'Flower-strewn memorials were part of British life long before the death of Diana, Princess of Wales', writes Christopher Howse in the Telegraph.
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Willis Fleming Historical Trust: June 2009 Archives'Shrines built while the First World War went on'
By on June 20, 2009
'Flower-strewn memorials were part of British life long before the death of Diana, Princess of Wales', writes Christopher Howse in the Telegraph.
 Street Shrines of the Great War
By on June 11, 2009
10 June 2009: 'Street Shrines of the Great War' talk with Professor Mark Connelly, University of Kent, author of 'The Great War: Memory and Ritual' (2002).
 Interpreting North Stoneham Park
By on June 3, 2009
30 May 2009: 'Interpreting North Stoneham Park' with 'Capability' Brown expert John Phibbs. and the Hampshire Gardens Trust.
 
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