In short, there is no credible evidence that 18th-century gambling dens employed dice swallowers to avoid police detection.

Referred to as the “Marriage of the Thistle and the Rose”, the ceremony took place at Stirling Castle in 1503 and, a century ...

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The Hogarth Stair, decorated with paintings The Good Samaritan and The Pool of Bethesda, is being renovated as part of a ...

English Poet Laureate William Wordsworth lived in Rydal Mount until his death in 1850 - now his descendants are reluctantly ...

Since its meteoric rise, SIX has been awarded endless accolades, including two Tony Awards and five Olivier nominations. As ...

Exactly 400 years ago this month, King James I of England died and his son, King Charles I, took the throne. In 1625, no one ...

Children from Tadley Court School and Sherborne St John Church of England Primary School enjoyed a Tudor day at The Vyne National Trust.