Tag: Medieval History
History Bite: St William of York at St Albans
St. Albans Cathedral is one of those fantastic buildings that doesn’t get the attention that it deserves. It looks quite magnificent from the outside, but it gets brushed off quite a lot. However, it is a treasure trove of hidden history and is a must-see. […]
History Bite: St. Margaret’s Chapel
Edinburgh Castle is a fairly large fortress. Sitting on a rock above the city, the Castle is emblematic of Edinburgh. However, it saw some particularly difficult sieges and wars. Much of the Castle was destroyed in the fourteenth century when Robert the Bruce waged war. […]
History Bite: The Round Church in Cambridge
As you could imagine, Cambridge is lousy with chapels and churches. I know many people that get bored very quickly with seeing churches, but I could visit every church I come across and be quite the happy historian. (I would love a map of just […]
March 2016 History Round Up
Although history is in the past, it keeps happening and changing! Each month I’m going to bring you news and happenings in the world of history, hopefully with a good range of locations and time periods. And now to begin with Ancient Egypt!
New History Round Up- 9 February 2016
1-2 times a month, I am going to be posting a round up of all of the historical news happening in the world! I will try my hardest to make sure that they are interesting to the general public, and not only specialist historians with […]





