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The Planets: Out of Darkness showcases Salisbury Cathedral as never before
Nearly 100 children help experts to map Major Lunar Standstill at Stonehenge
Bygone: John Halle was a great Salisbury character
Europe’s oldest surviving aircraft hangars and rare collection to open for public
FIFTY YEAR FLASHBACK: Horse shows and flower festivals
Bygone: Cycle regiment riders head for Salisbury Plain during First World War
PICTURES: Former court room hosts Retrial of William John Storer
PICTURES: History festival underway with lost pubs tour
Bygone: The story of Salisbury’s first ever wine bar
Bygone: The arrival of the Queen Mother to Salisbury
Bygone: On the origins of Salisbury, Massachusetts
Stonehenge’s Altar Stone 'came from Scotland - not Wales as previously thought'
FIFTY YEAR FLASHBACK: Army canoeists and a visit from the deputy mayor of Perth
Salisbury History Festival returns with exciting programme of events and activities
Bygone: Poignant tale of the wife Lord Nelson left
Surprise discoveries made during archaeological dig at country house
Bygone Salisbury: The fascinating history of the George Inn
Huge support for £3m plan to save iconic control tower at former RAF base
Cycling club with 139-year history in the city set for final ride
50 years ago this week: a royal visit, hospital fete and school open day
IN PICTURES: Hundreds gather to remember troops at Fovant Badges
QR codes at stations will enable time travel into the life of the past
Free today - museum's grand opening of £5m expansion 'Past Forward'
Bygone: Atherton House is Salisbury's connection to a former prime minister
FLASHBACK: Guides' Swimming Evening and rickshaws at Bishop's
Bygone: The Trafalgar clump – or is it the Nile?
Stonehenge Bluestones: Bristol Channel confirmed as glacial transport route
The house that played a part in the grisly execution of a duke
Water sports, fetes and fayres - this week's 50-year flashback
Bygone Salisbury: Stonehenge has been a Mecca for protestors
50 years ago this week: fairs, fetes and 70s fashion in Journal archives
English Heritage issues update following Stonehenge vandalism
30th anniversary of women priests celebrated in Salisbury Cathedral but 'more to do'
Studio Theatre and Salisbury Museum dip into correspondence of artist Rex Whistler
A barbershop quintet and a trumpeters reunion - this week's archive pictures
Street party honours D-Day landings and fundraises for Royal British Legion
Bygone Salisbury: When Salisbury was a city in bloom
PHOTOS: Veterans’ campus commemorates the 80th Anniversary of D-Day
Agents tasked with sabotage and subversion in war to be discussed at history festival
'Lost' bluestone boulder provides vital clues to Stonehenge history
PHOTOS: Boscombe Down Aviation Collection commemorate D-Day with Drumhead Service
'You could not see the sea for ships': Memories shared as care homes honour D-Day
PHOTOS: Crowds gather in Guildhall Square to honour D-Day
PHOTOS: People gather at War Memorial to mark early hours of D-Day invasion
New Forest District Council raise flag and lay wreaths to commemorate D-Day
WATCH: Three Auster aircraft fly over Old Sarum for D-Day commemorations
Everything happening in Salisbury to commemorate D-Day 80th anniversary tomorrow
Everything you need to know about the D-Day flypast over Old Sarum tomorrow
From the archives: Special edition celebrating 'grand old' Journal's 250th birthday
Battle of Fonthill, carnivals and nurses march - this week's archive pictures
Salisbury care home to host 'informative and enriching' event to commemorate D-Day
Civic Society unveil new blue plaque in Broad Chalke to commemorate Wiltshire artist
Bygone: Historic facade’s link to mysterious death
Paratrooper groups visit Boscombe Down Aviation Collection to prepare for D-Day