Today's image from the Historic England Archive shows a vibrant floral capital at Great Malvern Station, Worcestershire. The station was built in 1861-1862 and the sculpture and metalwork designed by William Forsyth.
See the List Entry👇
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We're hosting public talks and tours at The Engine House, Swindon, on Thursday 1 May and Wednesday 16 July. Visit us to find out about the Archive of England's historic environment and to see our environment-controlled store.
Bookings can be made here👇
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As part of our Heritage Open Day offer on Saturday 9th September, you can go on a free tour The Engine House, previously the GWR Headquarters and the Archive. Book here: https://t.co/sdKe9sY2ZB
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We're open for Heritage Open Days this year! #HODs
Join us at The Engine House in Swindon on Saturday 9 September for creative activities, behind-the-scenes tours, and talks about archaeological illustration.
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Opening today! A display of 20 Archive photographs of Swindon in 1957 by Andor Gomme.
See them for free at Swindon Central Library throughout June and July.
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We've just finished installing our Andor Gomme display at Swindon Central Library. Thanks @SwindonLibrary for giving us the opportunity to exhibit these great images of 1957 #Swindon!
The display is open to the public from Thursday 1 June until the end of July.
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