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English Heritage is delighted to announce that a statue of the ‘real War Horse’ Warrior, is to be installed at Carisbrooke Castle.
History: Isle of Wight
The Isle of Wight is rich with history.
From the middle ages to the Victorians and beyond, the Island spirit of independence, innovation and creativity is still felt today.
Below are articles in which stories of Isle of Wight history are mentioned.
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On 28th October it will be 50 years since Black Arrow launched the Prospero satellite. Thanks to the NaShers, you'll be able to see a replica of it at the Wight Aviation Museum
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The Medway Queen Preservation Society is set to visit the Isle of Wight for a model railway exhibition in May, showcasing the history of the ship and its connection to the Island
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The FORTH Report unveils community-backed vision for Ryde Town Hall as a cultural hub
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The Cowes Hammerhead Crane is under threat if not repaired soon. Hear from the the Chairman of the Cowes Hammerhead Crane Trust
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Colin Elvers presents his slide show tonight called The Mystery Tour
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Garry Momber from The Hampshire and Wight Trust for Maritime Archaeology will be giving a talk about the stone age village found under the Solent at next week's Cafe Scientifique meeting (Monday 13th Feb).
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Discover Undercliff’s history at Ventnor’s engaging talk with Heritage Service Manager, Richard Smout
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Look out for the volunteers from Carisbrooke Castle Museum at Sainsbury's in Newport today.
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Public artwork unveiled in Newport to commemorate John Milne
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Free entrance to Dinosaur Isle this weekend
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The much anticipated English Heritage event "Stop the Rot", held in conjunction with the Friends of Frank James, took place at the lavishly decorated Grade II* Listed Northwood House.
