News Page 33 of 46 pages ‹ First < 31 32 33 34 35 > Last › Blog (OLD) Small steps, big rewards: improving access to local heritage Posted on 29th May 2013 by Liz Porter “It has made me more open minded about disability in general,” was the feedback from one of the delegates who came to our recent Accentuate Access…. Read more ► Blog (OLD) Empire Day at Sevington School Posted on 24th May 2013 by Dinah Starkey It is May 1902 and at Sevington School Miss Squire and her scholars are celebrating Empire Day. She writes: A fine morning for the great day. We…. Read more ► Blog (OLD) Let’s welcome the new kids on the blog Posted on 22nd May 2013 by Katja Condy “Not sure why I applied for this… but I do feel very passionate about Heritage Open Days.” Our team of regular bloggers has recently had an injection…. Read more ► Blog (OLD) Gardens: To visit or not to visit? Posted on 15th May 2013 by Gary Webb Are you a gardener, or a non-gardener? Would you take a trip specifically to visit a garden? Or are you someone who always prefers to take the shortest route? If…. Read more ► Blog (OLD) TripAdvisor: Rate or Slate? Posted on 8th May 2013 by Ruth Webb TripAdvisor. Love it? Hate it? Read it? Rant about it? Whatever you may feel about it, TripAdvisor is an incredibly popular review website and we need to learn how to…. Read more ► Blog (OLD) “Mustard Special” - 40 years of Colman’s Mustard Shop & Museum Posted on 30th April 2013 by Mag Tan Mustard. Like Marmite and liquorice, you either love it or you don’t! Few condiments are so strongly linked to a single family name as Colman’s Mustard.…. Read more ► Blog (OLD) Costume, china and conservation – a few projects Posted on 24th April 2013 by Zoe Potter A phrase we hear quite often during spring time here at Petworth House goes along these lines… ‘I bet it’s nice to be open again, you must be very…. Read more ► Blog (OLD) Miss Squire’s Summer Sundays Posted on 17th April 2013 by Dinah Starkey Heritage Open Days were a revelation to us all at Sevington. Sevington Victorian School consists of a tiny schoolroom and schoolhouse and it’s…. Read more ► Blog (OLD) What lies beneath? Posted on 10th April 2013 by Cat Jarman Have you ever wondered what lies beneath the places you live, work, or visit? Here is an introduction to how you can find out more about the history and archaeology…. Read more ► Blog (OLD) Restoration revisited: Chedham’s Yard Posted on 27th March 2013 by Ruth Webb Were you an avid viewer of the BBC Restoration series? Ever wondered how the winning projects progressed? I’m lucky enough to live in walking distance of the 2006…. Read more ► Page 33 of 46 pages ‹ First < 31 32 33 34 35 > Last › Share this page: Twitter Facebook Google+ LinkedIn+
