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Who was St Edmund, the first Patron Saint of England?

St Edmund was once at the very heart of England’s story. Before anyone in this country had heard of St…
English Slaves: How, When and Why It Happened – The Hidden History of England

The Forgotten Story of English Slaves Most people in England know something about the Atlantic slave trade and enslaved Africans…

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Snapshots capturing England’s past and present moments side by side.

An ancient stone doorway is enveloped by large, tangled tree roots. The intricate carvings on the doorway suggest historical significance, while the roots create a dramatic, natural frame. The scene evokes a sense of mystery and timelessness.

A building facade with a decorative sign reading 'The People's Story' showing a figure holding a scroll. The structure has an old-fashioned clock tower with spires in the background, and the sky is bright blue.

A detailed stone carving depicting a mythological scene with figures holding weapons, possibly from an ancient epic or storytelling. The characters exhibit dynamic poses, suggesting action and movement.

Intricate stone carvings depict a series of human figures in traditional attire, framed by ornate columns. The structure showcases detailed craftsmanship with multiple layers of sculpted figures, highlighting a historical or cultural narrative.

Text from a book page featuring paragraphs of narrative or dialogue related to characters such as Jotham and Abimelek. The focus is on storytelling elements and biblical references.

A heart-shaped metal sign with cut-out letters spelling 'OUR STORY' is mounted on a dark wooden fence. The metal has a blue-green patina, contributing to a rustic aesthetic.

A group of people are in a cultural or historical indoor setting with earthy-toned walls adorned with maps and fabric hangings. Shelves display pottery and souvenirs. A table and chairs are in the foreground. Several individuals are interacting, taking photos, and observing the surroundings.

A group of people dressed in historical military attire, featuring red coats and metal helmets, stand in a grassy field. They are holding long wooden pikes and a large flag with a red lion emblem and the words 'God Save the King' written on it. The background includes trees and a cloudy sky, suggesting an outdoor reenactment or event.

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