What does NMR stand for?

National Monuments Record (UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

VisitorInfo For more details about the history of this site, visit the National Monuments Record maintained by English Heritage at www.

Mystery adventure at medieval moat; AWalkInThePark GRAHAM YOUNG ...

Data will be collated from the National Monuments Record, the relevant county and local Historic Environment Records and Sites and Monuments Records, along with various other local and national sources.

Identifying archaeological sites most at risk from climate change ...

The National Monuments Records for England, Scotland and Wales also hold records including photographs and surveys of many buildings of historic or architectural interest.

Home in on your family history

This house is featured in the Merchant Palaces exhibition at the reopened Sudley House, Mossley Hill, Liverpool, organised with English Heritage Picture: BEDFORD LEMERE, National Monuments Record, Photo Ref BL15775

TIME OUT: LOOKING BACK

English Heritage has dipped into a treasure trove of seaside photographs from the 19th Century onwards from the collections of the National Monuments Record.

Seaside survives ebb and flow of history

It's as much a part of our inheritance as castles and stately homes, which is why it is so appropriate that English Heritage has just brought out the book Seaside Holidays In The Past, a heavily illustrated book that draws on some splendid evocative photographs from their collection in the National Monuments Record.

Oh we do like to be beside the seaside

THIS picture of a coachman at Farnborough Hall in south Warwickshire is one of more than 20,000 images made public for the first time by the National Monuments Record.

Photos offer peek into the past

Trawling through English Heritage's national monuments record - a database of every single archaeological excavation made since the 18th century - he kept finding references to Roman remains unearthed in neighbouring streets.

Digging up London's past