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Armistice Day (November 11 1918), an oil painting by renowned Irish wartime artist John Lavery, depicts Armistice celebrations that took place at Wellington Arch in London in 1918

The NHMF grant has enabled the Hestercombe Gardens Trust to acquire land totalling 320-acres, reuniting the world-class, Grade I registered landscape, gardens and buildings for future generations

The Boat Builders is now on permanent display in its new home at the Scottish Maritime Museum

Now known as the Lyghfield Bible, after the 16th-century Cathedral monk who once owned it, the 690-leaf volume has returned to Canterbury Cathedral after 500 years

Fry Art Gallery secures work by influential 20th-century artist with major National Heritage Memorial Fund grant

Sir Alfred Gilbert's exceptionally rare white marble bust of Queen Victoria as an ageing monarch has been saved for the nation

The University of Nottingham has acquired the last major collection of personal materials the controversial author of Lady Chatterley’s Lover, Sons and Lovers and Women in Love

After 50 years of uncertainty and having fallen into a perilous state-of-disrepair, the future of one of Wales’s most important and fairytale-like country houses, that was set to become a royal residence, is now secure

The Arts Minister Michael Ellis has announced over £1million joint investment by both National Heritage Memorial Fund and the Art Fund