News Page 33 of 42 pages ‹ First < 31 32 33 34 35 > Last › Blog (OLD) Open to non-heritage types too! Posted on 30th August 2012 by Ruth Webb Not everyone visits a Heritage Open Days event because they're into heritage… I love to discover the untold histories of venues but they have such a wide…. Read more ► Blog (OLD) European Heritage Days: The bigger picture Posted on 29th August 2012 by Madelena Grossmann After working in the cultural sector in the Council of Europe for about 15 years, the invitation last year to take over the management of the European Heritage Days felt…. Read more ► Blog (OLD) Norfolk’s lost cities Posted on 28th August 2012 by Martin Dunford Time was that Norfolk was the most populated and prosperous county in England. Nowadays it’s largely rural, and, well, not on the way to anywhere, but during the…. Read more ► Blog (OLD) Getting the most of historical reenactors - Part II Posted on 23rd August 2012 by Tim Prevett You've decided to go to a living history event? Good idea. Reenactors can really draw you into another world. However, you need to do your bit too if you…. Read more ► Blog (OLD) Getting the most of historical reenactors - Part I Posted on 23rd August 2012 by Tim Prevett Historical re-enactors can give an aesthetic to Heritage Open Days unlike anything else. From a single period costumed person to an entire encampment of a dedicated…. Read more ► Blog (OLD) How do I get to….? Posted on 22nd August 2012 by Ruth Webb So you’ve scoured the Heritage Open Day map, you’ve got a list of venues you’re hoping to visit, now to plan how you’re getting there... Will you…. Read more ► Blog (OLD) Seven Miss Squires Posted on 21st August 2012 by Dinah Starkey We’ve got a problem at Sevington School. I probably shouldn’t be telling you about it because it’s a bit of a trade secret but I’m hoping someone…. Read more ► Blog (OLD) Dig deeper: Top ten archaeological highlights Posted on 20th August 2012 by Cat Jarman Across the country there are some excellent opportunities for discovering archaeological gems this September. You can observe archaeological excavations first hand,…. Read more ► Blog (OLD) Go to university - free of charge! Posted on 17th August 2012 by Ben Goodwin Most of us live close to a university, but few of us consider them as a heritage destination in their own right. However, if one looks beyond the lecture theatres and…. Read more ► Blog (OLD) See eco-refurbishment at its best Posted on 15th August 2012 by Richard Vale Wouldn’t you love to transform your old house into an eco home? What difference could it make to your comfort? How might it change the look of the house? What…. Read more ► Page 33 of 42 pages ‹ First < 31 32 33 34 35 > Last › Share this page: Twitter Facebook Google+ LinkedIn+
