinson Crusoe author Daniel Defoe's views on 1722 Essex

Hannah Gildart

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Queen Elizabeth's Hunting Lodge Epping Forest

Essex Life

Epping Forest: the history of Essex's royal stomping ground

Hannah Gildart

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A woman in a headscarf.

Cornwall Life

The musician fighting to keep the Cornish language alive

Susan Griffin

Bomb damage in Rampart Horse Street, in the centre of Norwich, on April 30, 1942.

Let's Talk

See shocking photos of bomb damage in the Norwich Blitz of 1942

Angi Kennedy

Beacon lit in Great Easton, Dunmow, Essex

The Queen's Platinum Jubilee

Thousands of beacons to be lit for Queen's Platinum Jubilee

Samuel Mathewson

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Thomas Falcon Marshall 'Woodcutters' oil on board 1856 - is this art as investment?

Norfolk Magazine

Is 19th century art the next big thing?

Anthony Smith

St Mawes Castle at dusk

Cornwall Life

The most magical castles and ruins in Cornwall

Martha Griffiths

Prince William and Prince Charles.

Cornwall Life

Behind the scenes of the Duchy of Cornwall

Susan Griffin

Captain Richard Woodget of Norfolk, Cutty Sark's most successful master

Norfolk Magazine

Norfolk sailor who was Cutty Sark's most successful skipper

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The face of cannibal Alexander Pearce, sketched after his execution on July 19, in 1824

Norfolk Magazine

The Norfolk chaplain and the cannibal

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Church of Waltham Holy Cross and St Lawrence

Essex Life

Unearthing Waltham Abbey's royal history

Hannah Gildart

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Terry Bly, pictured in action for Norwich City (obit). edp 26.09.09

Norfolk Magazine

Terry Bly: Norwich City's star striker and hero of 1959

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