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We’ve always got an opinion on something. Always! Admittedly we couldn’t publish some of them, but here you’ll find what the Historytimes.com team are thinking and talking (and occasionally ranting!) about!
Our pick of the top stories from the historical world - right here! We're always on the look-out for the most eye-catching and emotive stories from around the world - if there's something you feel we've missed and would be worth featuring, let us know!
It’s pretty rare that the events that are making the headlines have no link to the past. Usually it’s a question of someone not learning from their mistakes! We take a look at some of the big stories that hit the headlines in this section of the site. |
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A catalogue of over 155,000 historic books from 160 National Trust properties can now be viewed online for the first time. From spectacular 17th century atlases at Dunham Massey in Cheshire to a rare library of miniature books for children at A La Ronde in Devon, the catalogue provides instant access to information for scholars and members of the public alike.
The catalogue now makes it possible to see not only what books are in the Trust's collections, but where each book came from, how it is bound, who it belonged ...... Read More
The exact spot where the landscape artist John Constable painted The Stour Valley and Dedham Village [1] has been identified for the first time in almost 200 years.
Since it was painted in 1814-15, gradual changes to field boundaries meant that the exact location of the viewpoint that inspired Constable was difficult to identify, making it one of only a handful of Constable’s landscapes still to find.
However, new research by the National Trust, which owns and looks after much of the countryside surrounding the village of Dedham on ...... Read More