Each issue we investigate the most ghostly places to visit. Here we take a look at the dark side of Nottinghamshire

It is nothing new to turn a large private collection of classics into a museum, though it is less common in the UK and Europe than the USA (where the tax benefits can be considerable). Even so, to do

These days, there’s a lot of talk about the politics of personality, but standing in an extensive cave system near West Wycombe, we were transported to a time when politics was at the centre of a scen

Creativity in wartime, a Swedish mission to rescue Holocaust victims and tours of an iconic British warship

Without the generosity of one remarkable man, Sir James Roberts, the Brontë Parsonage Museum might never have come to be. Roberts’ own rags-to-riches story sounds like something from a book. He was bo

The wave of gold fever in Cripple Creek-Victor (1893-1910) came decades after Colorado’s official gold rush (1858-1861), but it was no less bountiful. Within just a few years, the area had transformed