Type of Walk: Historical Figures

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'He was elected to the National Executive of the Labour Party in 1944 and became Minister of Hea ...
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'Betsi Cadwaladr (also known as Beti Cadwaladr and Betsi Davis) worked as a nurse in the Crimean ...
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The Bishop Bennet Way 'is named after William Bennet (4 March 1745 - 1820), Bishop of Cork and R ...
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'The Bonnie Prince Charlie Trail project not only allows history buffs to retrace the steps of B ...
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'A waymarked route from Ashbourne to Derby to celebrate the 60th anniversary (1995) of the formation ...
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These short Walks are respectively around and about: Chirnside, Cove, Duns, Eyemouth and Nor ...
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'The Boudicca Way is named after the legendary warrior Queen of the Iceni, whose tribes once inh ...
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'This land of contrasts stretches from the historic port of Whitby, with its ancient clifftop abbey, ...
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'The Darwin Town Trail takes you to the significant places around the town that influenced a you ...
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'The seven-mile-long walk, charted by 90 plaques set in the ground, takes you within sight of fa ...
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'1. Bloomsbury ... 2. Soho ... 3. Holborn and Westminster ... 4. City of London ... 5. Hampstead ... ...
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'The Elgar Walk takes you on a gentle stroll through the streets of Worcester which Elgar knew f ...
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'The route of about six miles starts from the A6 at Whatstandwell and goes via Holloway, Lea, Dethic ...
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'Fred Perry is one of Stockport's most famous sons and was born in Portwood in 1909. He won the ...
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'People from all over the world come to Lower Bemerton to see St. Andrew's, the little church op ...
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'We know that Holst walked in Cranham Woods and that his mother’s family had property there. We ...
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'1066 Harold's Way is not a particularly demanding walk. There are no steep climbs up rocky hill ...
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'Stretching from Oakham to Harling Road Station in Norfolk ... Each end of the path has a railway s ...
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'Isaac's Tea Trail is named after Isaac Holden, an itinerant tea seller and local philanthropist ...
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'John Ray was an extraordinary man. Heralded as the father of English natural history he was a p ...
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'The King Richard III audio tour visits five sites in the city with a strong connection to Richard I ...
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'This Project was created in partnership with the following organisations: [1] EU Commission's R ...
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'The route was inspired by Lady Anne Clifford, that great lady who owned vast estates in the old ...
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'The walk has been developed as part of the Lancashire Witches 400 Project (LW400) an ambitious ...
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'The path was established by creating rights of way via tracks and lanes. It is named after John ...
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'Mary Jones, a 15-year-old Welsh girl walked 26 miles in search of a Bible. By doing so Mary hel ...
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'As would be expected from a route that goes right across the country the scenery is varied. The ...
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'Lady Mary Towneley long dreamed of the idea for a long distance route over the Pennines for hor ...
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... The great, great grandson of Jonathan Dodgson Carr 'has officially launched The Miller’s Way ...
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'The Monarch's Way is an approximation of the King's route using available public rights of way ...
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'The Trail has been developed by Sheffield Wildlife Trust thanks to grants from the Heritage Lot ...
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'Toys Hill was one of the places that inspired Octavia Hill to found the National Trust.'
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'If funding can be secured we will look to roll out more trails in other areas of the county all tel ...
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'The first part of the walk takes in the locations around Pendle Hill which are synonomous with ...
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'Born in Bristol and a member of its Quaker community, Richard Reynolds came to Coalbrookdale in ...
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'Richard Burton CBE (10th November 1925 – 5th August 1984) was a multiple award-winning actor. H ...
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'Four fascinating trails centring on Dumfries where the murder of the Red Comyn launched the War ...
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'There are also several circular routes taken from the Robin Hood Way for you to enjoy a day ...
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'Two Trails of nine 'Holes' each. For the First 'Allow approx 45 minutes at a stroll'; for the S ...
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'Follow this 16.5 mile walking trail from the birthplace of Archbishop Stephen Langton, key in the s ...
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'The route starts by Pevensey Castle and heads through the countryside to the 15th century Herst ...
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Links to details include: [1] The Beatles Story (Albert Dock) - - - : [2] Beatles Magical Myster ...
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'The Borough of Merton highlights locations associated with Nelson on their website, and they en ...
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'Nelson would have entered Portsmouth through Landport Gate, as until 1875 it was the main gatew ...
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'The Heritage Trail is 18km in length and offers visitors a great walking or cycling experience. ...
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The Walk 'Embankment • The Strand • Covent Garden • Trafalgar Square • St Martin’s Lane and Five ...
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'Pendle Hill rises majestically above an ancient hunting ground, once the home of wolves and wil ...
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Women Make History 'This is the GWL [Glasgow Women's Library] women’s history project. Volunteer ...
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'Allow 4-6 hours, plus time to visit Revolution House ... 'This historic building takes its name fro ...
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'It is the first of John’s walks to be signposted and is divided into 13 separate but interlinke ...
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