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[Georgian]

In a BBC History Magazine book 100 Places that Made Britain, David Musgrove asked historians to nominate key sites in Britain's story. Here, Chris Whatley, professor of Scottish history at the University of Dundee, nominates Fort George, Inverness: ‘Where you can see how the British state responded to the threat of internal rebellion’

Visit Lincoln: Steep Hill © Alamy
Daytripper
[Roman]] [[Invaders]] [[Norman]

Julian Humphrys battles up Lincoln’s steep streets to discover a historical gem.

Peover Hall
Footsteps
[Tudor]

This Tudor manor house of Peover Hall features magnificent stables and once housed General Patton

Jackfield Tile Museum
Footsteps
[Victorian]

Jackfield Tile Museum shows how Shropshire once tiled the world

St Fagans: Celtic roundhouses © Jessica Ramthun
Footsteps
[Prehistoric]] [[Stuart]

St Fagans is one of Europe's best open-air museums

Arundel Castle
Footsteps
[Norman]] [[Medieval]] [[Tudor]] [[Stuart]] [[Georgian]] [[Victorian]

Arundel Castle is a gem of Victorian gothic revival that is set among Norman and medieval fortifications