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Article: Preview PM Gallery showcases Second Nature: The influence of environment on fashionMoving off the catwalk and into the wilderness, PM Gallery presents a journey through fashion’s love affair with nature, featuring designers Donna Karan, Giles Deacon and Zandra Rhodes.16 May 2013
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Article: Preview Lazarides and Robert Del Naja aka 3D present the art of Massive Attack in: Fire SaleShown together for the first time, a London retrospective looks at the artworks spawned by British trip-hop artists Massive Attack during the past two decades.15 May 2013
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Article: Interview Curator's Choice: Ciara Phipps on colourful court shoes at Newcastle's Discovery MuseumFind out about a pair of shoes which were handmade in Paris for a dancer during the 1920s but illustrate a design style still prevalent in swish footwear almost a century on.14 May 2013
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Article: News in Brief Design Museum launches pop-up garden in The Tank over the River ThamesContaining designs by leading contemporary artists, a new pop-up garden will provide a haven for visitors at the Design Museum as part of an Anglo-Swiss partnership.10 May 2013
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Article: Preview Maurizio Anzeri creates photo-sculptures in solo show commissioned by ChapterMaurizio Anzeri creates imagined identities from found photographs and abstract embroidery as part of Diffusion, Cardiff's Biennial International Photography Festival.10 May 2013
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Article: Preview Richard Nott paintings join St Michael's Church for Artists' Open Houses in BrightonHaving originally worked for the famous Valentino fashion house in Rome, artist Richard Nott's show in one of Britain's finest churches is a survey of exotic dresses.07 May 2013
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Article: Preview United Micro Kingdoms (UmK): A Design Fiction at the Design Museum in LondonThe new show at the Design Museum offers a selection of interrogative perspectives on a fictional United Kingdom and the imaginary infrastructure of emerging technologies.02 May 2013
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Article: Preview Boris Aronson and the Avant-garde Yiddish Theatre Kiev entertain the Ben Uri GalleryFeaturing the works of the son of the Rabbi of Kiev who became an acclaimed New York theatre design via Moscow, Paris and Berlin, the Ben Uri's new show is a dramatic one.25 April 2013
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Article: Preview Galvanize Festival of Contemporary Metal shows off talent and innovation of SheffieldTaking over some of Sheffield's most inspiring venues during May, the steel city's programme of displays, activities and workshops is a metal festival with a difference.24 April 2013
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Article: Preview Kaffe Fassett Comes to Wales via Lampeter's Welsh Quilt CentreKaffe Fassett's array of bold rainbow patterned quilts represent the internationally-renowned textile artist's first exhibition in Wales.12 April 2013
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Article: Feature Curator's Choice: Karen Snowden on a stylish maternity dress in ScarboroughThe Head of Collections at Scarborough Museums Trust tells us why a "wonderful, beautiful" dress from 1790 still looks comfy today.11 April 2013
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Article: Preview Sudley House marks 100 years of social change and fashion in Twentieth century ChicVivienne Westwood, Stella McCartney, Christian Dior, Yves St Laurent and more star in a show of style and social change at Liverpool's Sudley House.22 March 2013
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Article: Review Wowie Bowie: The V&A does blockbuster with David Bowie is...The V&A's David Bowie is...spine tingling stuff says Richard Moss, as he takes a trip back to the seventies and the days of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars.20 March 2013
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Article: News Design Museum calls on public to create new piece of furniture for summer exhibitionMembers of the public have been given an open brief to create a new piece of furniture, with the winning design from a public vote becoming part of a major display.19 March 2013
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Article: Preview Redesigning Fashion - How to Change the World in Style at Stockport's Hat WorksThe Hat Works Museum harks back to the make-do-and-mend days of the 1940s for a stylish look at resourceful fashion, featuring designs by acclaimed milliners and stylists.19 March 2013
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Article: Interview Curator's Choice: Lucy Cooper on a wedding dress made out of metal in SheffieldThe Museums Sheffield Curator of Metalwork tells us about a mesh dress made for the current Designed to Shine: 100 Years of Stainless Steel show at the Millennium Gallery.14 February 2013
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Article: Feature Curator's Choice: Rosemary Harden on Fifty Fabulous Frocks at Bath's Fashion MuseumA 200-year-old showstopper and an Ossie Clark dress known from a David Hockney painting as we take a look at the sartorial greatest hits from a glitzy new exhibition.05 February 2013
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Article: Preview Giant Katy Perry and Kimberley Walsh prop joins Shoe Heaven at Southend Central MuseumThere are shoes from the 14th to the 21st century in a well-heeled show in Southend. But a giant sole used on stage by Katy Perry and Girls Aloud catches the eye.05 February 2013
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Article: Preview Anna Karenina to Yves Saint Laurent: Fashion Museum's Fifty Fabulous FrocksBath's world-renowned Fashion Museum is about to open a glamorous exhibition after two years of research. Downton Abbey and Dame Vivienne Westwood feature.30 January 2013
