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Burghley House (Great Houses of Britain) by Lady Victoria Leatham, etc., 2000-10-16 Northumberland Estates (Great Houses of Britain) Chatsworth (Great Houses of Britain) AIRCRAFT WRECKS: A WALKER'S GUIDE: Historic Crash sites on the Moors and Mountains of the British Isles by C N Wotherspoon, Alan Clark, et all 2009-09 SCONE PALACE (GREAT HOUSES OF BRITAIN) by JAMIE JAUNCEY, 2003 Chatsworth (Great Houses of Britain) (German Edition) by Duchess of Devonshire, 1999-09 Celtic Sites and Their Saints: A Guidebook by Elizabeth Rees, 2003-11-01 Great Excavations: Shaping the Archaeological Profession Heritage Sites: Strategies for Marketing and Development by David T. Herbert, Richard C. Prentice, 1990-02 Heritage Visitor Attractions: An Operations Management Perspective by Anna Leask, Ian Yeoman, 1999-02-18 Manual of Heritage Management (Conservation and Museology) by Richard Harrison, 1995-01-12 Listed Buildings, Conservation Areas and Monuments by Charles Mynors, 2006-12 Conservation and Planning (The living environment) by Alan Dobby, 1984-03 England's World Heritage (English Heritage) by David Souden, 1998-08-01

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61. Visit Britain And England: Guide To Cheap Tourist Travel,accommodation,tickets,v
    britain's historic houses and gardens, castles and heritage sites remain the Hudson's historic Houses Gardens provides a definitive guide to the best that britain has to offer.  
    http://www.soon.org.uk/britain.htm

62. Britfind Historic Sites Website Search
    Wales. London, Results for historic sites (1 15), Southern England,Warwick Castle great Medieval castle in central England. Central  
    http://www.britfind.com/findhistoric.htm
    
    Extractions: Click Below to Search Again britfind.com London Results for Historic Sites (1 - 15) Great British Heritage Pass opens doors to Britain's history See more of Britain for less on National Express coach buses Recommend a website for inclusion in britfind.com Southern England ... Warwick Castle : great Medieval castle in central England Central England Westminster Abbey : final resting place of British monarchs Northern England Roman Baths : Roman engineering marvel in Bath, Avon Scotland Shakespeare's Birthplace : Stratford-upon-Avon site Wales Leeds Castle : Tudor castle in Kent, south of London Castles Tintern Abbey : haunting monastic ruins in south Wales Cathedrals/Abbeys Castle Howard : great manor home in North Yorkshire Children Dickens Museum : restored London house of the English author Entertainment Buckingham Palace : London residence of the Royal Family Events Shrewsbury Castle : 11th Century Shropshire castle Gardens Blenheim Palace : residence of Winston Churchill Museums Belsay Hall : 600-year-old manor in Northumbria Pubs/Breweries Canterbury Cathedral : Kent site where Becket was murdered Shopping Sudeley Castle : Henry VIII's last wife is buried here Transportation : restored home of poet Main Page Next

63. The Great British Heritage Pass
    the great historical treasures of britain. The pass is your admission ticket to morethan 550 castles, manor homes, gardens, abbeys and other fascinating sites  
    http://www.britishtravel.com/greatbritpass.htm
    
    Extractions: The Great British Heritage Pass is your key to the great historical treasures of Britain. The pass is your admission ticket to more than 550 castles, manor homes, gardens, abbeys and other fascinating sites you've read and heard about. Sites on your "must see" list throughout England, Scotland and Wales in cities and in countryside. Your pass not only entitles you to admission to these attractions, in many places in Britain, including London, it will get you to the front of the waiting line. ORDER VIA THE INTERNET FOR FASTER SERVICE SEE BELOW CALL: 800-327-6097 (AMERICAN EXPRESS, VISA, MASTERCARD, DISCOVER) SOME OF THE DOORS OPENED BY THE GREAT BRITISH HERITAGE PASS ....... ABERDOUR CASTLE, ALDBROUGH ROMAN TOWN, ANNE HATHAWAY'S COTTAGE, AVEBURY MUSEUM, BARNARD CASTLE, BASILDON PARK, BEATRIX POTTER GALLERY, BEAULIEU, BEAUMARIS CASTLE, BLENHEIM PALACE, BUCKLAND ABBEY, CAERNARFON CASTLE, CARDIFF CASTLE, CASTLE HOWARD, CHATSWORTH, CLIFFORDS TOWER, DENBIGH CASTLE, DOVER CASTLE, EDINBURGH CASTLE, FAIRFAX HOUSE, FELBRIGG HALL, FENTON HOUSE, FOUNTAINS ABBEY, GLADSTONE'S LAND, GLEDURGAN GARDEN, GREYFRIARS, GROSMONT CASTLE, HAMPTON COURT PALACE, HATFIELD HOUSE (right), HELMSLEY CASTLE, HEVER CASTLE, HIDCOTE MANOR GARDEN, HOUSTEADS ROMAN FORT, HOUSE OF THE BINNS, IGHTHAM MOAT, JEDBURGH ABBEY, KENILWORTH CASTLE, KIRBY HALL, KIRKHAM PRIORY, LACOCK ABBEY

