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Althorp

Althorp é uma propriedade de campo em Northamptonshire, Inglaterra, localizada a 8 km ao noroeste do centro da cidade de Northampton. É o lugar onde está sepultada Diana, Princesa de Gales. Althorp, desde 1508, tem sido a propriedade principal da família Spencer e pertence atualmente a Charles Spencer, 9.º Conde Spencer, também conhecido por ser o irmão de Lady Di. História A mansão de Althorp originalmente tinha tijolos vermelhos da Era Tudor, mas foi radicalmente modificada durante o século XVIII, quando o famoso arquiteto Henry Holland foi comissionado para fazer mudanças extensivas. O interior da casa reúne uma impressiva e bela coleção de obras de arte, principalmente do flamengo Anthony van Dyck, além de móveis finos. O estábulo de cavalos da propriedade foi convertido numa exibição devotada à memória da princesa, onde há fotos, objetos pessoais e roupas da princesa, incluindo seu vestido de casamento. Segundo o irmão de Diana, todo o dinheiro arrecadado com a venda de tickets é doado para o Fundo Memorial de Diana, Princesa de Gales, que distribuí o dinheiro entre instituições de caridade apoiadas pela princesa em vida. Numa pequena ilha ao centro do lago da propriedade, o corpo de Diana está enterrado. A propriedade e a mansão estão abertos ao público durante os meses de verão (de 1 de julho até 30 de setembro), exceto no dia 31 de agosto, o aniversário de morte de Diana. A propriedade foi primeiramente aberta em 1953, por Albert Spencer, 7.º Conde Spencer, o avô de Diana, para minimizar os impostos. Ligações externas «Guia da BBC para Althorp» (em inglês)
Althorp

Vezi și Althorpe, Lincolnshire. Althorp (pronunție în engleză [ˈɔːlθɔrp] sau [ˈɔːltrəp]) este un domeniu de la țară și o casă impunătoare din Northamptonshire, Anglia, așezată cam la 5 mile nord-vest de orașul de provincie Northampton. Aceasta a fost casa strămoșească a familiei Spencer de la începutul secolului al XVI-lea și este acum în proprietatea lui Charles Spencer, al IX-lea Conte Spencer. În cadrul proprietății, se află fundațiile vechiului sat pierdut, satul Althorp, deasupra căruia a fost construită proprietatea. Averea familiei Spencer provine de la cel dintâi strămoș cunoscut, Sir John Spencer de Wormleighton, Warwickshire, care a cumpărat proprietatea Althorp în 1522 cu profiturile masive din creșterea oilor. La început, casa a fost construită din cărămidă roșie în stil Tudor, însă înfățișarea ei a fost schimbată complet în secolul al XVIII-lea, când faimosul arhitect Henry Holland a primit împuternicirea de a face schimbări majore. Interioriorul casei este în general considerat cel mai valoros lucru pentru că familia Spencer a strâns o colecție impresionantă de tablouri reprezentând portrete, inclusiv câteva tablouri pictate de maestrul flamand Anthony van Dyck. Grajdurile proprietății au fost transformate în expoziție dedicată memoriei Dianei, Prințesă de Wales și oferă un decor atractiv făcut din gresie, care echilibrează în mod eficient fațada impozantă a casei. Diana este ingropată pe o mică insulă, în mijlocul unui lac de pe această proprietate.
Элторп

Элторп (англ. Althorp) — фамильное поместье графского рода Спенсеров в Нортгемптоншире, Великобритания. Поместье открыто для посещений с 1953 года, и посетить его можно в период с 1 июля до 30 августа. История Поместье является собственностью семьи Спенсер с XVI века, когда в 1522 году его купил Джон Спенсер. Изначально господский дом был выстроен в краснокирпичном стиле Тюдоров, однако в XVIII веке его почти полностью перестроил архитектор Генри Холланд. Интерьеры дома украшены большой коллекцией картин (в том числе кисти Ван Дейка) и антиквариата, которая собрана семьёй Спенсеров. На территории поместья имелась собственная железнодорожная станция, которая действовала до 1960 года. В настоящее время поместье принадлежит Чарльзу, 9-му графу Спенсеру. В 1997 году на территории поместья, на маленьком острове посреди озера была похоронена Диана, принцесса Уэльская, урождённая леди Диана Спенсер. См. также Спенсер-хаус Примечания Ссылки Официальный сайт
Althorp

