The teams of men and women at Eastcote, Britain’s code-breaking center, who were vital in saving Western civilization during WWI.
Parsons, piracy, and pints play along Kent’s southern coast.
London’s blue plaque scheme sprinkles historical markers around the city to mark where famous and historical people were born, lived or worked... including 20 Americans.
A medal awarded to those who 'perform acts of conspicuous courage and bravery' here is just a short history of some of the heroes who earned it.
Join Jim Corbett as he reminisces about his previous life as a soldier in the British Military.
From the market town of Chipping Campden to the World Heritage city of Bath - taking in the exhilarating landscape and sheep-dotted pastures.
Have you heard of these British ghost towns?
Let's take a look at some of Britain's finest explorers.
Liverpool is best known as the home of The Beatles, but there's more to the city than that. Join us as we take a trip through Merseyside.
Five regiments of British Foot Guards have the privilege of protecting the King. These are the soldiers who get to wear those imposing bearskin hats.
Cornwall’s Penwith Peninsula has what may be the finest coast in all of Britain: nearly 40 miles of continuous, unbroken sea cliffs, with fine sand beaches washed into narrow cuts, and water the deep turquoise of the Bahamas.
Philip Sidney talks to BHT about his family estate, Penshurst Place, and how it feels to truly live, and preserve, the history.