Atmospheric Calke House: Do Ghosts of the Past Walk the Corridors?
In: Georgian/Victorian Britain
Calke Abbey – Georgian Time Capsule: Visit this Historic National Trust Property
In: Georgian/Victorian Britain
Battle of Solway Moss: Battle between James V and Henry VIII
In: Scottish History
By:
Lorri Mealey
The Royal Air Force: The Knights of the Air and their Role since World War One
By: Jo Lamb-White
Jane Seymour: The Dutiful Queen
In: Tudor History
By: Megan L. Oakley
Evolving Use of the Umbrella: No Longer a Woman’s Shade, an Umbrella Protects all from the Rain
In: UK/Irish History (general)
By: Jim Rada
An Elizabethan Banquet: Recipes From the Time of Queen Elizabeth I
In: Tudor History
Mary Boleyn: A Short Biography: Mistress Henry VIII, Sister Anne Boleyn, Lady-in-waiting
In: Tudor History
By: Carolyn M Cash
The Apprentice Pillar: Rosslyn Chapel's Hidden Mysteries
In: Scottish History
By: Lisa Cucciniello
Symbolism in Rosslyn Chapel: The REAL Mysteries Surrounding William Sinclair's Chapel
In: Scottish History
By: Lisa Cucciniello
Charles II: King of England & Scotland
In: UK/Irish History (general)
By:
Lorri Mealey
The Later Plantagenets: An Overview of Later Plantagenet Rule, 1272-1399
In: British Dark & Middle Ages
By: Ross Adkin
The Industrial Revolution: Huge Developments in Manufacture, Leading to Urbanisation
In: UK/Irish History (general)
By: Karen Murdarasi
The First Plantagenets: An Overview of Early Plantagenet Rule, 1154-1272
In: British Dark & Middle Ages
By: Ross Adkin
Overview of the Norman Kings: A Brief Outline of the Reigns of England's Norman Rulers
In: British Dark & Middle Ages
By: Ross Adkin
Science in Industrial Revolution: Discoveries in Chemistry, Anatomy and Electricity
In: UK/Irish History (general)
By: Karen Murdarasi
History of London: Covent Garden: Entertainment, Shopping And Tourist Hotspot for Centuries
In: UK/Irish History (general)
By: Helen McCarthy
Overview of England's Richard I: A "Lionhearted" Crusader and an Absent King of England
In: British Dark & Middle Ages
By: Ross Adkin
Overview of England's Henry II: The Rule of the First Plantagenet, One of the Great Medieval Kings
In: British Dark & Middle Ages
By: Ross Adkin
Raleigh's Secret Society: Sir Walter Raleigh's "School of Night" in Elizabethan England
In: Tudor History
By: Ellen Wilson
The Stuart Monarchs: Kings and Queens of England and Scotland
In: UK/Irish History (general)
By:
Lorri Mealey
Mary Boleyn: The Sister who Slipped into Obscurity
In: Tudor History
By: Megan L. Oakley
The Name of Mary,Queen of Scots: How Mary Stewart Became Mary Stuart
In: Scottish History
By:
Lorri Mealey
The Tudor Dynasty: The House of Tudor
In: Tudor History
By:
Lorri Mealey
Who Was Saint George? Biography of St George, England's Saint, Celebrated 23rd April.
In: UK/Irish History (general)
Mounted Police in London: Officers on Horseback Proved Effective in Stopping Crime
In: UK/Irish History (general)
By: Martin Gosling
The Welsh Not: How Welsh Language, and Welsh Culture was Nearly Killed
In: Welsh History
By: Kathryn Burton
Queen Anne and the Churchills: The Marlborough Wars That Lead to the Ascendancy of England
In: UK/Irish History (general)
By: Martin Gosling
Lady Jane Grey: Queen for Nine Days
In: Tudor History
By: Megan L. Oakley
Tudor Priest-Holes: Persecution of Roman Catholics in Elizabethan England
In: Tudor History
By: Tabitha Davies
The Venerable Bede: The Life and Works of the Father of English History
In: British Dark & Middle Ages
By:
Isaac M. McPhee
Glastonbury Tor: The Mysterious Hill in Southern Britain
In: UK/Irish History (general)
The Paper Bombing of Germany. The Phony War!
