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Learn about the history of Staffordshire as festival returns
The county's library, archives and museums teams are working together to create a programme of inspiring events
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Fascinating new Roman exhibition opens at Marston museum
The exhibition includes a copy of the rare Roman helmet made of iron, found in Northwich
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Gifted brothers from Anglesey throw light on the 18th century
A collection of letters in the British Library are a rich mine of information for Welsh historians
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Edwardian tile sells for £17k at Market Harborough auction
The 'standout' lot is an almost 4ft-wide plaster tile panel that features St George and the Dragon
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Leicester residents to get 'hands on' with human bones at British Science Festival
The University of Leicester's school of archaeology and ancient history will host 'Skeletal Secrets' this Saturday
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Runcorn author pens biography on 'eccentric' war hero who wore bowler hat under fire
Neil Thornton turns his attentions to the 'fascinating' character of Major Allison Digby Tatham-Warter in his latest book, packed with photographs, art and details of the major's life.
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The Unsinkable Hugh Williams - a true story?
An Anglesey urban legend suggests that a common name confers immunity to drowning in ferry accidents
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University of Leicester to hold series of public events to mark city’s migration history
The events will highlight the different communities within Leicester
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Dozens sign up to Roman archaeological dig coming to a Barnston Estate field
The ten-day dig is being organised by the Holt and Farndon Community Archaeology Project and is supported by the Holt Local History Society
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Secrets of historic Peak District hall revealed thanks to new tech
The free app allows users to see how the hall looked in its heyday, even when off-site
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Srebrenica Massacre to be remembered with Sefton town hall tributes
From today to July 11 Sefton Borough Council will be remembering the thousands of Muslim men and boys who were murdered on July 1995.
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University of Leicester seeks volunteers to help preserve oral history archives
The East Midlands Oral History Archive (EMOHA) has archived, collected and used oral history recordings for over 20 years.