Katharine of Aragon Festival 2017
The Katharine of Aragon Festival occurs annually at the Cathedral with some events at Peterborough Museum, organised in collaboration...
Heritage & Culture
Tremendous Tudors!
The Tudor period was one of tremendous change, not only in religion, but also in the arts, sciences, politics...
David Starkey: “A new town has been wrapped around something very remarkable…”
After giving a fascinating talk on Peterborough past, David Starkey talked exclusively to The Moment about his thoughts on...
David Starkey: “It’s history interacting with now…”
On Saturday 10 September 2016, Dr David Starkey delivered a short address in the Knights’ Chamber on the occasion...
Peterborough Cathedral visitor centre
This year saw one of the city’s oldest and most historic buildings, Peterborough Cathedral, adding something completely new to...
A Merrie Christmasse at Longthorpe Tower!
Longthorpe Tower is getting set for some authentically medieval goings on, with costumed re-enactors recreating a complete medieval Christmas....
Elf portrait! Interview with a Christmas elf…
Elves are very busy at this time of year making sure everything is ready for Christmas, and can be...
The ghosts of Christmas past… at The Vaults!
In October 2015, Vivacity’s Priestgate Vaults – the restored ancient cellars beneath Peterborough Museum – opened to the public....
The Thomas Cook History Man
The Thomas Cook Exhibition ‘Wish You Were Here’ at Peterborough Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the 175-year history...
What’s at Peterborough Cathedral’s new visitor centre?
The newly opened Visitor Centre at Peterborough Cathedral will tell the story of the Cathedral and its history through...
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Perkins Engines – Built in Peterborough
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Rolls-Royce: Part of Peterborough’s...
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From Karachi, with love…
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Steam along the Nene
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St Kyneburgha – 900 years young!
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Education
John Clare – Peterborough’s Rural Muse
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Heritage & Culture
The ‘Weaker Vessel’?
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Heritage & Culture
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