Althorp är ett gods beläget i Northamptonshire, England ägt av familjen Spencer sedan 1500-talet. Slottet var ursprungligen ett rött Tudorhus i tegel, men byggdes om radikalt under mitten av 1700-talet efter ritningar av Henry Holland. Prinsessan Diana växte upp på Althorp och har här även fått sitt sista vilorum. Slottets stallar har ändrats om till en utställning över hennes liv. Slott och park har öppet för allmänheten under juli-augusti. Bibliografi Spencer, Charles (1998) Althorp: the story of an English house , London, Viking Battiscombe, Georgina (1984) The Spencers of Althorp, London, Constable Externa länkar Wikimedia Commons har media som rör Althorp.
Елторп

Елторп (Althorp) — сімейний маєток графського роду Спенсерів у Нортгемптонширі, Велика Британія. Маєток відкрито для відвідувань з 1953 року, а відвідати його можна у період з 1 липня до 30 серпня. Історія Маєток є власністю родини Спенсер з XVI століття, коли в 1522 році його купив Джон Спенсер. Спочатку панський будинок був збудований в стилі Тюдорів, однак у XVIII столітті його майже повністю перебудував архітектор Генрі Голланд. Інтер'єри будинку прикрашені великою колекцією картин (деякі пензля Ван Дейка) та антикваріату, яка була зібрана сім'єю Спенсерів. На території маєтку була власна залізнична станція, яка діяла до 1960 року. Нині маєток належить графу Спенсеру. У 1997 році на території маєтку, на маленькому острові посеред озера була похована Діана, принцеса Уельська, до шлюбу леді Діана Спенсер. Примітки Посилання Офіційний сайт
Isles of Scilly Museum

The Isles of Scilly Museum is a museum in the Isles of Scilly, off Cornwall, England. As of 2025 the museum has no building but displays a selection of its collection in a range of locations on the islands. Collections The museum describes its collections as "extremely diverse, including material from many wrecks; a wild flower display (during the summer months); Romano-British artefacts; stuffed birds; local art and much more". They include Romano-British finds from the small island of Nornour, and the Bryher Sword and Bryher Mirror from the iron-age grave of the Bryher Woman, found on Bryher in 1999. History When storms in 1962 uncovered a collection of Romano-British artefacts on the island of Nornour, a group of islanders established a museum for their display, initially as a seasonal display in the Wesleyan Chapel. By 1967 they had raised funds and a museum building, with residential flats above, was built in Church Street, Hugh Town on St Mary's. The museum opened on 15 July 1967 and was visited by Queen Elizabeth II on 8 August 1967. It is run by the Isles of Scilly Museum Association, a registered charity. In June 2019 the Council of the Isles of Scilly, announced that "An engineer has assessed the building and advised that the ceiling of the museum poses a risk to staff and visitors", and in September 2019 the council informed the association that "because the Museum building was considered beyond practical and economic repair, Councillors had therefore agreed to seek vacant possession of the building with a view to its demolition." Temporary arrangements The museum has arranged the removal of its collections from the condemned building, and stored them in the Isles of Scilly Town Hall (an 1889 grade II listed building in The Parade, Hugh Town) and the Porthmellon Enterprise Centre. Several "Pop-up" exhibitions have been established on the various islands, under the title "Museum on the Move", and the front part of the Town Hall is in use as a Visitor Centre displaying some of the museum's greatest treasures, including Bryher Woman's sword and mirror. In 2021, the museum's curator, Kate Hale, told The Guardian: The priority in the short term was to get everything safe. The mid term is to keep the museum alive ... Museum on the Move is part of that. But we’re also planning for the long term, how we can build a new permanent museum and make sure it is the centre of cultural life on Scilly. We are ambitious and optimistic. Future As of 2023 there is a plan to develop the existing Town Hall building as the Isles of Scilly Cultural Centre and Museum. In December 2022, a National Lottery Heritage Fund grant was obtained to support the development of plans, with a view to having "Museum fit out complete and building fully open" in the winter of 2025–2026. References External links Official website Artworks at Isles of Scilly Museum, on the Art UK site "The Isles of Scilly Museum Association, registered charity no. 270055". Charity Commission for England and Wales.
Old Road Campus

