Victoria Memorial, London
A monumental tribute to Queen Victoria at the heart of London, unveiled in 1911. Sir Thomas Brock’s sculpture anchors an ambitious urban redesign that reshaped the royal landscape.
Senate of Canada Building
A 1912 Beaux-Arts railway station now serves as Canada’s temporary Senate chamber, occupying a landmark downtown Ottawa intersection 600 metres from Parliament Hill.
Atlas and adras weaving
Master weavers in Tajikistan hand-craft adras, a luminous silk-cotton blend prized for strength and rich color. This UNESCO-inscribed textile tradition embodies centuries of Central Asian prestige.
St Peter’s Church, Heysham
A Grade I listed Anglican parish church in Heysham, Lancashire, serving the local community within the Diocese of Blackburn since medieval times.
St Peter’s Church, Hindley
An active Anglican parish church in Hindley, Wigan, St Peter’s is protected as a Grade II listed building within the Diocese of Liverpool.
St Peter’s Church, Scorton
An active Anglican parish church in Lancashire whose distinctive spire serves as a landmark visible from the M6 motorway. Grade II listed.
St. Olav’s Cathedral, Oslo
The Roman Catholic cathedral of Oslo, serving a multilingual congregation and functioning as the seat of the Diocese of Oslo.
Protestant Church of Reims
A flamboyant Neo-Gothic church rebuilt in 1921–1923 after World War I destruction, this Reims landmark features original Art Deco interior decoration, now deteriorated.
St Martin in the Bull Ring
Birmingham’s original parish church stands at the heart of the city, a Grade II* listed building positioned between the Bull Ring Shopping Centre and the markets.
St Oswald’s Church, Warton
An active Anglican parish church in Warton, Lancashire, with Grade II listed status and medieval rectory remains adjacent to the vicarage.