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This medieval English village is known as one of the most well-preserved historic settlements in Britain as it is owned entirely by the National Trust, but this charming countryside village is still bustling with life and is likely to be recognised by big Harry Potter fans.

Locals believe that the National Trust, which owns pretty much every building in Lacocks historic centre, including 88 tenanted houses and the abbey, has lost interest in the village.

The a href= http://raclinmurphymuseum.nd.edu target= _blank Raclin Murphy Museum of Art /a at the University of Notre Dame announces A History of

Who got there first? Talbot and his rival Daguerre created similar chemical processes, but only one can claim to be the real pioneer, a new exhibition demonstrates

While Louis Daguerre is seen as the father of photograph, Englishman William Henry Fox Talbot made first negative

Using a massive camera obscura, British artist Richard Learoyd engages with the traditional painting genres like still lifes and portraits.

The Royal Society King’s Medal in gold awarded to Sir John Frederick William Herschel, KH, FRS (1792-1871), one of the great British scientists o

'Pretended' Family Relationships, by photographer and queer activist Sunil Gupta, has joined Museum of London collection.

'Pretended' Family Relationships, by photographer and queer activist Sunil Gupta, has joined Museum of London collection.

Today, the a href= http://www.museumoflondon.org.uk target= _blank Museum of London /a announces that the photography series Pretended Family Re