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Starting 31st March HE Midlands will officially be tweeting via @HistoricEngland. Follow us over on the national page to stay up to date with our regional news.
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ALT View of people carrying furniture and moving into a new 'Easiform' house on the Patchway estate. Reference: JLP01/01/055/74
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Fantastic presentations @BCUPGCEPrimary #History #ITTs - following #HeritageSchools CPD explored heritage around schools. Diverse areas & themes: Smethwick, Ipsley, Streetley, Wolves, farming, orphanage, mining, brewing, ammunition works. Ace! @damienne_clarke @HistoricEngland
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Congratulations to Wigley Primary School Chesterfield for their Heritage Schools Award @HistoricEngland @HE_Midlands . With the help of their local community they collected stories from their locality which were made into a film and book which will be treasured for a long time.
Historic England worked with @warkspolice to help secure a conviction for illegal metal detecting. These crimes have consequences, depriving the public of important historical material and causing damage to protected sites.
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ALT Site of Brinklow Castle in the village of Brinklow near Rugby
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With @cllrjimoboyle and @cllrdavidwelsh Cabinet members of Coventry City Council to see amazing restoration of Coventry’s mediaeval Guildhall, here in the historic kitchens.
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Congratulations to Penny Acres Primary School, Holmesfield for achieving your Heritage Schools Award. From Spanish Flu, to Belguim refugees to Victorian Gothic writers, to name but a few, you really explored the story of your locality! @HistoricEngland
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Many thanks Mark, Kauser &Clinton @sandwellcouncil for tour of #Wednesbury to see #HSHAZ #ConservationArea Really interesting walk - fine buildings & lots of architectural details. Look forward to planning #HeritageSchools training for #SandwellTeachers @HE_Midlands @Multistory
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Healthy peatlands can play a role in tackling climate change and are a rich natural and historic resource.
Find out more in our latest research magazine ⬇️ historicengland.org.uk/whats…
Celebrated ceramicist Clarice Cliff's story takes centre stage in the film The Colour Room. A great excuse to look at archive images from the Potteries, where she launched her ground-breaking Bizarre range.
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@ClariceCliffCom
#ceramics
#artdeco
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Well done students & Art Dept @sellyparkgirls First opportunity, so far, to see student work inspired #DycheCollection Fantastic art work!
Thanks to @BrumLordMayor & all guests who attended. @sampad_arts @HE_Midlands
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Congratulations to @KrishnaAvantiPS #Leicester
Their school is a beautiful building with many original features and a long and fascinating history. Thanks to the hard work and enthusiasm of their teachers, their pupils now explore different aspect of that history from year 1-6
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It’s been an interesting but chilly afternoon recording historic pubs in Boston for our #InnsOnTheEdge project @HistPlacesLincs @HE_Midlands – at Boston, England
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We've been out and about in Boston with our #InnsOnTheEdge project. You can follow our journey and share your memories of the historic pubs we visit here 👇 @HE_Midlands letstalk.lincolnshire.gov.uk…
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Eleanor Coade successfully adapted a secret formula to manufacture an elegant artificial stone.
This ‘Coade stone’ became widely used in some of the country’s finest buildings, sculptures and monuments.
Read more ⬇️ heritagecalling.com/2021/11/…
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Personal grooming was important to the Romans. These tweezers from #Richborough date to the 1st-2nd century and would have been part of a toilet set that included a nail cleaner and an ear scoop. #FindsFriday @EnglishHeritage @HistoricEngland
ALT Hands holding a set of Roman copper-alloy tweezers.
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Historic England and @CoventryBID, in partnership with @Coventry2021, have launched the new Reflections programme as part of the city's #TheShowWindows series.
The new artwork by @echodeltamoon takes over windows in the city centre.
Find out more ➡️ bit.ly/30oD0DO
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On the east face, the panel shows artillery in action and the lintel is inscribed ‘FOR KINDRED’, and the plinth ’PALESTINE’. #HistoricHighStreets, @ConservationLtd and @OA_Architecture. #lestweforget2021 (5/5)
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On the south face the relief panel shows a wounded soldier on a stretcher being tended with the words ‘FOR FREEDOM’ on the lintel and ‘FRANCE’ on the plinth. #HistoricHighStreets, @ConservationLtd and @OA_Architecture. #lestweforget2021 (4/5)
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On the west face it shows the Arethusa. Having sunk a German warship, it is sending out its boats to rescue survivors. On the lintel below is inscribed ‘FOR HOMELAND’ and the plinth ‘GALLIPOLI’. #HistoricHighStreets, @ConservationLtd and @OA_Architecture. #lestweforget2021 (3/5)
