Home    /    News    /    News

News

 

Page 33 of 44 pages ‹ First  < 31 32 33 34 35 >  Last ›

Blog (OLD)

The magic of Christmas

Posted on 28th November 2012 by Zoe Potter

Christmas is a magical time for buildings, over the years we have brought more and more decoration into our homes, offices, shops and churches to celebrate the festive….

Read more  ►
Blog (OLD)

The Big Bag Pack

Posted on 21st November 2012 by Dinah Starkey

Sevington Victorian School is run on a shoe string. There’s a small – very small – band of faithful volunteers and no spare cash whatsoever. So….

Read more  ►
Blog (OLD)

An ode to cherries: visitor feedback 2012

Posted on 13th November 2012 by Nicola Graham

For the team here, Heritage Open Days is a little like entering an isolation booth before a party. We have been facilitating preparations for months, then the….

Read more  ►
Blog (OLD)

Discover your house with Heritage Open Days

Posted on 5th November 2012 by Guest Writer

Looking at deeds, maps and architect's plans can reveal a lot about a property but do they give us its full history? Other, more personal, stories are out there,….

Read more  ►
Blog (OLD)

Goosebumps intended part II: Making the most of your Halloween visit

Posted on 29th October 2012 by Tim Prevett

Halloween is almost upon us! Many will use this time as an opportunity for creepy family fun, others for a bit of seasonal paranormal investigation, or maybe just a walk….

Read more  ►
Blog (OLD)

Let the kids take over your place… for one day at least

Posted on 24th October 2012 by Dea Birkett

If you venture into a historic house, heritage site, museum or visitor attraction on Friday 23rd November, you’re in for a big surprise. For you may well find the….

Read more  ►
Blog (OLD)

Capturing Heritage Open Days: Film diaries from Norwich, 2012

Posted on 16th October 2012 by Mag Tan

Helping to arrange Heritage Open Days filming in Norwich was one of my September highlights! My task was to produce a feasible route for film maker Guy Natanel. The film….

Read more  ►
Blog (OLD)

Let’s go outside

Posted on 10th October 2012 by Zoe Potter

Historic parklands, hill forts, stone circles, coastlines, farm land, railways…the list of opportunities to explore our heritage ‘al fresco’ is longer….

Read more  ►
Blog (OLD)

Goose bumps intended: making the most of Halloween at your property

Posted on 3rd October 2012 by Tim Prevett

Castles, historic homes, grand houses, factories, atmospheric ruins, all have echoes of centuries past, lives lived with all their ups and downs, triumphs and tragedies.….

Read more  ►
Blog (OLD)

A ‘garden’ visit: Poppleton Community Railway Nursery

Posted on 27th September 2012 by Michelle Chapman

I am a great fan of Heritage Open Days, so I was keen to find somewhere suitable to visit whilst staying in Yorkshire. I was surprised to find something that combined my….

Read more  ►

Page 33 of 44 pages ‹ First  < 31 32 33 34 35 >  Last ›