A selection of full-text versions of theoretical works on the history of art, architecture and landscape design, dating from the 16th-20th c., made available through the Heidelberg University Library.
A recently released (September 2010) bibliography, listing all the books and articles about the properties of the National Trust, jointly compiled and produced by the National Trust curatorial and publishing teams.
Note: the Trust aims to update the bibliography every six months, so do let them know if you are aware of a new – or old – publication about a National Trust property that they have yet to cite. All feedback to publishing@nationaltrust.org.uk would be very welcome.
Article covering the history of Ashdown house and the upcoming sale of its contents.
Article announcing plans for Althorp's £10m restoration.
Article revealing details of the possible merger of English Heritage and Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF).
Thursday 30 September 2010, 2pm
Wakehurst Place
In this illustrated talk, generously supported by the Dr. H. Shawdon Charitable Trust, John Withall will trace the estate’s long journey from the Normans to the present day and introduce the numerous and influential characters that were involved in its shaping.
Tickets: £5 (£4 Premier Friends)
See http://www.kew.org/learn/talks-courses/booking-details/index.htm for booking details and terms and conditions.
In this short film, part of Britain's best view series from the Guardian online, Martin Wainwright highlights 3 of Derbyshire's grandest stately homes, each located just off the M1.
English Heritage invites your views on 'The Setting of Heritage Assets: English Heritage guidance' its draft guidance on the interpretation of the policies and guidance on the setting of historic places.
The consultation document includes the consultation questions and instructions on how to respond. The closing date for responses is Friday 26th November.
News article highlighting the recent discovery, by archaeologists from the universities of Manchester and York, of the remains, found at a site near Scarborough, North Yorkshire, of what is perhaps England's earliest known dwelling dated as being built around 8,500BC.
Article exploring the results of a recent review by George Reid of the National Trust for Scotland's management.
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