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Introducing a Blue & Green friend: English Heritage Shop

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Each day we’re introducing one, two or three of our new affiliate friends. If you click through the link in this article, the link is tracked and may generate a small payment to us. Sometimes the payment is per click, per user, per application, per accepted application or any combination of the above. That payment funds us so we can grow and encourage even more readers to live, spend and invest sustainably. Today it’s the turn of English Heritage’s shop.

English Heritage works to preserve some of the country’s most important historical sites.

English Heritage’s online shop offers unique gifts inspired by our country’s rich history. They have the perfect gift ideas for all ages and any occasion, many of them exclusive to them. Gifts for her include beautiful keepsake jewellery, pretty scarves and accessories and traditional scented toiletries. Gifts for men draw on ancient history, Stonehenge and the First World War, with mugs, key rings, cufflinks and more. They also have original ideas for wedding gifts and christening gifts as well as an extensive range of traditional and wooden toys children love.

English Heritage protects and promotes England’s spectacular historic buildings and archaeological sites, ensuring that they are researched, understood and accessible to all. They have over 400 sites open to the public, including the world-famous Stonehenge, the recently refurbished Kenwood House, Tintagel Castle and Hadrian’s Wall. As a non-profit organisation, the proceeds from the sale of their products are used to maintain and preserve these properties.

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