England and the History of Science

I organized a tour that visited sites associated with the history of science in England. Here are some of the people and sites I encountered (including some that have nothing to do with science).

Woolsthorpe Manor, Isaac Newton's birthplace Welland River in Stamford Stamford at night Burghley House, Lincolnshire Hampton Court Ceiling at Hampton Court The Hampton Court Astronomical Clock Hide and seek Hooke's "to do list" - worth a careful look King's College Chapel, Cambridge Isaac Newton manuscript Colorful street in Cambridge The Eagle. Here Watson & Crick declared they had "discovered the secret o... The Wren Library at Cambridge Punting on the Cam Oxford exams party detritus Jim Bennett, Director of the History of Science Museum, Oxford The Bath Rugby pitch in Argyle Street I snuck into the clubhouse The River Avon and the Pulteney Bridge, Bath Scenic Bibury in the Cotswolds Cotswolds countryside Lifting lager at The Trafalgar in Greenwich Emily Winterburn, Astronomy Curator, National Maritime Museum Lord Horatio Nelson's uniform, complete with blood stains and stuff. Cool! Toria Petfield, Curator at Darwin's home, and Philippa Coulthard, head gardener Obligatory Tower Bridge photo Tower of London, with the Gherkin in the background Visiting the Royal Society in London Newton's Principia, first edition Some pictures speak for themselves Graham Dolan, Curator of the Greenwich Observatory I doth bestride the prime meridian like a colossus Touroids