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Article: News Design Museum opens permanent collection ahead of move to KensingtonPhone boxes, postboxes, glitzy fashion, lamps and the London 2012 logo all feature in the new permanent display at the Design Museum.30 January 2013
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Article: Preview The Culture24 Crystal Ball: The top UK Art exhibitions beyond London in 2013Hockney returns to the Walker in Liverpool, Henry Moore pops up everywhere, Jeremy Deller heads out on tour and the Fry Art Gallery has another trump card up its sleeve. Make a visit to a gallery your new year resolution.31 December 2012
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Article: Preview The Culture24 Crystal Ball: Top Art exhibitions in London for 2013Culture24 editor Richard Moss begins his look at 2013's top exhibitions by exploring some of the best art exhibitions happening in London.28 December 2012
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Article: Preview Sheffield's Millennium Gallery explores Ruskin's landscapes with absorbing tour of artSheffield's Millennium Gallery is the setting for an exciting exhibition of landscape art inspired by the writings and beliefs of John Ruskin.17 December 2012
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Article: News Ambitious York Art Gallery project gets £3.5m funding boost from LotteryThe £8 million development of York Art Gallery as a centre for studio ceramics has been given a boost by a £3.5 million grant from National Lottery through Arts Council England.14 December 2012
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Article: Preview In Pictures: The V&A's new Furniture GalleryThe first gallery ever to unite the V&A's majestic furniture collection opens this weekend, featuring exhibits from across history and the world.29 November 2012
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Article: Feature Curator's Choice: The Hidden World of Baroque Cabinets at The Holburne Museum in BathElaborate ebony exteriors, intricate marquetries, Oriental porcelain and secret drawers as we find out about four star exhibits from a cabinet of curiosities in Bath.14 November 2012
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Article: Preview Discover England’s Green and Pleasant Land at The Fan Museum in GreenwichThe Fan Museum is displaying 80 examples of 17th and 18th century fans depicting formal city squares, stately houses, and idyllic scenes of rural life in England.28 September 2012
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Article: Preview REACT showcase previews the future of heritage sites at Watershed in BristolSix digital technology projects developed by museums, cemeteries, theatres and parks as part of the Heritage Sandbox project are showcased this weekend in Bristol.27 September 2012
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Article: Preview Jean-Luc Moulène: photography, sculpture, drawing and a new film at Modern Art OxfordModern Art Oxford is hosting a major solo exhibition of celebrated French artist Jean-Luc Moulène with an eclectic collection of works from the 1990s to the present.26 September 2012
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Article: Preview 7 Designers for Seven Dials at London Design Festival: In PicturesSeven designers have created works referencing the history of the Seven Dials shopping village in Covent Garden for an aerial display above streets of London.21 September 2012
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Article: News An iPhone and a coffee pot: Designers choose time capsule objects for new Design MuseumA time capsule buried in the foundations of the new Design Museum building in Kensington features objects nominated by leading figures in the world of design and architecture.18 September 2012
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Article: Preview Addressing the Need: PM Gallery shows graphic design legacy of the Eames OfficeA London exhibition on the graphic design work of husband and wife team Charles and Ray Eames features the furniture, toys, sculptures and films of a 40-year career.14 September 2012
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Article: Preview Grosvenor Museum pays tribute to the work of Robin Ironside: Neo-Romantic VisionaryThe display remembers Robin Ironside as a painter, illustrator, designer, writer and curator, and one of the most individual artists working in mid-twentieth century Britain.14 September 2012
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Article: Review One thousand artists from 100 countries gather for World Event Young Artist 2012The 10-day festival in Nottingham includes a packed programme of exhibitions and events which showcase the work of up and coming young artists from all around the world.11 September 2012
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Article: News V&A reveals more details of its major David Bowie exhibition for Spring 2013Move over Kylie and Annie Lennox - the V&A is planning the first major international retrospective of the career of David Bowie in a show planned for March 2013.04 September 2012
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Article: News in Brief iPad Tours launched at Penrhyn Castle in Wales uncover secrets from the site's historySpecially-created electronic tours of the historic property and its grounds will shed light on some of the more unusual aspects of the Penrhyn story.23 August 2012
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Article: Review Space-age technology reveals hidden secrets behind world masterpieces in COFORM projectThe University of Brighton shows off the results of a new 3D scanning project, developed to record artefacts and question the history that lays behind them.09 August 2012