The Old Road Campus is a University of Oxford site south of Old Road, in Headington, east Oxford, England. The Churchill Hospital, a teaching hospital managed by the Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, is to the south. Facilities Medicine The site is largely dedicated to medicine and includes the following: Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology NDM (Nuffield Department of Medicine) Research Building Target Discovery Institute Centre for Medicines Discovery (formerly the Structural Genomics Consortium - Oxford ) Henry Wellcome Building for Genomic Medicine Henry Wellcome Building for Molecular Physiology Offices of the Nuffield Professor of Medicine Henry Wellcome Building for Particle Imaging New Richards Building Centre for Tropical Medicine and Global Health Nuffield Department of Population Health, Richard Doll Building Cancer Epidemiology Unit Clinical Trial Service Unit National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit Big Data Institute (BDI) Medical Sciences Division (MSD) IT Services Old Road Campus Research Building Department of Oncology CRUK/MRC Oxford Institute for Radiation Oncology Institute of Biomedical Engineering Jenner Institute Bodleian Knowledge Centre (Library Services) Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research Oxford Centre for Immuno-Oncology Nuffield Department of Surgical Sciences Innovation Building Other facilities Old Road Campus Estates Annexe Quad Offices Site Security Services Nursery Car Park References
Alton Towers

Alton Towers es un parque temático del Reino Unido, que tuvo 2 millones visitantes en 2016, siendo el segundo más visitado del Reino Unido tras Legoland Windsor y el decimosegundo de Europa.​ Se encuentra al norte del pueblo de Alton, en Staffordshire, Inglaterra, en los terrenos de una casa de campo neogótica conocida como Alton Towers, hoy en estado de semirruina. Anteriormente se llamó Merrie England ("Alegre Inglaterra"). Algunas de las atracciones más conocidas son las montañas rusas Nemesis, Oblivion y The Smiler. Esta última con 14 inversiones, ostentando el récord en mayor número de inversiones en una montaña rusa. Atracciones por áreas temáticas CBeebies Land Big Fun Show Time CBeebies Land Photo Studio Charlie and Lola's Moonsquirters & Green Drops Get Set Go Tree Top Adventure Go Jetters Vroomster Zoom Ride In The Night Garden Magical Boat Ride Justin's House Pie-O-Matic Factory Numtums Number-Go-Round Octonauts Rollercoaster Adventure Peter Rabbit Hippity Hop Postman Pat Parcel Post Something Special Sensory Garden Tree Fu Tom Training Camp Cloud Cuckoo Land Cuckoo Cars Driving School Dark Forest Rita TH13TEEN Forbidden Valley Galáctica Nemesis The Blade Gloomy Wood Duel: The Haunted House Strikes Back Haunted Hollow Katanga Canyon Congo River Rapids Runaway Mine Train Mutiny Bay Battle Galleons Heave Ho Marauder's Mayhem Sharkbait Reef by SEA LIFE Wicker Man The Towers Hex - The Legend of the Towers Skyride Spinball Whizzer The Alton Towers Dungeon The Gardens The Towers X-Sector Enterprise Oblivion The Smiler Referencias Enlaces externos Wikimedia Commons alberga una categoría multimedia sobre Alton Towers.
Alton Towers

