Today's image from the Historic England Archive is a fantastic 1947 aerial view of St Pancras Station. The station opened to the public #OnThisDay in 1868. You can discover more railway stations from the air with our Aerial Photo Explorer👇 historicengland.org.uk/images-books/a… #Railway200

The R F Warner Collection was photographed in the early 20th century but the photographer and locations are unknown. Do you recognise this church? We're asking you to help identify the photos, share memories, and enhance the records - more here 👇 flickr.com/groups/histori…

Today's image from the Historic England Archive is a view towards Micklegate Bar, York. This amazing photograph was taken circa 1853! You can enjoy more paper negative photographs from the Archive's Paper Negatives of Yorkshire Collection👇 historicengland.org.uk/images-books/p… #Yorkshire

Today's image from the Historic England Archive shows a railway company horse drawn carriage outside the Star and Garter Royal Hotel, Victoria Street, #Wolverhampton. You can see more historic photographs from our Wolverhampton Collection👇 historicengland.org.uk/images-books/p… #Archives

Today's image from the Historic England Archive is a 1947 view of Hebden Bridge, Calderdale. The cobbled lane is called The Buttress and leads down to The Hole in the Wall pub. Discover more great views from our Walter Scott Collection👇 historicengland.org.uk/images-books/p… #HebdenBridge

Today's image from the Historic England Archive is a view towards New Bridge, spanning the River Thames. Constructed in limestone, it is the most complete medieval bridge in #Oxfordshire. See more from our Henry Taunt Collection👇 historicengland.org.uk/images-books/p… #MaterialsMonday

Today's image from the Historic England Archive is a night time view of the cooling towers at Eggborough Power Station, North Yorkshire. The coal-fired power station was completed in 1967. It closed in 2018. See more Archive views of #Eggborough👇 historicengland.org.uk/images-books/p… #Power

Today's image from the Historic England Archive is a view of the former Renault Building in #Swindon. Did you know that it featured in the 1984 James Bond film 'A View to a Kill'? Designed by Norman Foster, it was listed Grade II* in 2013👇 historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-li… #JamesBond

This photograph from the Arthur William Hobart Collection, photographed c1920-1940, remains unlocated. It could be in #Devon or #Somerset, or somewhere else entirely. Can you suggest a location? #ArchiveDetectives #ArchiveMystery #AerialPhotography

Today's image from the Historic England Archive is a view of The Monster public house on the St George's Row in #Pimlico, London. This albumen print dates from the 1880s. You can discover a whole host of different Archive 'monsters'👇 historicengland.org.uk/images-books/p… #EYAMonsters

This photo was taken in the early 20th century but the location and photographer are unknown. We're asking for your help to catalogue the R F Warner Collection. Can you help - share memories, suggest locations and enhance records. See more here 👇 flickr.com/groups/histori…

Today's image from the Historic England Archive is an aerial view of the remains of Egglestone Abbey in County Durham. Built by the River Tees it was founded for the Premonstratensian order, or 'White Canons', who were a community of priests rather than monks. #EgglestoneAbbey

Today's image from the Historic England Archive shows the 1723 Neptune Statue standing at the junction of Victoria Street and Temple Street, Bristol in 1941. It moved to St Augustine's Parade in 1999. Discover more Archive Neptunes👇 historicengland.org.uk/images-books/p… #Bristol #Neptune

Today's image from the Historic England Archive shows the drawing room at Gunavah, Liverpool, the home of Mrs Vlasto. The interior design was by Turner, Walker & Son. The photograph was taken #OnThisDay in 1892. See more Archive images of Gunavah👇 historicengland.org.uk/images-books/p…

Today's image from the Historic England Archive shows the entrance to the Royal Theatre Cinema, #Torquay, Devon. It was photographed #OnThisDay in 1935. In 1937 it was renamed the Odeon Cinema. See more from our John Maltby Collection👇 historicengland.org.uk/images-books/p… #HistoricCinemas

The R F Warner Collection was photographed in the early 20th century but the photographer and locations are unknown. Do you recognise this font? We're asking you to help identify the photos, share memories, and enhance the records - more here 👇 flickr.com/groups/histori…

The Tees Transporter Bridge was officially opened #OnThisDay in 1911. This photograph shows the bridge in May 2025. See more photos of the bridge here 👇 historicengland.org.uk/images-books/p… #Middlesbrough #AerialPhotography

Today's image from the Historic England Archive is this great view from 1980 of the dugout and main stand at the Crown Ground, home of Accrington Stanley. That season, Stanley won the Cheshire League Second Division. historicengland.org.uk/images-books/p… #AccringtonStanley #FootballGrounds

To mark #OxfordshireDay, today's image from the Historic England Archive shows a game of 'living bridge', played on the lawns of Faringdon House during the 1906 Faringdon Flower Show. See more Archive images of Oxfordshire👇 historicengland.org.uk/images-books/p… #Faringdon #Oxfordshire

Today's image from the Historic England Archive shows the Empire Theatre in London's Leicester Square in September 1916. The long queue of people are probably waiting to see the musical "Razzle-Dazzle!". See more photos of the Empire Theatre here 👇 historicengland.org.uk/images-books/p…