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Article: Preview Bulgarian Prints emerge from monastaries behind the Iron Curtain at Creation Fine ArtsCreation Fine Arts is mounting the first UK showing of a 41-piece Bulgarian collection by artists including Michail Petkov, Irma Vodeva and Todor Ovcharov.03 August 2012
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Article: Preview Public prepare to step inside as William Morris Gallery and Gardens reopen in WalthamstowThe Georgian mansion where designer William Morris once lived is set to reopen - complete with a Grayson Perry tapestry - following a £10 million transformation.31 July 2012
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Article: News V&A gets green light and funding for ambitious Exhibition Road projectThe V&A's plans to transform its boiler yard into a tranquil courtyard, ushering people from the bustle of Exhibition Road into a new, state of the art underground gallery, has been given the green light.11 July 2012
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Article: Preview In Pictures: Olympic Posters at Tate BritainScreen prints and lithographs of the posters for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games are being displayed at Tate Britain as part of the London 2012 Festival.29 June 2012
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Article: Preview Career of printmaker and publisher Ron King celebrated in display of books in ChichesterPallant House showcases the work of the founder of Circle Press, who has collaborated with more than 100 artists, poets and writers during his career.07 June 2012
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Article: Preview Watershed digital creativity centre marks 30th Birthday with 30-hour long eventThe team behind Bristol's media studio and cultural cinema is marking the date with a programme showcasing art, television and creative work all made in the city.07 June 2012
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Article: Interview Curator's Choice: Zoë Hendon of MoDA chooses a Silver Studio fabric designZoë Hendon of the Museum of Domestic Design & Architecture (MoDA) discusses the appeal of a Silver Studio design for a 1930s dress fabric.16 January 2012
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Article: Preview Master of Celtic art: the designs of George Bain at the Scottish National Gallery in EdinburghA previously unseen exhibition of the work of George Bain, the father of modern Celtic art, goes on display at the Scottish National Gallery in Edinburgh.16 November 2011
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Article: News Tracey Emin, Howard Hodgkin, Chris Ofili and friends unveil Olympic and Paralympic Games artA dozen high-profile artists have made posters backing the Olympic and Paralympic Games, organisers of the accompanying London 2012 Festival have announced.04 November 2011
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Article: Interview Curator's Choice: Liverpool curator Alyson Pollard on a Victorian lady's pair of bootsPristine boots hinting at votes for women and equal rights in the Lady Lever Art Gallery's Finishing Touch fashion show.16 June 2011
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Article: Interview Curator's Choice: Abby Potter on Vivienne Westwood Shoes at the Bowes MuseumAbby Potter, of the Bowes' new display of Vivienne Westwood shoes, picks her favourite pair and tells us about the show.10 June 2011
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Article: Interview A talk on the wild side with Marcus CoatesDuring our interview with artist Marcus Coates, we discuss shamanism, charlatanism, art, humour and nature. But as Mark Sheerin discovers, no badgers were available for comment.10 March 2010
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Article: Trail Monks, knights, peasants, merchants - a Medieval trailThis trail is a guide to some of the places in Britain where you can find out about all things medieval, from the monks' plainsong to King Richard III's reputation and the Peasants' Revolt.11 June 2008
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Article: Trail Explore London's smaller museums and galleries with the Discover London TrailsDiscover London trails link smaller museums and galleries with other attractions in the capital via easy to print out half and full day trails.29 March 2008
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Article: Trail V&A dress collections and sexual identityA talk about the ways the V&A use the dress collection to consider issues of sexual identity, particularly LGBT identity and dress.03 September 2007
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Article: Trail Known Homosexuals - Lesbian History In The ArchivesA trail developed for Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender History Month that looks at where to find and search for lesbian histories in archives in England and Wales.12 February 2007
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Article: Trail A History Of Enlightenment- Buddhism In LondonBuddhist London includes dozens of different cultures and traditions - We've picked out a few places where you can explore the history, art and precepts of the faith.29 January 2007
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Article: Trail Disability In The 18th Century - A National Portrait Gallery TrailA tour of the National Portrait Gallery showing eighteenth century sitters with disabilities including John Wilkes, Samuel Johnson, and Handel.29 November 2006
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Article: Trail The War Years Through The Eyes Of A Child In ManchesterThe Blitz in Manchester is still a clear memory for John Hackett, who has sent in this reminiscence of the Second World War, when he was growing up, using Storymaker.31 August 2006
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Article: Trail Leonardo In Oxford: A Da Vinci Trail Around The University MuseumsSteeped in history and academia, where better to learn more about Leonardo da Vinci than Oxford? This new trail is a quick tour of the Da Vinci highlights of Oxford.21 August 2006
