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Public History, Heritage & Memory
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On This Day: St Albans Museum reopens with 'cutting-edge' roof
4+ hour, 5+ min ago (203+ words) On this day in 2025, St Albans Museum reopened with a "cutting-edge" feature following its temporary closure for "essential repairs". The popular site, located in Verulamium Park, had shut its doors at the end of August but announced its relaunch with…...
Natural History Museum opens secret WWII gallery in London
4+ hour, 34+ min ago (72+ words) Secret London Step inside the Natural History Museum’s secret WWII gallery in London. This video explores a space hidden for 80 years, now the free Nature and Us exhibit. You can journey through centuries of human history and discover 4,000-year-old civilisations…...
Buckingham Palace restoration uncovers objects from royal staff history
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6,000-Year-Old Chleby Enclosure: Sun and Moon Alignments
3+ hour, 50+ min ago (580+ words) Twelve entrances opened onto the horizon at Chleby. The excavators link their directions to the Sun and Moon, raising questions about how people gathered there. The post A 6,000-Year-Old Czech Enclosure Had Twelve Entrances Aligned With the Sky appeared first…...
Heritage organisations step up role in tackling Scotland's biggest challenges
4+ hour, 21+ min ago (525+ words) Search on our What's on page or Publications page. Listen to Season 2 of our podcast with story-teller and actor Sarah MacGillivray. Find out if protections are in place at a building, monument or landscape near you. Our projects and research…...
Palace Museum calendar welcomes Year of the Goat
4+ hour, 58+ min ago (197+ words) Various editions of the Palace Museum Calendar 2027 were released on Sept 16, offering an early reminder that the Year of the Goat is drawing near. The Palace Museum, also known as the Forbidden City, served as China's imperial palace from 1420 to…...
Freedom Truck mobile museum coming to Walton Library
4+ hour, 20+ min ago (187+ words) Pharos-Tribune Democracy Day: A guide to how Indiana makes its laws Tip Wa Tractor Show draws a crowd Cass County agencies participate in propane emergency training The America 250 Freedom Truck will be at the Walton Library Sept. 25-26. Embark on an…...
Gone but not forgotten: Pioneer family cemetery part of Fox Chapel’s protected past
8+ hour, 34+ min ago (1212+ words) A secluded 18th century family cemetery is the only one of its kind in Fox Chapel. The Strohm Cemetery sits on 3 acres of wooded land once occupied by Native Americans and early settlers who farmed land in what was then Indiana…...
Homeschoolers receive local history adventure
4+ hour, 35+ min ago (241+ words) Bedford Gazette Nearly 50 students, parents, and teachers toured the downtown 1758 Fortified Bedford House Friday as part of their local history tour. They are all from the Bedford County Homeschool Educators. Students could draw or color about their experiences of the…...
From mosque tours to football history - Heritage Open Days continue in Hyndburn
9+ hour, 35+ min ago (436+ words) The Haworth Art Gallery Residents still have time to explore some of Hyndburn's most historic buildings and community spaces as this year's Heritage Open Days festival continues across the borough. The nationwide celebration of history and culture runs until Sunday,…...