Sights in Great Britain

Churches in London

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A little further down the road from the smaller Church of St. Peter, we can see the most imposing church of St. John, noted for it

Churches in Manchester

St Ann’s Church

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Founded in 1709 and consecrated in 1712, this is a fine example of a neo-Renaissance church, but with a rather sober and austere a

Train Stations in Chester

Chester Railway Station

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The station was built between 1847 and 1848, and the building, designed by Francis Thompson, has been declared a Grade II listed m

Churches in Chichester

Chichester Chatedral

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Chichester, in West Sussex, was one of the stops on our cycling tour of the countryside that took us from London to Newhaven. The

Churches in Stirling

Stirling Baptist Church

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Stirling Baptist Church was established in 1805. It had its greatest influence during the nineteenth century. The current church w

Train Stations in London

Fruiterers Passage

Walking quietly beside the Thames, I came across a small passage between some buildings. Prudence might have made me think twice,

Squares in London

Marble Arch Place

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Between the many shops of Oxford Street and Hyde Park's Speaker's Corner lies Marble Arch. The arch has stood here since it was mo

Castles in Alnwick

Alnwick Castle

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Possibly one of the largest and best-preserved castles in the north of England, inhabited by its owners, the Dukes of Northumberla

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Castles in Torlundy

Old Inverlochy Castle

This Fort William landmark, Inverlochy Castle, is now in ruins but was one of the most important in the history of Scotland. Built

Churches in Fort William

Fort William Duncansburgh Macintosh Parish Church

This is one of the most historic buildings in Fort William, built in 1692 to house both the prison and the offices of the local sh

Castles in Glasgow

Mugdock Castle

Mugdock Castle was founded in the eighteenth century on the banks of Lake Mugdock, as the main seat of Clan Graham in what is toda

Churches in Richmond

St Mary Magdalene

On a very hot day, I turned down an alley in search of shade ... only to find this large church in a state of superb conservation.

Squares in Kendal

Market place - Kendal

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All British cities that boast of their history must have a market place, and Kendal is no exception. You'll find a market here, op

Churches in Stirling

Erskine Marykirk Church

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This is on one of the central streets in the historic area of the city, next to the Old Jail. Its original name was Mary Kirk. T

Churches in Oxford

University Church of St. Mary the Virgin

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The University Church of St Mary the Virgin is the largest parish church in Oxford. It is also the epicenter of the growth of the

Castles in Arundel

Arundel Castle

Bridges in London

Waterloo Bridge

As newcomers to London we decided to go to the London Eye and as we were relatively close we crossed Waterloo Bridge. We chose thi

Historical Monuments in London

World War I Memorial

One of the most beautiful, elegant and old parks in London was created by Henry III as his game reserve, this aristocratic garden