64. Inventing Entertainment: The Motion Pictures And Sound Recordings Of The Edison
    great britain.Army.Gordon Highlanders. great Falls of the Potomac (Md. Helena(Mont.) historic sitesEarthquake effectsCaliforniaSan Francisco.  
    http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/edhtml/edisonSubjects06.html

65. BeenThere-DoneThat - The Unofficial Guide To Great Britain. (Links)
    Signpost Premier hotels of great britain. Holi-Swaps - holiday home swaps. Activities Interests - historic Buildings. Information Castles - Castles in britain.  
    http://www.beenthere-donethat.org.uk/links.html
    
    Extractions: Travel resources - links to other sites. These are sites which may be of interest but inclusion in this list does not indicate any sort of recommendation. There are more links on each county page which are relevant to that area. Important Note: These external links will open in a new browser window. To return to this site just close the new browser window. Sites marked with ' ' require Javascript to be enabled in your browser but don't tell you. These sites may not work properly without it and don't offer an alternative. Sites marked with ' ' require Cookies to be enabled in your browser. These sites may not work properly without it. Special Links. Stonehenge under threat! AA classified hotels Smoothhound Accommodation Guide English Country Inns Johansons Hotel Guide. My Recommendation Accommodation Guide. Infotel hotel booking service Webreaks Heavenly Hotels - Top Quality Hotels Signpost - Premier hotels of Great Britain Laterooms - Reduced accommodation rates for late bookings TuckedUp All UK Hotels - Budget to Luxury Hotels Wolsey Lodges - Bed UK for garden lovers Bed - Breakfast UK Accommodation to rent - Self Catering The Landmark Trust - Historic properties to rent.

66. GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND ITINERARIES. England, Scotland & Wales, Tour.
    and Holyroodhouse are connected by The Royal Mile, a fascinating street with manyhistoric sites. on the Moray Firth at the northern end of the great Glen.  
    http://www.ehi.com/tauck/great-britain-ireland-tour-england-scotland-wales.htm
    
    Extractions: Tauck Brochures 2002 Departures Begins in Edinburgh Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Additional dates may become available as these sell out. 2002 Prices Price Per Person Twin Single Triple Prices are guaranteed. 30 meals included. Transatlantic air is additional. Special Airfares Tauck offers special fares in coach or business class on select carriers departing various cities the evening prior to departure dates listed above (subject to availability). Persons taking these flights will be met at Edinburgh Airport. Persons arriving on other flights may have to use local transportation to the first hotel. Overnight

67. Rugby League
    Includes profiles and pictures of inductees, links to individual club histories and a history of the sport.Category Sports Football Rugby League History are there many?) reviewed the best sports history sites including RL1895 and Readour interview with Phil Jackson of Barrow and great britain Nothing surpasses  
    http://www.rl1895.com/

68. Great Castles & Historic Attractions In North And Mid Wales
    faith in these hills and mountains (the great Cistercian house surviving Elizabethangentry townhouse in britain in the centre of the historic walled town  
    http://www.croeso.com/castles.html
    
    Extractions: North and Mid Wales is renowned for its mighty castles - some of the world's finest - constructed during the troubled medieval period. Standing supreme is the quartet of castles at Beaumaris Caernarfon Conwy and Harlech , landmarks in the development of medieval military architecture, their lofty position recognised by their status as World Heritage Sites. The great fortress-palace of Caernarfon , with its soaring walls and imperious towers, is perhaps the most famous of the four. Yet all are equally inspiring. Spectacularly sited Harlech is perched on a crag overlooking sea and mountain. Gritty Conwy , aided and abetted by a ring of amazingly well-preserved town walls, conjures up a convincing medieval atmosphere. And at Beaumaris we have, in pure architectural terms, the most accomplished medieval fortress in Britain. These awesome stone fortresses , built by the English monarch Edward I to stamp his authority on Wales, do not stand alone. The landscape is dotted with castles of all kinds. There are mountain strongholds such as Dolwyddelan and Dolbadarn, homes of the Welsh princes. There are other Edwardian fortresses like

69. General Reference
    Including great britain, Ireland and Continental Europe britain English HeritageProviding conservation historic Scotland Safeguarding Scotland's built heritage  
    http://www.is.bham.ac.uk/ref/maps.htm
    
    Extractions: Covers the whole of mainland Britain. Can be searched by address, by postcode, by place name. Map scales zoom from 1:4,000,000 to 1:10,000. Produces excellent large maps, travel directions, an interactive tube map for London and aerial photographs of a number of major cities including Birmingham and London.

