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Knaresborough Castle: The Yorkshire cliff-top ruin which was once a stronghold of medieval kings - Vimarsana News

Knaresborough Castle: The Yorkshire cliff-top ruin which was once a stronghold of medieval kings

Now a ruin, this fortress perched high on a cliff overlooking the River Nidd was once a stronghold of medieval kings.

Medieval Stalingrad: why the seige of Calais was so critical in the Hundred Years' War - Vimarsana News

Medieval Stalingrad: why the seige of Calais was so critical in the Hundred Years' War

Edward III’s siege of Calais was a pivotal moment in the Hundred Years’ War. Dan Jones argues that it bears comparison with one of the most brutal clashes of the modern era

Historical Objects: The Bees of Childeric I - Vimarsana News

Historical Objects: The Bees of Childeric I

Objects made in previous centuries hold great power over us today. Whether it is admiring the stunning craftsmanship of people who lived long ago in much harsher times but still wanted to create something beautiful, or forging a connection between people whose lives were so different to our own and yet used the same everyday…

Merlin Rocket River Championship during Bourne End Week at Upper Thames Sailing Club - Vimarsana News

Merlin Rocket River Championship during Bourne End Week at Upper Thames Sailing Club

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How the ordinary seaside resort of Bognor Regis became a royal town (even though the king hated it) - Vimarsana News

How the ordinary seaside resort of Bognor Regis became a royal town (even though the king hated it)

The British map is littered with places whose names sing enthusiastically of royal significance, and each has a tale to tell