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Article: Trail The National Trust Top Ten Picnic Spots For SummerThere's no better way to celebrate summer than packing a picnic and chilling out with family and friends - especially when your picnic spot is magically beautiful.28 July 2006
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Article: Trail Hidden Treasures: LondonTake a look at fascinating objects in London museums. As featured in the BBC series People's Museum.11 July 2006
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Article: Trail Hidden Treasure Trail 1 - The People's Museum In LondonTake a look at fascinating objects in London museums. As featured in the BBC series People's Museum.15 May 2006
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Article: Trail Hidden Treasure Trail 10 - The People's Museum In Northern IrelandDiscover fascinating objects in the museums of Northern Ireland. As featured in the BBC series People's Museum.15 May 2006
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Article: Trail Hidden Treasure Trail 11 - The People's Museum In The North East of EnglandDiscover fascinating objects in the museums of the North East. As Featured in the BBC TV series People-s Musuem.15 May 2006
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Article: Trail Hidden Treasure Trail 12 - The People's Museum In ScotlandDiscover fascinating objects in the museums of Scotland. As featured in the BBC series People's Museum.15 May 2006
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Article: Trail Hidden Treasure Trail 3 - The People's Museum In The South WestDiscover fascinating objects in the museums of the south west. As featured in the BBC series People's Museum.15 May 2006
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Article: Trail Hidden Treasure Trail 4 - The People's Museum In The East Of EnglandThe People's Museum - take a look at some intriguing objects found in the museums of the East of England. As featured in the BBC series People's Museum.15 May 2006
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Article: Trail Hidden Treasure Trail 7 - The People's Museum In YorkshireDiscover fascinating objects in the museums of Yorkshire. As featured in the BBC series People's Museum.15 May 2006
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Article: Trail Hidden Treasure Trail 8 - The People's Museum In LiverpoolDiscover fascinating objects in the museums of Liverpool. As featured in the BBC series People's Museum.15 May 2006
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Article: Trail Hidden Treasure Trail For OxfordDiscover fascinating objects in the museums of Oxford. As featured in the BBC series People's Museum.15 May 2006
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Article: Trail Hidden Treasure Trail For The South EastDiscover fascinating objects in the museums of the south east. As featured in the BBC series People's Museum.15 May 2006
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Article: Trail The Greatest Briton - On The Trail Of Isambard Kingdom BrunelBridges, tunnels, passenger ships, docks, railways and... gardens! Brunel built them all. To celebrate his bicentenary we take a tour of the engineer's diverse projects.05 April 2006
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Article: Trail What Did The Jews Do For Us? A History Of The Jews In NorwichSarah Morley looks at Norwich's Jewish heritage a link that dates back to medieval times and accounts for several historic parts of the city.27 February 2006
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Article: Trail Explore Family Friendly Museums & Galleries In The Thames ValleyFrom the River and Rowing Museum in Henley to the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, the Thames Valley boasts some of the finest museum and gallery collections in the UK.18 February 2006
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Article: Trail Arts & Crafts Trail: Victoria And Albert Museum, Greater London And The South 01 January 2006
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Article: Trail Reminiscences Of A Childhood In Wartime BrumDon Owen shares his memories of growing up in Sparkbrook, Birmingham, during World War II.01 December 2005
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Article: Trail Digging Up Contemporary Archaeology In SheffieldContemporary Archaeology examines our perception of the landscapes - and streetscapes - around us, as this trail of urban Sheffield explains.21 November 2005
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Article: Trail VE Day 60 Years: Steel For Ships, Planes & Tanks - Sheffield Industry In World War TwoSheffield's 1930s steel industry had been in the doldrums, but the rush to rearm in the lead up to the Second World War soon had her furnaces running at full capacity, with the city providing an invaluable contribution during the conflict.20 June 2005
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Article: Trail VE Day 60 Years: Leeds - A Manufacturing City During WartimeA trail developed in partnership with Leodis, an online photographic archive from Leeds Library and Information Service, looking at life in Leeds during World War Two.18 May 2005
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Article: Trail VE Day 60 Years: A Soldier's Life - The Army In World War TwoDuring World War Two British and Commonwealth soldiers saw action across the globe, in Europe, North Africa, and the Far East. This trails looks at UK museums examining the army's role in the conflict.29 April 2005
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Article: Trail Amazing Art And Astounding ArchitectureStarting and finishing in Georgian London, this trail round the City and the City Fringes takes you from historic buildings to 21st century tower blocks, past historic churches, via impressive art collections and the world's biggest city museum.03 November 2004
