Frogmore Mill is the world's oldest mechanised paper mill. The first successful machine for making paper (the Fourdrinier machine) was installed and operated here in 1803, starting paper's industrial revolution. Still a working paper mill today, we are open to the...

The Museum spans that very small period in history in which the technological revolution took place. The items on display represent the evolution of electrical, electronic and warfare technology between the period 1850 and 1980.

Welcome to Beaufort Court, the innovative low-carbon head office for RES. The office development uses up-to-the minute sustainable building techniques, high standards of energy efficiency and several types of clean, renewable technology designed to provide our heat,...

Gorhambury House is a fine neo-Palladian house, built in 1777 - 84 to the designs of Sir Robert Taylor. In the Middle Ages the Gorhambury estate, lying near the site of the vanished Roman city of Verulamium, belonged to St Albans Abbey.

The Dacorum Heritage Trust is the Accredited museum organisation for the borough of Dacorum, based at the Museum Store in Clarence Road, Berkhamsted. The Museum Store is the home of over 67,000 objects relating to Berkhamsted and the surrounding areas,...

Vast swathe of beautiful woodlands and chalk downland at the north end of the Chiltern Hills.

This £27 million project was conceived by Clive Farrell, a butterfly fanatic and lepidopterist whose dream was to create a tribute to the butterfly and a dedicated centre of learning for the preservation of this fragile and beautiful species. The project was...

Verulamium Museum is an award-winning museum of everyday life in Roman Britain. Events include living history by Legion XIIII every second weekend of the month

This historic and enchanting Tudor Manor House is set in the charming estate village of Chenies in Buckinghamshire overlooking the Chess valley.

This romantic ruin is all that remains of the Tudor mansion built around 1560 by Sir Richard Lee, a soldier and royal engineer, granted the land by Henry VIII in 1540. Sir Richard Lee died in 1575. Whether his son continued with the work is not known because it was...