I love the soft lustre of salt glaze pottery. Garden flowers in a sweet little jug found at Kyre Park Antiques Barn, Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire #Worcestershire

I feel very privileged to be a trustee of this extraordinary historical site.

Great Britain declared war on Germany #OTD 1914. My grandad died. My mum’s stepdad was in for 4 years and came back to a life selling matches. My husband’s 2 great uncles died and his grandad seriously wounded and in hospital for 6 months. Lest we forget

Sounds good to us! Even if you don't embark on a full #OnePlaceStudy, finding out more about an ancestral neighbourhood or community can enhance your understanding of your forebears' lives, and further your #FamilyHistory research.

The History Hub's #SundayShot is this lovely view of Bridge Street, #Chester. Our records date the image as circa 1954, although we think it may be earlier looking at the cart!

Hard going and I had to resort to the 50p boxes at the flea market today but I did eventually manage to bag a reasonable haul #postcards

Good afternoon everyone 😀heading up to White Tor. Yesterday’s wonderful walking along beautiful Derwent Edge 💚 #PeakDistrict

Bycliffe Road is part of an ancient trackway that can still be followed from Wharfedale to Nidderdale and beyond to Fountains Abbey and Masham. There are the remains of a Roman camp next to this route near to Malham Tarn. Image David Brown CC BY-SA 2.0

Happy Civic Holiday! to those who celebrate in #Canada In Toronto it’s also known as “Simcoe Day” named in honour of John Graves Simcoe, first Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada & founder of York, now Toronto, as capital of Ontario #Flowers #MagentaMonday #MyGarden #GardeningX

For #BenchmarkMonday a nice clear cut ⏫ at East Bergholt church, well worth a look inside as well as admiring the benchmark😉

Good morning everyone wishing you a safe and peaceful week ahead 😀wonderful views from Derwent Edge this weekend. Looking over Ladybower Reservoir. Win Hill in the background 💚 #PeakDistrict

I Wear the Mask, 2024 #Alphabetchallenge #WeekFforFaces #monochrome #bnwphotography #blackandwhitephoto #photographylovers #photooftheday #PositiveVibes #travelphotography #photos #walkingforhealth #gardens #sculptures #trees

I didn’t have this card of the 8.4m tall menhir of Men-Marz in Brignogan (Finistère) for inclusion in volume 3. It is quite a dramatic close view of the menhir with three women in traditional bonnets providing animation. It was published by J. Krien in Lesneven (now in volume 9).

Hello Monday! The #fruit on this #painting looks good enough to eat! Produced as a #postcard for the Victorian Birmingham Health Food Co, it is very realistic! The artist was Oliver Clare 1853-1927 a member of a family known for their still life #art. Guessing the PC is c1909 😀

Today's postcard from Paris. La Place Vendome.

Good morning! Do you recognise any people, places, or events in today's #MysteryImageMonday compilation? Do let us know!

Britain’s best high street revealed “Eastgate Street in Chester was ranked third” Third? Third?!! 🤯 thetimes.com/article/a04754…