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Genealogy

Britain in the 1800's -Informative and well written, page outlines life in Britain in the reign of Queen Victoria, the site itself contains a great deal of useful genealogical information.

BMD Certificate exchange - offering free exchange on unwanted Birth, Marriage and Death Certificates.

Certificate Exchange - Exchange unwanted birth, marriage and death certificates.

The Clan Duncan Society An interesting site on the history and genealogy of the Clan Duncan, one of the oldest names in Scotland. Based in the Scottish Highlands, the Clan Duncan Society's primary purpose is to bring together all those with the surname Duncan and associated names.

Scotland's Family -The new Scottish genealogy portal for everyone researching their Scottish family ancestors.  Our aim is to point you to free on-line data and information.

Cornish Forefathers - Useful Genealogy links

Census Finder - A Directory of Free Census Records 

Roots Search - Genealogy Portal Online.

Cyndi's List a comprehensive directory of genealogy sites on the internet.

Royalty

The World of Royalty - royal history, news, and books.

My England Travel Guide Page contains a chronological chart of Kings and Queens of England.

Regnal Chronologies - A highly interesting and informative site.

The Royal Chef - the website of Darren McGrady, royal chef to the Queen and Princess Diana.

Mandy's British Royalty - This British Royalty website is dedicated to the life and work of Queen Elizabeth II and the Royal Family.

Royalist Online A guide to the royal genealogy of Britain. As its name suggests, the core of the web site is a "royal list": a database that provides biographical details of thousands of individuals who have either belonged to, or been connected with, the royal family of England and Scotland during more than 1,000 years of history.

Marilyn's Royal Blog - An occasionally humorous, always informative blog about British royalty.

Literature

William Wordsworth A biography of the great poet

The Internet Shakespeare Editions -contains over 3000 pages ranging from scholarly, fully annotated texts of Shakespeare's plays to multimedia explorations of the context of Shakespeare's life and works, as well as records of his plays in performance.


Castles

Birdoswald Roman Fort -A guide to Birdoswald Roman Fort on Hadrian's Wall.

Carlisle Castle -A guide to the great medieval border fortress of Carlisle

Conway Castle -Magnificent Conwy Castle, built by Edward I and described as 'One of the great fortresses of medieval Europe'.

Caernarfon Castle -built by King Edward I, following his conquest of Wales.

Dolbadarn Castle - the stronghold of Llywellyn the Great and the native Princes of Wales.

Dolwyddelan Castle -the birthplace of Llywellyn the Great.

Harlech Castle-a World Heritage inscribed site, founded by Edward I.

Kendal Castle -reputed birthplace of Henry VIII's sixth wife, Catherine Parr.

Pendennis Castle -built by King Henry VIII from 1540-1545, as a coastal defence against the French.

Pendragon Castle -Mallerstang Dale, Cumbria

Penrith Castle, Cumbria, once occupied by Richard III

Restormel Castle -Home to Edward, the Black Prince

Tintagel Castle -Spectacular thirteenth century castle which occupies the site of an earlier Dark Age fort, reputed to have been the birthplace of the legendary King Arthur.

Trematon Castle- A twelfth century shell-keep, probably founded by Robert, Count of Mortain, half-brother of William the Conqueror.


History

Prehistoric Sites

Prehistoric Megaliths in Cornwall

Prehistoric Megaliths in Cumbria

Prehistoric Megaliths in Snowdonia

The Dark Ages

The Legends of King Arthur Arthurian legends in mysterious Cornwall

Hadrian's Wall which marked the northernmost border of the Roman Empire

Medieval History

The Alliance of Medieval and Renaissance Empires - a nationwide non-profit organization which provides a forum for learning about the Renaissance and Middle Ages.

Dan's Medieval Center - An eclectic listing of informational sites, mostly regarding Medieval European history and culture.

The death of Edward I at Burgh by Sands

The Wars of the Roses - Detailed information on the Wars of the Roses, including battles, warfare, Richard III and other important people.

The Medieval Combat Society - a medieval reenactment group. The object of the Society is to have fun whilst entertaining the Public and generate an interest in British history.

Medieval Weaponry A comprehensive online shop selling all things medieval and historical.

The Medieval Europe Directory -Useful search engine covering Medieval Europe

Tudor History

Tudor History - Containing lots of information on the Tudor Dynasty

Tudor Dynasty - the magazine of the Tudors

Elizabeth I - Information on the life and reign of Queen Elizabeth I, including biography, quotes and chronology.

Elizabeth Tudor -interactive website on Elizabeth I

Lady Anne Clifford -A biography of the Tudor north country heiress

Kendal Castle - the birthplace of Henry VIII's sixth wife, Catherine Parr.

Shap Abbey The history of Shap Abbey, dissolved by Henry VIII.

Henry Tudor - Go and see a real working Henry VIII in action. There you will find 180 questions answered, 200 kits for children to make and 100's of pictures of Henry VIII in the 21st century.

Threads - The reincarnation of Anne Boleyn, the well written William Faulkner Competition finalist for best novel. Website contains a lot of interesting Tudor facts.

Edward Tudor - the website of Edward VI

Mary Tudor - Interesting and well written site on the life and times of Mary Tudor.

Mary Tudor - interactive website of Mary I

Mary, Queen of Scotland - illustrated website of Mary Stewart, Queen of Scots

Lady Jane Grey - Lady Jane Grey, the nine day queen

Lady Jane Grey Internet Museum - Highly interesting site containing a large collection of images of Lady Jane Grey and her life experiences.

Lady Jane Grey Reference Guide- A useful site containing a great deal of reference information on Lady Jane

Some Grey Matter - A highly informative website on Lady Jane Grey.

General History

A history of Cumbria- History of the county of Cumbria, the site includes sections on the historic buildings, castles, stately homes and prehistoric sites in the county.

A history of the Welsh Language or Cymraeg, a form of ancient Brythonic Celtic

Heritage Britain A Historic journey around Great Britain including the Channel Islands and The Isle of Man

History Home - If you are interested in English History then this site is for you.

The Website of Drummond Window The Queen's Body Guard of the Yeomen of the Guard

The Great Fire of London -Interesting account of the Great Fire of London.

TimeTravel-Britain - your online destination for historic Britain.


Directories

A Comprehensive and Interesting Web Directory - Add your sites on a Comprehensive Interesting Web Directory to get thousands of relevant visitors daily and increase your traffic and help to grow your business.


Travel and Accommodation


England Travel Guide: Information on England UK Travel. Trains, Buses, Cambridge, Bath, London & other cities. Travel information on Europe.

Pictures of England: Explore the beautiful english countryside, picturesque villages, and historic towns of England.

Nights in the Past - Stay where the great figures of history have lived and rested. Hotels, inns and other accommodation of historic importance throughout the UK. Go time travelling...

Gerstone Hotel - Small hotel in Newquay, Cornwall, UK.

Highcastle Hotel - A fine nineteen bedroom establishment in Stonehaven, Scotland.

Crewe Hall Conference Facility in Cheshire The early 17th century Crewe Hall is the most prestigious conference venue in Cheshire. Only 7 minutes from the M6, Crewe Hall is ideally located for events and conferences for 2 to 370 delegates.

Central London Hotel Blair Victoria offering comfortable budget accommodation in Central London.

London Hotel Airways Bed and Breakfast Hotel in London UK offering budget hotel rooms in central London Victoria terminal England. We offer bed breakfast hotel rooms in Britain

UK Studentlife Study, work or travel in the UK. British culture and life


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