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A national blue plaque has been unveiled to the Reverend Wilbert Awdry, creator of 'Thomas the Tank Engine'. 🚂 The plaque at his former home, 30 Rodborough Avenue in Stroud, Gloucestershire, marks 80 years since 'The Three Railway Engines' was published.

How do you like your tea? ☕ The Bridge Tea Rooms in Bradford on Avon was originally built in 1502 as a single-storey cottage for a blacksmith, with a second floor being added in 1675.

The Blue Bell, a tiny pub in York, hasn't changed much since 1903! 🍻 A drink here is certainly a step back in time. Have you visited yet? 🤔 #York #HistoricPubs

Some streets in Covent Garden, London, are still lit by gas. 🌟 There are thought to be around 1,300 working gas lamps left in the capital, and more than 50 in Westminster were listed in 2024.

Welcome to The Vines, also fondly known as The Big House. 🍻 This beautiful pub has received the Historic England Conservation Award for its outstanding restoration efforts in this year's CAMRA Pub Design Awards. 👏

We've discovered a bathhouse at the Birdoswald Roman Fort at Hadrian's Wall. 🛁 After 4 seasons of excavation at Birdoswald, there have been significant discoveries. This video looks explores one dig site, where we have found incredible remains of the bathhouse furnace room.

Thornborough Henges in North Yorkshire are part of a Neolithic complex described as 'the Stonehenge of the North'. With English Heritage, we've secured the future of 2 massive henge monuments and their surrounding landscape. Find out more ➡️

Today, we will unveil a national blue plaque to George Harrison at his birthplace, 12 Arnold Grove in Wavertree, Liverpool. 🔵 Harrison’s life and career had a phenomenal influence on British and global culture through music, film and humanitarian work.

Join us in exploring the last gas-lit cinema in England (and maybe even the world!) 📽️ Hyde Park Picture House was built in 1914 and is an iconic Grade II listed cinema in Leeds. Have you visited?

Waltham Windmill is being saved! 👏 It's one of the few six-sail working windmills left in England. The mill was added to our #HeritageAtRisk Register in 2024. Work is ongoing to repair the mill, helped by a £63,120 grant from us.

Village lock-ups were once used to hold petty criminals before they were released or sent to trial. ⛓️ They can be found across England and today the majority that survive date from the 18th and 19th centuries. Have you ever spotted one of these buildings?

Chetham's Library in Manchester is the oldest free public reference library in the English-speaking world. 📖 It holds more than 100,000 volumes of printed books, manuscripts and diaries, letters and deeds, prints and paintings. Happy #WorldBookDay! 📚

With a historically nomadic culture, it could be assumed that tangible remains of Romani Gypsies are hard to spot. John-Henry Phillips reflects on whether Romani Gypsy history has been forgotten or overlooked. Watch the full film on our blog ➡️ #WeAreHistoric

#OnThisDay in 1944, 80 years ago, the Allied Forces launched Operation Overlord. This massive assault, designed to retake Nazi-occupied France, is known as #DDay. Read more about how the Allied Forces prepared for D-Day ➡️ 🎬 Imperial War Museums.

Are these the most lavish loos in England? 🤩 Built in 1898, the Grade I listed Philharmonic Dining Rooms has outstanding features, from wood-panelled walls to beautiful stained glass windows. However, visitors often stop in to look at one room in particular. 🚽

Today we've published our 2024 #HeritageAtRisk Register, an annual snapshot of the health of England’s valued historic buildings and places. 👏 124 sites have been saved. 🏰 155 sites have been added. Find out more ➡️

Where can you find a telephone box that isn't red? 🤔 England’s most common red telephone box is the K6 by Giles Gilbert Scott. But you can find rare telephone boxes in a range of colours from blue to cream. Let us know where you have spotted one!

A blue plaque to music icon George Harrison has been unveiled at his birthplace, 12 Arnold Grove in Liverpool. 🔵 One of the city’s most famous sons, Harrison’s life and career had a phenomenal influence on British and global culture through music, film and humanitarian work.

These 'sound mirrors' near Lydd in Kent were built in the late 1920s as part of Britain’s early air defence system. 🛩️ Designed to detect enemy aircraft by capturing sound waves, they provided an early warning before an attack.

Some streets in Covent Garden are still lit by gas. 🌟 There are around 1,300 working gas lamps left in the capital. Responding to concern about their future from The London Gasketeers and The Victorian Society , more than 50 gas lamps in Westminster have been listed in 2024.