By: Jim Osborn
The Red Barn Murder: William Corder's Killing of Maria Marten
In: Georgian/Victorian Britain
By: Martin Gosling
Edward VI: The Heir of Henry VIII
In: Tudor History
By: Megan L. Oakley
Bolton Castle Prison of Queen Mary: Imprisonment of Mary Queen of Scots in the North of England
In: Tudor History
By:
Rachel Bellerby
The Unique Life of Jeffrey Hudson: A Man who Found Success Despite the Incredible Odds Against Him
In: UK/Irish History (general)
By:
Isaac M. McPhee
The English War of Jenkins' Ear: The War Against Spain Over a Single Severed Ear
In: Georgian/Victorian Britain
By:
Isaac M. McPhee
Misconceptions about Henry VIII: Deconstructing the Myths that Surround this Powerful Tudor
In: Tudor History
By: Rebecca Wallace
Charles I and Personal Rule: The Events Preceding the English Civil War of the 1640s
In: UK/Irish History (general)
By:
Isaac M. McPhee
Anne Boleyn: Before She was Queen
In: Tudor History
By: Megan L. Oakley
The Powerful Lady Anne Clifford: Long Before the Women's Rights Movement, She Fought for Her Rights
In: UK/Irish History (general)
By:
Victoria Oldham
Second Only to Saint Patrick: Brian Boru: High King of Ireland
In: UK/Irish History (general)
By: Allan M. Heller
Hadrian's Wall: The Longest Historical Site in Britain
In: UK/Irish History (general)
The Glen Coe Massacre: The Slaughter of the the MacDonalds by the Campbells
In: Scottish History
By: Neil Gunn
Union of Parliaments 1707: The Negotiations - Part of the History of Scotland
In: Scottish History
By: Neil Gunn
Scotland's Parliament: The 1707 Act of Union
In: Scottish History
By: Neil Gunn
Darien - New Caledonia: The Price of Failure - The 'Equivalent' and the 1707 Act of Union
In: Scottish History
By: Neil Gunn
Darien - The Preparation: Its Ultimate Failure Would Lead to the Union of Parliaments in 1707
In: Scottish History
By: Neil Gunn
The Court of Star Chamber: England's Ill-Defined, yet All-Purpose Court
In: UK/Irish History
By:
Isaac M. McPhee
Rosslyn Chapel: Superb Medieval Architecture Linked to Freemasonry, Knights Templar
In: Scottish History
By: Neil Gunn
The North Berwick Witches: The Plot to Kill King James VI of Scotland
In: Scottish History
By: Stephen Owen
Nell Gwyn: Mistress of Charles II
In: UK/Irish History (general)
By:
Lorri Mealey
The End of the Druids: Romes Destruction in England, Scotland, and Ireland
In: UK/Irish History (general)
Schiltron Trumps English Cavalry: Scotland's Military Innovation From William Wallace to "The Bruce"
In: Scottish History
By:
Roger Saunders
In: Scottish History
In: UK/Irish History (general)
By:
Roger Saunders
Harry Stoker: Hero of Gallipoli, Renowned Actor, and Irish Croquet Champion!
In: UK/Irish History
By: Marc McLoughlin
Grace O'Malley, Pirate Queen: Grainne Mhaol and the Coming of the English 1565-1577
In: UK/Irish History
By: Marc McLoughlin
Grace O'Malley, the Early Years: Grainne Mhaol's Life From Childhood to Pirate Chief 1530 - 1565
In: UK/Irish History
By: Marc McLoughlin
James Napper Tandy: Irish Patriot, French Hero, English Rebel
In: UK/Irish History
By: Marc McLoughlin
Sir Patrick Sarsfield: The Irish General who found Love Almost Deadlier than Warfare
In: UK/Irish History
By: Marc McLoughlin
Sir Roger Casement: The Unlikely Irish Martyr Whose Death Hinged on a Comma
In: UK/Irish History
By: Marc McLoughlin
The Duke of Wellington: Arthur Wellesley, Whose True Character Was Revealed by His Boots!
