Which British monument or building do you think should be conserved the most and why?

Answer 1

Windsor Castle, i tracks our last thousand years of history and it brought us the House of Windsor our current line of Monarchs

Answer 2

The British War Museum, Bedlam, was looking fairly ragged last time I visited it [early 1980s]. Neighborhood around it seemed to be going the same way.

However, the old island's got more history than it can afford to maintain and preserve.

Most Americans agree the US Army should converge on it from all points in Europe, box up the British Museum, Winchester Cathedral, the HMS Victory, anything else they can lay hands on, and ship them to Kansas City to be the centerpiece for a new giant theme park.

Those things do need preserving.

Answer 3

Westminister Cathederal - - - it is q quirky bit of stonework reflecting the people of England - - - steadfast solid spectacular in an understated fashion and tomb and/or memorium for an impressive array of historical personages. Westminster is the Bedrock of England - - -



PS Hard call - - - all of Britain ought to be preserved but then I figured maybe you have a spacecraft and must rescue at least one monument from each nation - - - Parliment and Big Ben are nice can can be recreated much like the London Bridge while the stonework of Stonehenge and the Tower of London will endure all but the most direct of asteroid hits....

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Answer 4

I agree with stonehenge , Tower of London , i'd throw in Hadrians wall , Warwick Castle , and the Hurlers at Minions maybe less known but went there last summer on top of bodmin been there since 1500bc (approx) still standing ,you look at the sky everything else is below you very awe-inspiring .

Answer 5

The Tower of London because it brings History to life through the great stone walls. It also is a reminder to anyone visiting Great Britain that London's magnificance is still being upheld.

Answer 6

Hadrians wall, as this represents the changing face of the britons and shows how after the fall of the roman empire the british took there first steps to there own empire.

Answer 7

Stonhenge

At a few thousand years old it is one of the earliest examples of civilised human activity in the British Isles. It is very much a part of our ancient history

Answer 8

The Liver Building simply because it symbolises the city of my birth. It also looks fantastic.

Answer 9

The Tower of London because it was one of the first stone towers ever built on this island.

Answer 10

Stonehenge

The oldest part of it dates back to 3100 BC. It took generations to build it.

It is a wonder to behold.