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Anglotopia Magazine: Great British Icons – A History of the Red Telephone Box
Old red phone box at dusk on a country road in Dartmoor, Devon Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared in the first issue of the Anglotopia magazine. Great British Icons is a new feature...
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Great British Icons: The Routemaster – London’s Iconic Big Red Bus – A History
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Great British Icons: The Classic Mini – A Brief History
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Great British Icons: The Wellington Boot – A Brief History of Wellies
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Great British Icons: The Spitfire – A Brief History
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Great British Icons: The Humble Post Box – A Brief History of a Design Icon
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Great British Icons: The Police Box aka The TARDIS
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Great British Brands: Twinings – A Very British Tea Company
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The Royal Society: A Look at Britain’s Most Important Scientific Institution
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A Brief History of Hovis Bread: The Bread That Made This The Most Famous Hill...
Long before there were whole-foods and artisan bakers, there was Hovis. This loaf of ‘brown bread’ had been on almost every British table for more than 100 years, and it is still going strong. Many...
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A History of Cadbury: Britain’s Favorite Chocolate
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Great British Icons: Penguin Books – The British Design Classic
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The Royal Horticultural Society: England’s Gardens Green
Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared in Issue #9 of the Anglotopia Print Magazine in 2018. Support great long-form writing about British History, Culture, and travel by subscribing to the...
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Great British Icons: Rolly-Royce – A British Icon of Motoring and Aviation
Two men who could not have been more different created the brand of Rolls-Royce. One, Charles Rolls, was a wealthy playboy with a love of engines, who died aged 32 when his airplane crashed. The...
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BRITAIN’S SENTRIES OF THE SEA: The Royal National Lifeboat Institution
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Great British Icons: Land Rover
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Great British Icons: British Rail
The early history of rail transport in Britain was one of private enterprise. Using a network largely created during the stock-market bubble of railway companies in the 1840s, many private lines...
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Great British Icons: THE AA – Britain’s Automobile association
With their distinctive patrol vehicles and motoring guides, the Automobile Association is a British institution dating back to the earliest days of motor cars in the UK. Early drivers faced many...
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Great British Icons: McVitie’s Digestive Biscuits – The Best Biscuits?
When surveys are taken of the most popular sweet biscuits in the UK, several names vie for the top position. The usual winners are chocolate digestives and Jaffa cakes, with Hobnobs and plain...
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Great British Icons: The Hawker Hurricane
A668RW Hawker Hurricane Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared in Issue 14 of the Anglotopia Print Magazine in 2019. When a teenage Sydney Camm was building gliders near his home in Windsor,...
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