Alton Towers – kompleks rekreacyjny otwarty 4 kwietnia 1980 roku w Alton w Wielkiej Brytanii. W jego skład wchodzi m.in. park rozrywki, park wodny, centrum konferencyjne, hotele, restauracje, ogrody i inne. Strefy tematyczne Główną atrakcją kompleksu Alton Towers Resort jest park rozrywki podzielony na strefy tematyczne: Towers Street; Mutiny Bay; Katanga Canyon; Gloomy Wood; Forbidden Valley; Dark Forest; X-Sector; Adventure Land; CBeebies Land; The World of David Walliams; The Towers & Gardens. Atrakcje Kolejki górskie Czynne W 2026 roku w parku znajdowało się 11 czynnych kolejek górskich: Usunięte Do 2026 roku z 19 kolejek górskich zbudowanych w historii parku 8 zostało usuniętych: Przypisy Linki zewnętrzne Strona internetowa parku
Alton Towers

Alton Towers är Englands näst största nöjespark.[källa behövs] Den stora parken har inte bara vilda attraktioner utan också storslagna trädgårdar. Parken är uppdelad i olika områden, var och en med sitt eget tema. Det finns stor spridning när det gäller åkattraktioner, allt ifrån påkostade berg- och dalbanor till små barnåkturer. Åkattraktioner Berg- och dalbanor Air Beastie Nemesis Oblivion Rita - Queen of Speed Runaway Mine Train Spinball Whizzer Externa länkar Officiell webbplats
Gillian Lynne Theatre

Das Gillian Lynne Theatre (ehemals New London Theatre) ist ein Theater in London. Es liegt an der Drury Lane, Ecke Parker Street. Das Theater hat 1106 Plätze. Geschichte Das erste Theater an dieser Stelle wurde 1848 als Mogul Saloon eröffnet; es war auch unter dem Namen Mogul Music Hall bekannt und wurde 1851 in Middlesex Music Hall umbenannt. Seit dieser Zeit war das Theater auch als Old Mo bekannt. 1891 wurde an seiner Stelle ein neues Gebäude errichtet, das als Middlesex Theatre of Varieties eröffnet wurde. 1911 wurde es von dem bekannten Theaterarchitekten Frank Matcham umgebaut; 1919 folgte ein Umbau des Inneren und die Umbenennung in Winter Garden Theatre. In den 1930er Jahren wurde das Theater geschlossen, 1942 wiedereröffnet, 1959 aber endgültig geschlossen und 1965 abgebrochen. Das heutige New London Theatre wurde 1971–1972 von Paul Tvrtkovic, Sean Kenny und Michael Percival entworfen und am 2. Januar 1973 mit einer Produktion von Peter Ustinovs The Unknown Soldier and His Wife mit dem Autor in der Hauptrolle eröffnet. Es wurde als Theater und für Konferenzen genutzt. Bereits 1972 gastierte Marlene Dietrich hier. Es entstand eine der seltenen Konzertaufnahmen der Künstlerin, die unter dem Titel "An Evening with Marlene Dietrich" von der Bentwood Television Corporation produziert wurde. Ab 1981 wurde im New London Theatre über zwanzig Jahre lang das Musical Cats gespielt, das damit das am längsten gespielte Musical in der Geschichte des West End war. 1991 kaufte der Komponist des Musicals, Andrew Lloyd Webber, das Theater und benannte es 2018 nach Gillian Lynne, einer Choreografin und Musical-Regisseurin, die neben anderen auch mit Webber u. a. für Cats zusammen gearbeitet hatte. Es ist das erste Theater in London, das nach einer Frau benannt wurde. Wichtige Produktionen Cats (11. Mai 1981 – 11. Mai 2002) Umoja (6. September 2002 – 8. Februar 2003) Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (3. März 2003 – 3. September 2005) Blue Man Group (10. November 2005 – 24. Juni 2007) King Lear and the Seagull (14. November 2007 – 12. Januar 2008) Gone with the Wind (22. April 2008 – 14. Juni 2008) War Horse (28. März 2009 – 12. März 2016) Show Boat (9. April 2016 – 27. August 2016) School of Rock (22. Oktober 2016 – Ende offen) Verkehrsanbindung Die nächstgelegenen Stationen der London Underground sind Covent Garden und Holborn. Weblinks Gillian Lynne Theatre (Website des Theaters auf londontheatre.co.uk, englisch) Einzelnachweise
New London Theatre

