History
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- Gainsborough's House
- The museum and gallery of the birthplace of Thomas Gainsborough located in Sudbury, Suffolk, and includes information on the site, collections, exhibits, and events.
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- Harewood House
- English country estate offers tours of its state rooms, art collections, and gardens. Includes a virtual tour, events, programs, hours, admission rates, and directions to the location in Leeds.
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- Jane Austen's House Museum
- The house where she wrote and revised her famous novels including Pride and Prejudice with information on the history, location, maps, events, and news located at Alton, Hampshire.
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- Sudley House
- Home of Victorian ship owner, merchant and art collector George Holt and his family. Displays include eighteenth and nineteenth British paintings. Liverpool, England.
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- The Amersham Museum
- A local history museum based in a 15th century half-timbered house with general information and images.
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- The Dickens House Museum
- Dickens's 19th century home in London, now preserved as a historic house museum.
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- The Folly
- A 17th century house close to the centre of Settle in the heart of Yorkshire's Craven Dales.
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- The Handel House Museum
- 18th century house where George Frideric Handel lived for 36 years until his death in 1759. Restored to reflect the life and times of the composer. Hours of operation and directions to London location.
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- The Regency Town House
- The architecture and social history of Brighton and Hove between the 1780's and 1840's.
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- The Sherlock Holmes Museum
- Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson lived at 221b Baker Street between 1881-1904, according to the stories written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
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- Lougheed House
- A mansion, carriage house, and gardens built in 1891, a 2.8-acre estate on a public park known as Beaulieu Gardens with a gift shop, events, and schedule located at Calgary, Alberta.
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- Historic Houses of New England
- Offers guide to 17th, 18th, and early 19th century houses open to the public. Includes photos and descriptions.
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- Amberley Museum, West Sussex
- Displays industrial history through historic buildings, working exhibits and demonstrations of craft skills. Collections; site tour via an interactive map; visitor information.
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- Beamish: The North of England Open Air Museum
- Set over 300 acres of countryside in county Durham, the site vividly recreates life in Northern England in the 1800s and 1900s. Covers the social, agricultural and industrial history of the region.
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- Black Country Living Museum
- Heritage of the heart of industrial England, with recreated buildings from the 19th and early 20th centuries brought to life by costumed demonstrators. Tour via interactive map.
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- Chiltern Open Air Museum
- This museum at Chalfont St Giles, Bucks. Rescues and re-erects historic buildings from medieval to modern. Its collection includes a cottage of around 1600, and a variety of 19th-century buildings.
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- Geevor Tin Mine, Cornwall
- Closed as a working mine in 1990, it is now a preserved mining site and museum managed by Pendeen Community Heritage. Includes history and visitor information.
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- Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse
- At a former workhouse at Gressenhall visitors can see recreations of craftsman's workshops, a bakery, shop and cottage. The farm is stocked with rare East Anglian breeds and worked with horses.