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Article: Trail A Rebellion Of Substance And Style: The Arts And Crafts TrailThe Arts and Crafts Movement was a rebellion of substance and style: a strong social and moral purpose marks its continuing relevance.01 November 2004
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Article: Trail The Great North East: Escomb Church in Bishop AucklandThe first in a series of articles exploring the history and heritage of County Durham looks at Escombe Church in Bishop Auckland.15 October 2004
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Article: Trail Take A Ball Of Chalk Round London's East EndThere's more to the East End than cockney rhyming slang. From contemporary art at the Whitechapel Gallery to the streets that inspired Dickens, take a walk round the diverse mix of old and new on this trail of locations and museums that can be seen in half a day.12 October 2004
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Article: Trail Great Architecture And 400 Years Of Maritime HistoryLocated in a picturesque setting on the River Thames and home to the Prime Meridian, Greenwich is a stunning World Heritage site.28 September 2004
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Article: Trail Scotswood Road PubsThis intimate memory of Scotswood Road in Newcastle was sent in by Mark, who used the City Heritage Guide's Storymaker program to input it. Pictures from Jimmy Forsyth's wonderful photographic record of the area, made famous in his Side Gallery exhibitions and book, are included to set the scene visually.15 September 2004
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Article: Trail Birmingham's Back To Backs Further ExploredRoslyn Tappenden takes a closer look at the National Trust's latest property - the city's last remaining back to back housing - and talks to some former residents.10 September 2004
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Article: Trail Children's Express - Exploring Slavery At The Merseyside Maritime MuseumChildren's Express journalists Emma Dennis-Edwards (16) and Rheaz Liburd (16) visit Liverpool to explore a pivotal centre for black historical development and awareness.08 September 2004
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Article: Trail Children's Express: Whenever I Say I'm From BirminghamChildren's Express journalist Jon Hudson explains that no matter who you are or where you are from, you won't feel out of place in Birmingham.07 September 2004
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Article: Trail The 'My Brighton And Hove' History TrailThis extensive tour of historic Brighton was developed in partnership with My Brighton and Hove, one the UK's best local history websites.06 September 2004
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Article: Trail Mersey Maritime Heritage: From The Ferry To Titanic And BeyondSailors, slaves, trade and television - this city married to the sea has seen these and much more over the centuries. Read all about the times and tides of the river and the docks in our Mersey Maritime Trail.01 September 2004
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Article: Trail Exploring Leicester's Architecture - The Goddard TrailGet to grips with the Goddards and find the key to all sorts of architectural styles in this informative trail round Leicester.06 August 2004
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Article: Trail Birmingham's Canal Network - In Brindley's FootstepsRoslyn Tappenden takes a walk round the canal networks in central Birmingham and looks at the history of Brindley, Telford and the building of the city's canal network.05 August 2004
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Article: Trail Two Cities, One River - Newcastle And Gateshead Heritage TrailRoland Hancock ventures into Newcastle and Gateshead to discover the twin pillars that underpin the history of the twin cities...read on to find out more05 August 2004
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Article: Trail Leeds Industrial Heritage TrailFrom Kirkstall Abbey to the Royal Armouries, the story of industrial Leeds is not only one of mills and forges, but of almost 1000 years of human endeavour.03 August 2004
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Article: Trail The Leodis Photographic Tour Of Central LeedsWelcome to the Leeds local history section. If you have photographs, histories and memories we can help you build them into online history trails that tell the story of your community. To get you in the mood we have asked the Leodis archive - the online photographic archive of Leeds to put together a trail of buildings and locations of the city centre.03 August 2004
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Article: Trail Brunel: Bristol's Brilliant EngineerA tour of the city owes a good deal to this great Victorian, who went west to convalesce, built an astonishing bridge, some great ships and the floating harbour as well.29 July 2004
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Article: Trail D-Day 60th Anniversary: Normandy 60 Years OnWe finish our series of features marking the 60th anniversary of D-Day with a look at some of the locations and museums in Normandy today.04 June 2004
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Article: Trail The History Of Whitehawk in Brighton - Part TwoWhitehawk was an area known for its allotments and pig farms in the 1920s but today consists of tower blocks and boasts a marina. In part two find out about this dramatic transformation.26 May 2004
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Article: Trail Prince George's Culture Club - A Trail Through Regency BrightonFrom the Prince Regent's mistress to the architect buried under Tesco, a walk through Brighton and Hove offers Regency treasures aplenty.23 April 2004
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Article: Trail Arts And Crafts Trail: Cheltenham, the Cotswolds, Midlands and Lake District 01 January 2004





