It's been a busy week in Wiltshire including a royal visit, with the Royal Regiment of Artillery playing host to King Charles ...

"The publication date at the end of the war suggests that the photos were being used as propaganda ... in a medieval barn at the entrance to Lacock Abbey. Normal admission applies, National ...

In pictures: On the trail of Harry ... to film scenes in and around Church Street and the Angel in Lacock as well at Lacock Abbey.

Stunning images by the man dubbed the British father ... His work includes shots of fruit sellers with their goods by the spectacular Lacock Abbey in Wiltshire. Another image showcases the famous ...

This window at Lacock Abbey, Wiltshire, was the subject of the very first photographic negative, made by William Henry Fox Talbot in 1835. In collaboration with his wife Renate Heyne, also an ...

More than 1,000 photos can be seen on a new website produced ... Kraus, Jr. Image caption, The Fruit Sellers was taken in September 1845 at Lacock Abbey in Wiltshire and the shot required the ...

National Trust Images/James Dobson The trust took great pride in welcoming the dashing Mr Darcy to Lacock Abbey for BBC’s Pride and Prejudice. And it was with open arms that the cast of Downton ...

Desperate for a way to 'fix images', he came up with the idea of a photographic negative, using it for the first time to take a picture of a window at his home Lacock Abbey, Wiltshire, in 1835.

King Charles made a special trip to Wiltshire on Friday It's been a busy week in Wiltshire including a royal visit, with the Royal Regiment of Artillery playing host to King Charles at its ...