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The Rye House pub in Hoddesdon, dating from 1756, is named after the nearby Rye House (1443), where a plot to assassinat...
15/07/2025

The Rye House pub in Hoddesdon, dating from 1756, is named after the nearby Rye House (1443), where a plot to assassinate King Charles II and Prince James was hatched.

The well-preserved cast iron windows remain a noticeable feature.

An early 1900s postcard of the well preserved Gold Hill in Shaftesbury, compared to the same view today.The view from th...
15/07/2025

An early 1900s postcard of the well preserved Gold Hill in Shaftesbury, compared to the same view today.

The view from the top of the historic, cobbled street has been described as 'one of the most romantic sights in England.'

Peacock Lane is a narrow, cobbled passage in the picturesque fishing village of Robin Hoods Bay, North Yorkshire.Its ori...
15/07/2025

Peacock Lane is a narrow, cobbled passage in the picturesque fishing village of Robin Hoods Bay, North Yorkshire.

Its original street lamp (pictured on the left) still remains - these oil or gas lamps were crucial for preventing falls on the uneven cobblestones.

The 'First & Last House' at Land’s End is located on the clifftops at the most westerly point of mainland Britain.Built ...
15/07/2025

The 'First & Last House' at Land’s End is located on the clifftops at the most westerly point of mainland Britain.

Built in 1830, this famous cottage is the first or last house depending on whether you’re entering or leaving England.

An old postcard from 1903 of Greensted Church, the oldest wooden church in the world and the oldest wooden building in E...
15/07/2025

An old postcard from 1903 of Greensted Church, the oldest wooden church in the world and the oldest wooden building in Europe still standing.

The Grade 1 listed structure has possibly stood for nearly 1,200 years, dendrochronology dated its construction to the year 845 AD.

The 800 year old Beaulieu Abbey, Hampshire was founded by King John in the 13th Century.The abbey became one of the weal...
15/07/2025

The 800 year old Beaulieu Abbey, Hampshire was founded by King John in the 13th Century.

The abbey became one of the wealthiest Cistercian houses in England, but it met its demise during the Dissolution of the Monasteries under King Henry VIII in 1538. Its impressive ruins remain today.

Great Court, the main court of Trinity College in Cambridge, drawn in 1886 compared to today, 138 years later.It's reput...
15/07/2025

Great Court, the main court of Trinity College in Cambridge, drawn in 1886 compared to today, 138 years later.

It's reputed to be the largest enclosed courtyard in Europe. The central Fountain was built in 1601, designed in a classical style. Sir Isaac Newton is also believed to have had rooms in the Great Court, during his time here as a student.

The Grade 2 listed, 16th century 'Smugglers Cottages' in Herne, Kent pictured then and now.The coastline near Herne Bay ...
15/07/2025

The Grade 2 listed, 16th century 'Smugglers Cottages' in Herne, Kent pictured then and now.

The coastline near Herne Bay was infamous for smuggling operations, with gangs using isolated cottages like these as safe houses to store contraband.

Very little has changed to Braemar Castle, Scotland in the last 100 years or so.The fortified tower house, built in 1628...
15/07/2025

Very little has changed to Braemar Castle, Scotland in the last 100 years or so.

The fortified tower house, built in 1628, was burned in the Jacobite Rising of 1689, then it was rebuilt. Set within a curtain wall, its main purpose was to defend against the neighbouring Farquharson clan of Inverey.

A small boat with a simple sail docked near the shore of Dittisham in 1931, a picturesque village in South Devon.The 400...
15/07/2025

A small boat with a simple sail docked near the shore of Dittisham in 1931, a picturesque village in South Devon.

The 400 year old thatched cottage in the background is called 'Smugglers' - a well-preserved waterside holiday cottage.

Two children walk across the precarious Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge in Northern Ireland in 1890.Despite the 100ft drop to...
15/07/2025

Two children walk across the precarious Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge in Northern Ireland in 1890.

Despite the 100ft drop to the rocky water below, it originally had just a single handrail made of rope and thin wooden planks.

Several locals pose for a photograph in 1895 outside The Tam o' Shanter Inn, Ayr - the town's oldest bar.Dating from 174...
15/07/2025

Several locals pose for a photograph in 1895 outside The Tam o' Shanter Inn, Ayr - the town's oldest bar.

Dating from 1749, the structure still retains its original reed-thatched roof, making it the only thatched building in the centre of any Scottish town.

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