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The Battle Of Copenhagen
It's time for a challenge! Who is up for it? Who fancies a challenge? Simply read the following 'On This Day' and have a crack at answe more...
It's time for a challenge! Who is up for it? Who fancies a challenge? Simply read the following 'On This Day' and have a crack at answe more...

Homeschooling? Or Know People Who Are?
So it's time for some family fun. Simply watch the video below and post your answers to these questions in the comments section, and have fun! P more...
So it's time for some family fun. Simply watch the video below and post your answers to these questions in the comments section, and have fun! P more...

The Warren Safety Helmet Test
This rather comical photo was taken in 1912, and contrary to popular belief on the internet it isn’t a man testing a new prototype of American F more...
This rather comical photo was taken in 1912, and contrary to popular belief on the internet it isn’t a man testing a new prototype of American F more...

Good Game, Good Game. Didn’t He Do Well?
This photo features Sir Bruce Forsyth, one of Britain’s great entertainers, appearing on Sunday Night at the London Palladium in 1961, and didn& more...
This photo features Sir Bruce Forsyth, one of Britain’s great entertainers, appearing on Sunday Night at the London Palladium in 1961, and didn& more...

The Heritage Fund Helps Us In Our Amazing Mission
We would love to give some massive recognition to 'The Heritage Fund'.
Mid-way through last year, The History Project had an more...
We would love to give some massive recognition to 'The Heritage Fund'.
Mid-way through last year, The History Project had an more...

Live Show - Thursday 27th February
'The History Project' team will be returning to the stage in January with another fantastic line up of live entertainment. We hope to see yo more...
'The History Project' team will be returning to the stage in January with another fantastic line up of live entertainment. We hope to see yo more...

Metal Detecting History School Experience Hornbeam School
What better way to teach history than to enable the children to find, clean and research it themselves.
This is the first of a 10 part more...
What better way to teach history than to enable the children to find, clean and research it themselves.
This is the first of a 10 part more...

The Brown Lady Of Raynham Hall
This photo is one of the most famous of all supposed ghost photographs from history. It was taken on September 19th, 1936 when Country Life magazine more...
This photo is one of the most famous of all supposed ghost photographs from history. It was taken on September 19th, 1936 when Country Life magazine more...

The Princess Who Changed Perceptions
This beautiful photo was taken on April 25th, 1991 at the Hospital Universidade in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The image features Princess Diana shaking more...
This beautiful photo was taken on April 25th, 1991 at the Hospital Universidade in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The image features Princess Diana shaking more...

A Tudor Christmas By Karen Davies
The timing of Christmas has its roots in paganism. Pagans celebrated the winter solstice, believing that in the darkness of winter, the sun would retu more...
The timing of Christmas has its roots in paganism. Pagans celebrated the winter solstice, believing that in the darkness of winter, the sun would retu more...
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