In: UK/Irish History
By: Marc McLoughlin
James V: King of Scotland, Father to Mary Queen of Scots
In: Scottish History
By:
Lorri Mealey
Mary Queen of Scots: The Early Life of Mary Stuart
In: Scottish History
By:
Lorri Mealey
Pearly Kings and Queens of London: A Great Cockney Tradition
By: Barbara Bothwell
Watkin's Folly to Wembley Stadium: Wembley's Forgotten History
In: UK/Irish History
By: Frances Spiegel
Matchbox Models of Yesteryear: What Makes these Miniature Diecast Vehicles Collectable?
In: UK/Irish History
By: Frances Spiegel
In: UK/Irish History
By: Marc McLoughlin
William Booth: Founder of The Salvation Army
In: Georgian/Victorian Britain
The Crystal Palace Exhibition: The First of the Victorian World's Great Exhibitions
In: Georgian/Victorian Britain
By: Karen Jordan
Historic Scottish Battles: The Battle of Philiphaugh
In: Scottish History
By: Neil Gunn
St Giles Cathedral: A Cathedral, and High Kirk of Edinburgh
In: Scottish History
By: Neil Gunn
Glen House,Peeblesshire, Scotland: A Stately Home and Film Location
Dryburgh Abbey: A Borders Abbey, final resting place of Earl Haig and Walter Scott
In: Scottish History
By: Neil Gunn
Royal Yacht Britannia: It was an Ideal Way to Relax for Queen Elizabeth and Princess Diana
In: Scottish History
By: Neil Gunn
By: Marc McLoughlin
Traquair House: A Scottish Historic House
In: Scottish History
By: Neil Gunn
Glasgow Cathedral: Forever associated with St Mungo and John Knox
In: Scottish History
By: Neil Gunn
Linlithgow Palace: In the Words of Robert Burns It's a fine but melancholy ruin
In: Scottish History
By: Neil Gunn
Glasgow's Tobacco Lords: The Tobacco Trade between Virginia and Glasgow
In: Scottish History
By: Neil Gunn
James Braidwood: Fire Training in Edinburgh
In: Scottish History
By: Neil Gunn
Scottish Banking History: The Bank of Scotland and the Royal Bank of Scotland
In: Scottish History
By: Neil Gunn
Christmas Cards: The First Commercial Production of Yuletide Greeting Cards
John Buchan a Scottish Writer: Best known for his books the Thirty Nine Steps and Greenmantle
In: Scottish History
By: Neil Gunn
Balfour Declaration: Arthur Balfour - His legacy, conflict between Israel and Palestine?
In: UK/Irish History (general)
By: Neil Gunn
Robert Burns: Scotland's Best Loved Poet on a Tour of the Scottish Borders
In: UK/Irish History
By: Neil Gunn
The Lancashire Cotton Famine: The Liverpool Connection with the Confederate Army
In: Georgian/Victorian Britain
By: Joy Levesley
William Blake – 1757 – 1827: Engraver, poet and mystic - one of England’s most important Artists
In: UK/Irish History
By: Frances Spiegel
Napoleon's Prisoners of War: Napoleon Bonaparte's Men Come to the Scottish Borders
In: Scottish History
By: Neil Gunn
James Murray: The Man Who Dedicated his Life to the Oxford English Dictionary
In: Scottish History
By: Neil Gunn
The History of Crieff Scotland: Drover's Trysts
In: Scottish History
By: Neil Gunn
Tales from Hermitage Castle: Wizards, Giants, a Red Dwarf and Mary Queen of Scots
In: UK/Irish History
By: Dave McFadzean
Swinging London's Summer of Love: The 1967 Psychedelic Revolution
Killhope Lead Mine, Weardale: In Search of the Lead Mining Heritage of Northern England
In: Georgian/Victorian Britain
By: Dave McFadzean
Jack the Ripper: History: Infamous Serial Killer Terrorized 19th Century London
In: Georgian/Victorian Britain
By: Scott Hayden
The survival of King Arthur: Why is a hero who almost certainly didn't exist still so powerful.
In: UK/Irish History
The Titanic Life of a Hero: A Man Who Lived Like the Main Character in a Boys' Adventure Story
In: UK/Irish History
By: Brian Baker
The Secret Shame of Penny Lane: The dark chapter of history behind the name of a famous street
In: Georgian/Victorian Britain
By: Brian Baker