70. Fine Arts Library: Historic Picture Postcard Collection: Great Britain
    great britain. This list is arranged accordingto Town/Site Number of cards County.  
    http://www.lib.virginia.edu/fine-arts/greatbritain.html

71. Architecture In Great Britain And Ireland
    Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites, A central resource for information abouthistoric Welsh architecture Castles in great britain and Ireland Directory of  
    http://architecture.about.com/cs/greatbritain/

72. Heritage Britain | Ancestry & Family Trees
    remains of 1,000 year old abbeys such as Battle, Fountains, and Bolton and even olderhistoric sites such as Take a historical tour of great britain and Ireland  
    http://www.heritagebritain.com/books.html
    
    Extractions: Books Testimonial The Essence of England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland published by the Heritage Handbook Company is an indispensable guide for those planning a historic tour of the British Isles and Ireland. Over 300 historic sites, including, castles, manor houses, battlegrounds, birthplaces of writers, painters and historic figures are described in detail along with dates and times that they are open to the public. The historic sites are grouped together regionally and include places to stay from five star hotels to simple bed and breakfasts. This will allow you to optimise your visits to magnificent historic homes like Blenheim Palace, Castle Howard, Chatsworth and the inspiring remains of 1,000 year old abbeys such as Battle, Fountains, and Bolton and even older historic sites such as Stonehenge and Hadrians Wall. You will want to have this 610 page, profusely illustrated and indexed guide with you every step of the way on your history tour.

73. Lewis And Clark In North Dakota
    one of the most important archeological sites in North has been nominated as a NationalHistoric Landmark and the report was published in great britain in 1807  
    http://discovernd.com/hist/LewisClark.htm
    
    Extractions: Sakakawea , Charbonneau, Jean Baptiste (Pomp), and Baptiste LePage. Historic Sites Several sites in the state reflect the unique contribution North Dakota made to the Expedition: Fort Mandan near Washburn, where the Corps of Discovery wintered in 1804-05; Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site near Stanton, where the Corps met Sakakawea for the first time; and the three sites managed and maintained by the State Historical Society of North Dakota that are related to the era. These three sites are: Double Ditch Indian Village State Historic Site, Selected Treasures from the Era of Lewis and Clark(1803-1838) in the collections of the State Historical Society of North Dakota Peace medals. Lewis and Clark and others contesting the area handed out tokens of U.S. friendship. The George III (ca. 1786-1800) and Madison peace medals (ca. 1814) held by the State Historical Society of North Dakota are original, the latter being one of 7 known to exist out of the 112 struck. Winter counts. The people who met Lewis and Clark also recorded their passing. No Two Horns, a Hunkpapa Dakota, drew a variation of Blue Thunder’s winter count which records that "some white people" slipped through as they counciled whether or not to permit them to go up the river. Other winter counts showing activities of the time period include "Jaw variant by No Two Horns, Hunkpapa Dakota, winter count"; "High Dog, Hunkpapa Dakota winter count"; and "Swift Dog, Hunkpapa Dakota, winter count."

74. 19th-20th Century British Architecture Links - Suite101.com
    Glasgow Architectural Tours Tour historic Glasgow 20th Century Buildings and Sitesof the Related Topics Architecture great britain 20th century , great  
    http://www.suite101.com/links.cfm/16045
    
    Extractions: Member Central Join Our Community! Login Member Update What's New ... TravelSuite Suite University About Suite University Visit the University Course Listing New Courses ... Featured Courses New Topics Electronica Basketball Teaching Creative Writing to Children Maine People ... More... Suite Events My Favorite Place War and Peace Spring Into Health! Earth Day 2003 More about Suite101 About Suite101.com - Select a related topic - 1/6th action figures American Dinnerware Antiques and Collectibles Antiques-Furniture ArtExercise Assemblage, Sculpture, Co Comic Books Crochet Digital Photography and E Dried Flower Crafts Fiber Arts Illustration and Illumina Interior Decorating for B Lit[art]ure Mural Creation. Paper Arts and Crafts Photography Polymer Clay Inclusions Quilts and Quilting Rubber Stamping Scrapbook World The Cartoonists The Decorating Tenant Western Collectibles

