St Ann’s Square, Manchester Located between King Street and Deansgate in central Manchester, St Ann’s Square gets its name from St Ann’s Church in one corner of the square. History
Ashmolean Museum Oxford History | Exhibits | Nearby | Access The Ashmolean Museum in Oxford is the world’s first university museum. History The Ashmolean Museum was first built in 1678-1683 AD to
Sulis Minerva Bronze Head, Roman Baths, Bath History | Access | Roman Remains in Britain One of the highlights of the Roman Baths in Bath is the gilt bronze head
Abraham Lincoln Statue Manchester History | Access | Statues in Britain Originally located in Platt Fields Park, the bronze statue of Abraham Lincoln by George Grey Barnard was moved to
Roman Baths, Bath Features | Access | Hours | Roman Britain The Roman Baths in Bath are an absolute must-see for visitors to the town and worth every penny of
Dorchester & Thomas Hardy Hardy’s Statue | Dorset County Museum | Hardy’s Cottage | Max Gate | Access Dorchester, in Dorset, is one of England’s most interesting, small county towns.
Richard Hooker (1553-1600) The Anglican priest Richard Hooker (1553-1600) is one of Exeter’s most famous sons and one of England’s most respected theologians. Born in Heavitree, Hooker rose in the new
