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Travel through northern England’s dramatic border country to explore two remarkable castles. This course examines Bamburgh and Alnwick within their historical landscapes, tracing royal power, conflict and daily life on the Anglo-Scottish frontier. We also visit surrounding places linked to exploration and social history. Ideal for those interested in British history, travel and the stories embedded in historic landscapes.

DELIVERY MODE

  • Online

SUGGESTED READING

  • Northumbria The Lost Kingdom (2012) - Paul Gething
  • Alnwick Castle by Fitz-Greene Halleck
  • The Archaeology of East Marton: Captain Cook's Birthplace - Peter Rowe
  • Bishop Burton and its People: A Village History" - Margaret Borland and John Dunning

COURSE OUTLINE

  • Bamburgh Castle
  • Alnwick
  • Alnwick Castle
  • Alnwick Gardens
  • Captain Cook - Birthplace Museum
  • Bishop Burton, Yorkshire village

LEARNING OUTCOMES

By the end of this course, students should be able to:

  1. Gain a greater understanding of the history of these two castles, and of the birthplace and travels of James Cook.