75. Visit England And Britain.Cheap Ways To Visit Historic Heritage Buildings And To
    which are covered by the great British Heritage Available from historic Scotland propertiesand main Scottish many destinations, not only in britain but other  
    http://www.soon.org.uk/britchep.htm
    
    Extractions: The National Trust administers "stately homes" and other historic buildings and gardens in England, Wales and N. Ireland. The National Trust of Scotland care for properties in Scotland. North American members of the Royal Oak Foundation also have free entry to all National Trust sites in UK. The Royal Oak Foundation is a US affilate of the National Trust - for more details US residents should ring 1-800-913-6565, or write: Royal Oak Foundation, 285 West Broadway, Suite 400, New York, NY 10013-2299, USA. English Heritage

76. An Archaeological Pub Crawl Of Great Britain - Group Travel To England And Scotl
    within the confines of a public house, a great many historic and archaeological ofmedieval castles in remote and beautiful areas of britain and rarely  
    http://www.farhorizon.com/europe/pubs.htm
    
    Extractions: THROUGH THE GLASS DARKLY An Archaeological Pub Crawl of Great Britain Of course one could travel about Britain and maintain an absolutely solemn view of the country's great treasures of ancient architecture, but how much fun would that be, and how much of a real picture of the place would it provide? Precious little, say we. To understand the British spirit one must understand British spirits, which is to say Beer. From the rich mixture of civilizations that has flourished in this land has emerged the true essence of English life: the village pub, where ales, bitters, porters, stouts, and other hop-and-barley concoctions abound in such profusion as to daunt even the hardiest tippler. Long the bastion of all that is good and true in British culture, the pub occupies the place today that it has held for many centuries, as the spot where society is daily glued together through the medium of beer. To appreciate Britain's heritage to the fullest one must therefore go afoot, or in the later hours of the day aknee, among the pubs, the true heart of the

77. Scuttlebutt
    From the great Cabin britain’s naval heritage is our own. correct clothing tools,marine, naval landing party encampments reenactments of historic events  
    http://www.geocities.com/north_american_squadron/scuttlebutt.html

78. Teachers Travel
    ENGLISH HERITAGE TOURS one week, leisurely explorations of the historic sitesof small regions of great britain - Cornwall, North Wales, Scottish Highlands  
    http://www.teacherstravel.com/
    
    Extractions: Follow the route of medieval pilgrims across Northern Spain to Santiago. Sept 2003 VILLAS IN ITALY AND FRANCE We are booking agents for Cuendet, a large European property rental company. Villas range from simple apartments for two persons to luxury villas for ten. You can view all the properties on-line.

79. Elstead Maps (UK) : Historical Maps
    The map, which covers the whole of great britain, is printed The Romans stayed inbritain for 400 years. foundation of the modern City the historic centre of  
    http://www.elstead.co.uk/global/historic.htm
    
    Extractions: This map and guide shows the geographical distribution of some of the most important visible ancient monuments of Great Britain. Ancient monuments date from the earliest time to about AD 1000, and archaeological periods within this time span are distinguished by the use of different symbols and colours on the map. The location of the monuments is highlighted by displaying archaeological details against a modern map base. An index to all sites is provided, with each monument named, given a National Grid reference number, and the relevant 1:50,000 Landranger sheet number so that sites may be exactly pinpointed. The map is printed with North and South Britain back to back and is complemented by an informative text, colour photographs of selected sites and a useful chronological table. TO PLACE AN ORDER:

80. Places To See - City Of Burlington NJ Historic Sites
    who resigned because of his Quaker vows of nonviolence when war with great Britainwas imminent. Print our Map to historic sites to locate sites by number.  
    http://www.tourburlington.org/SeeSites11-15.html
    
    Extractions: Among the noteworthies interred in the burial grounds behind the building are founder of Bryn Mawr College Joseph Taylor, printer Isaac Collins, and missionary Stephen Grellet. To the rear of the Friends Meetinghouse under a huge sycamore is a plaque and stone marking the grave of Chief Ockanickon , Chief of the Mantas tribe of the Lenape, and an early Native American friend of the settlers. A boulder near the tree bears his mark, and a bronze plaque with his last words: 406 High Street Incorporated into this building is the oldest extant construction in the City of Burlington ; first occupied by Thomas Ollive, an original founder of the City and a prominent member of early West Jersey government. In time it became the home of international trader Richard Smith, Jr., and his son Richard Smith, Esq., a member of the Continental Congress who resigned because of his Quaker vows of nonviolence when war with Great Britain was imminent. It was later the dwelling of Henry C. Carey, noted American Economist and muckraker.

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