Every week, Letter from America looks east. Two American hosts explore the stories, places and characters of Britain — the history Americans half remember, the connections they never knew, and the corners
Sir Walter is a famous son of the Old Exeter Inn. The liberty of this remarkable man was taken right here in July 1603. Walter Raleigh was knighted by Queen Elizabeth I
So what was life like in medieval times for ordinary people? How did they live? What did they eat and drink? Did they go to the pub? Did they travel? Did they
When the opportunity came up to buy the ship's badge of the Ark Royal, the original one was built for Raleigh himself in the 1580s, we couldn't resist!
A special place The Old Exeter Inn, the oldest freehouse in the world, has never gone in for the ordinary. Our customers don’t want the ubiquitous brands that dominate the bars of
The Old Exeter Inn has been in the book every year for a quarter of a century. That’s something to drink to! CAMRA’s Good Beer Guide is the definitive beer drinker’s bible
Britain’s Prime Minister, Sir ‘Two-Tier Keir’ Starmer has taken down portraits of Elizabeth I and Sir Walter Raleigh that were on display in Downing Street. The paintings of the last Tudor monarch and