This quaint scene is part of the R F Warner Collection. It was photographed in the early 20th century - but the photographer and location is unknown. We're asking you to help identify photos, share memories, and enhance our records - see more here 👇 https://t.co/fN8Rn9RLD8

The algorithms are making it a lot harder to spread the word about these online talks. Although numbers are still reasonable, it would be a great help if folk were able to give the 30 December event a quick share 🙂 Booking available here: https://t.co/NctfwvKCjg

Good news! We've selected Heritage Trust North West to take ownership of Baguley Hall, a stunning Grade I-listed medieval building in Wythenshawe, Greater Manchester. 🏛️ Find out more: ➡️ https://t.co/p8Jr7ThJ4Z

The traditional "Button Houses" (Düğmeli Evler) found in the village of Ormana, located in the Taurus Mountains of Antalya, Türkiye 🇹🇷. These unique structures are renowned for their distinctive architectural style and construction methods. The houses are built using local

Interested in a free place at the VAG Winter Conference? The topic is 'Vernacular buildings in urban contexts: the study of urban building types and integration with urban studies', 10-11 Jan 2026 in Nottingham. Bursaries are available - more info at https://t.co/ZdjOOIHFJC.

Bits of Bamburgh, Northumberland. The parish church, farm with horse engine house; The Copper Kettle Tea Rooms: a medieval dovecote. Seen from the castle & where we had lunch. @VArchGroup @GrimArtGroup #pen #drawing #watercolour #Sketchbook

Tree-ring dating has revolutionised our understanding of the age of ancient buildings. A house in Norwell (Notts) which was thought to be 18th century turned out to be 14th century. To find out more about dendrochronology please join us on 25 Nov: https://t.co/6WlCUsDszZ

We are thrilled to welcome back Andrew Ziminski (@natchjourneyman) to celebrate the paperback release of his acclaimed book, Church Going: A Stonemason’s Guide to the Churches of the British Isles. Wed 19 Nov, Parish Rooms, Somerton. 7pm for 7.30pm, £3 on door.

This charming view of a Worcestershire house is from a map of 1744. Its the earliest archival evidence for the property... but we know from dendrochronology that the building is c 300 years older. Come find out more on Dating Ancient Buildings, 25 Nov: https://t.co/6WlCUsDszZ

The Georgian appearance of the Bailhouse Hotel in Lincoln masks a mid-14th century open hall with a crownpost roof. This sums up everything that my next book will be about: The Buildings Archaeologist - Discovering the Secrets of Britain's Ancient Buildings. Out summer 2026 🏰✒️

Norwich's Grade I-listed Music House is being restored. 🥳 It's one of the oldest buildings in Norwich, dating back to the 12th century, and is the only secular building from that period to survive there.

#AdoorableThursday Barn door at Sherford, Devon.

Writing a section on Pevsner. Good on posh buildings, he let himself down with vernacular. Dismissed the town of Southwell with the phrase: 'Little needs mention.' Thought the Saracen's Head was 17C but his later editors refined that to 1460s. Most recent editions are very good.

I've just uploaded a preview page with a few bits and pieces of info about The Buildings Archaeologist book and tour. Due out during the summer of 2026... https://t.co/NGA5yGjqoT

#WindowsOnWednesday Some workroom windows, including dairies and cheese rooms, were exempt from window tax if clearly labelled as such.

If you're at all interested in why people used to conceal objects in their houses to ward off evil then there's a good chance you would find my book useful. https://t.co/Q8OB7Dlj0D

This rare medieval barn on 'Downton Abbey' estate was built for the Bishop of Winchester between 1451 and 1453. The impressive Grade I listed structure retains most of its original timber frame. The barn remains in agricultural use and is part of the Highclere Estate.

My next public lecture is at @scripthavenltd in Worcester on Wednesday 15th October. It will be all about Protection Marks, please do come along :-) https://t.co/1bp8QLq4vM

#AdoorableThursday Door in a barn wall in Hooton Pagnell, South Yorkshire. Walling of local Magnesian limestone with triangular and rectangular ventilation holes.

#AdoorableThursday The Guildhall, Whittlesford, Cambridgeshire.