New London Theatre is een theater, op de hoek van Drury Lane en Parker Street, in de wijk Covent Garden in Londen. Het theater is ontworpen door Paul Tvrtkovic, en opende zijn deuren op 2 januari 1973 met een productie van The Unknown Soldier and His Wife met Peter Ustinov. Tussen 1981 en 2002 was het de host voor de musical Cats en in die tijd werd het de langstlopende musical in de geschiedenis van West End. Het theater heeft in totaal 960 plaatsen, verdeeld over drie niveaus. Tot 2 september 2005 werd de langlopende musical, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, in het theater uitgevoerd. Deze show is op 10 november opgevolgd door de Blue Man Group. Bekende producties Cats (11 mei 1981 — 11 mei 2002) Umoja (6 september 2002 — 8 februari 2003) Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (3 maart 2003 — 2 september 2005) Blue Man Group (vanaf 10 november 2005) School Of Rock (musical) (vanaf 24 oktober 2016) Dichtbijgelegen metrostations Covent Garden Holborn
Stoney Littleton

Stoney Littleton ist eine der am besten erhaltenen jungsteinzeitlichen (4000–2500 v. Chr.) Megalithanlagen in England. Sie liegt südlich vom Weiler Wellow und von Bath im County of Avon in Bath and North East Somerset. Die Südost-Nordwest-orientierte Anlage des Typs Cotswold Severn Tomb besteht aus einem keilförmigen, über 30,0 m langen und vorne etwa 15,0 m breiten, fast drei Meter hohen Hügel, der an einem leichten Hang liegt. Der südöstliche trichterförmig eingezogene Vorplatz zeigt einen versteinerten Ammonitenabdruck im linken Türpfosten der Galerie. Dieser Stein ist offensichtlich hierfür speziell ausgewählt worden. Der Zugang wird von einem riesigen Sturz gekrönt. Wie bei Belas Knap wird der Hügel von zum Ende hin niedrig auslaufendem Trockenmauerwerk eingefasst. Restaurierungsarbeiten sorgten dafür, dass Besucher das Innere des Hügels mit der 16 m langen Galerie von stellenweise nur knapp über einem Meter Höhe besuchen können. Zu beiden Seiten der Galerie gibt es drei Seitenkammern und am Ende befindet sich die Kopfkammer. Es ist unbekannt, wie viele Tote in der Anlage begraben wurden, die im Jahre 1760 geöffnet und anschließend geplündert wurde. 1816 wurde sie ausgegraben, wobei eine beträchtliche Anzahl von Knochen gefunden und einige Brandgräber erkannt wurden. Siehe auch Thurnams Schädelrätsel Literatur J. X. W. P. Corcoran: The Cotswold-Severn Group: 1. Distribution, Morphology and Artifacts. In: Thomas George Eyre Powell, J. X. W. P. Corcoran, Frances Lynch, J. G. Scott: Megalithic Enquiries in the West of Britain. Liverpool University Press, Liverpool 1969, S. 13–72, hier S. 61. Timothy C. Darvill: The megalithic chambered tombs of the Cotswold-Severn region. An assessment of certain architectural elements and their relation to ritual practice and Neolithic society (= Vorda Research Series. Bd. 5). Vorda, Highworth 1982, ISBN 0-907246-04-4. Timothy C. Darvill: Long barrows of the Cotswolds and surrounding areas. Tempus, Stroud 2004, ISBN 0-7524-2907-8. Weblinks Beschreibung engl. Grundplan und Bilder Beschreibung engl. und Bild Beschreibung engl. und Bilder Beschreibung engl. und Bilder
Stoney Littleton Long Barrow

