Tag: Musuem

• Chilterns A to Z

  

  Get to know the ghosts, they all have a story to tell.

  Mary Tebje

  22nd February 2018

  The Chilterns, Travel and Tourism, Travel blogging

  A to z, autumn, Berkhamsted, blogs, Boating, chequers, chilterns, church heritage, Countryside, Education, england, english, english history, Explore, families, farming, festivals, Follies, food, heritage, Hermits, Hitchin, industrial heritage, landscape, legends, leisure, Library, Musuem, myths, national trust, Photography, quirky, Rural, rural tourism, seasons, sense of place, snow, snowscape, summer, traditions, Travel, waterways, winter

• One Master, Three Books & 300 Boys

  

  Low-tech, quirky museums, often in intriguing buildings with windy stairs, dust and dated interior design, are to be treasured. The Chilterns has its fair share, most under the radar, unless you live on the same street, that is where they will probably remain.

  Mary Tebje

  3rd January 2018

  Chiltern Hills, sense of place, The Chilterns, Travel and Tourism, Travel blogging, Travel in England, Visit England

  blogs, british, British Schools Museum, chilterns, Education, england, english, families, heritage, history, Hitchin, industrial heritage, landscape, leisure, Library, Market towns, Museum, Musuem, rural tourism, sense of place, slow travel, The Chilterns, Tourism, traditions, Travel, Travel and Tourism, Travel blogging, travel guide, travel photography, travel to england, travel to the chilterns

• The Wormsley Library

  

  On a private tour of the Wormsley Library, we had 15 minutes. Never enough time in any library in my view, so taking a deep breath, I had to be on my toes to ensure I at least covered off the key contents

  Mary Tebje

  4th December 2017

  Anne boleyn, antiques, blogs, british, Caxton, cricket, english, farming, Garsington Opera, history, HM the Queen, landscape, leisure, Library, Musuem, Red Kites, rural tourism, seasons, Shakespeare, Sir Paul Getty, Sir Paul Getty’s Ground, slow travel, The Chilterns, Tourism, traditions, Travel, Travel and Tourism, Travel blogging, travel photography, William Caxton, Windsor Castle, Wormsley Estate, Wormsley Library

• National History at its Victorian Best

  

  “Mama, Papa, I’m going to make a museum…” The historic market town of Tring is a busy, growing commuter town within easy reach of London and within the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Located on the original Akeman Street – a major Roman road in England that linked Watling Street with the Fosse Way, […]

  Mary Tebje

  15th November 2017

  Chiltern Hills, Travel in England

  blogs, Chiltern Hills, chilterns, Chilterns countryside, church heritage, Days out, english, english history, Explore, industrial heritage, landscape, Library, Market towns, Musuem, myths, national history museum, national trust, Photography, rothschild, rural heritage, rural tourism, seasons, sense of place, slow tourism, slow travel, The Chilterns, traditions, Travel, travel and leisure, Travel and Tourism, Travel blogging, travel guide, travel photography, travel to england, travel to the chilterns, tring, victorian museums