The Stoney Littleton Long Barrow (also known as the Bath Tumulus and the Wellow Tumulus) is a Neolithic chambered tomb with multiple burial chambers, located near the village of Wellow in the English county of Somerset. It is an example of the Cotswold-Severn Group and was scheduled as an ancient monument in 1882. It was one of the initial monuments included when the Ancient Monuments Protection Act 1882 became law. The chambered long barrow was built around 3500 BC. Excavations in the early 19th century uncovered bones from several individuals. The stone structure is about 30 metres (98 ft) in length and contains a 12.8-metre (42 ft) long gallery with three pairs of side chambers and an end chamber. Location and access The barrow is approximately 1.5 kilometres (0.9 mi) south west of the village of Wellow. It is on a limestone ridge overlooking Wellow Brook approximately 200 metres (660 ft) to the north and west of the barrow. It is surrounded by a rectangular grass area accessed via a stile and footpath from a car park at Stoney Littleton Farm. History Chambered long barrows were constructed during the Neolithic between 4000 and 2500 BC for the ritual inhumation of the dead. Stoney Littleton Long Barrow was probably constructed around 3500 BC. The tomb was first opened around 1760 by a local farmer to obtain stone for road building. The site was excavated by John Skinner and Richard Hoare in 1816–17, along with a labourer Zebedee Weston, who gained the entry through the hole which was made previously. The excavation revealed the bones (some burned) of several individuals. The mound was restored in 1858 by Thomas Joliffe. Some of the artefacts from the excavations are in the Bristol Museum & Art Gallery. It was scheduled as an ancient monument in 1882. Since 1884, the Stoney Littleton Long Barrow has been in state care, and is now managed by English Heritage who have provided an information board at the site. Further conservation work and a geophysical survey were carried out in 1999 and 2000 by the Cotswold Archaeological Trust. Description Severn-Cotswold tombs consist of precisely-built, long trapezoid earth mounds covering a burial chamber. The Stoney Littleton Long Barrow stands on a limestone ridge overlooking Wellow Brook and the village of Wellow. It is constructed from stone, including Blue Lias and Forest Marble quarried within an 8-kilometre (5.0 mi) radius. It is around 30 metres (98 ft) in length and 15 metres (49 ft) wide at the south-east end, it stands nearly 3 metres (10 ft) high. Internally it consists of a 12.8-metre (42 ft) long gallery with three pairs of side chambers and an end chamber. The passage and entrance are roughly aligned towards the midwinter sunrise. The roof is made of overlapping stones. There is a fossil ammonite impression decorating the left-hand doorjamb. Unusually, the barrow is not situated on flat ground and "looks as though it is sliding down the side of a hill." Gallery References External links "Stoney Littleton Long Barrow". English Heritage. Retrieved 9 August 2017. QuickTime Virtual Reality Video
Стоуни-Литлтон

Длинный курган Стоуни-Литлтон, (известный также как Bath Tumulus и Wellow Tumulus) — камерный каирн эпохи неолита с многочисленными погребальными камерами, близ деревни Уэллоу (Wellow) в графстве Сомерсет. Длина кургана составляет около 30 метров, ширина — около 15 метров на юго-восточной оконечности, высота составляет около 3 метров. Внутри кургана имеется галерея длиной ок. 12,8 м, с тремя парами боковых камер и одной конечной камерой. Левую сторону дверного прохода украшают окаменевшие аммониты. В ходе раскопок, которые проводил Джон Скиннер в 1816-17 гг, были обнаружены костные останки (некоторые обожжённые) нескольких людей. Реставрацию провёл в 1858 г. Т. Р. Джолифф. См. также Стоуни-Брук Литлтон Примечания Литература Stoney Littleton Long Barrow - Department of the Environment Guide Book 1982 . Bath and North East Somerset Council. Дата обращения: 15 марта 2008. Архивировано из оригинала 1 декабря 2007 года. Stoney Littleton Long Barrow . English Heritage. Дата обращения: 15 марта 2008. Архивировано 30 марта 2012 года. Ссылки Quick Time Virtual Reality Video
Stoney Littleton

Stoney Littleton är ett slott i Storbritannien. Det ligger i kommunen Bath and North East Somerset och riksdelen England, i den södra delen av landet, 160 km väster om huvudstaden London. Stoney Littleton ligger 72 meter över havet. Terrängen runt Stoney Littleton är platt. Trakten runt Stoney Littleton består i huvudsak av gräsmarker. Kommentarer Källor Externa länkar Wikimedia Commons har media som rör Stoney Littleton.