Seeking Commercial Property to let

We are looking to lease a commercial property for our science-based business, Curious Minds. This business, founded in 2004, primarily sells science & nature products (toys, gifts, & educational supplies) online through CuriousMinds.co.uk. We believe it would now benefit from a physical retail outlet adjoining a warehouse. We also own a Physics Museum and Laboratory which is currently private but we would like to expand and open it to the public and schools.

Adolf Hitler

1889- 1945 German dictator, born in Braunau, Upper Austria, the son of a minor customs official, originally called Schicklgruber. He studied at Linz and Steyr, and attended an art school in Munich, but failed to pass into the Vienna Acade 

Stephen Hawking

Theoretical physicist, born in Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, UK. He studied at Oxford, then spent his career in Cambridge, holding a chair there from 1977. His work has been concerned with cosmology in a variety of aspects, dealing with black holes, singularities, and the big bang theory of the origin of the universe. His popular writing is also notable, especially A Brief History of Time (1988). The achievement is all the more noteworthy because since the 1960s he has suffered from a neuromotor disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, causing extreme physical disability; he communicates with the aid of a computer. He was made a Companion of Honour in 1989.

Historical Civilizations

If you have lived all of your life in one place or one country, you will probably view that way of life as the best and most sensible. But if you have never experienced any other culture by living in it for a substantial period, you don't really have anything to compare it to. Only by learning that there are other ways of living can you see that things that you have accepted as facts of life are really choices that you make and can change.

About History

The branch of knowledge that deals with past events. Understanding history can help us understand the present and it can help us understand the complexity of things that happen around us every day. It doesn't provide all the answers (history does not always repeat itself), but it can help us ask the right questions.

 

Archaeology

Archaeology is the science of unearthing sites containing remains of ancient habitation, with the goal of learning about culture, society, ecology, intellectual life and beliefs; modern archaeology employs the tools of history, anthropology, geology, and biology to recover the hidden past. Archaeology studies ancient peoples and cultures by analyzing their artifacts, inscriptions, monuments, and other remains. Archaeology comes from the Greek archaiologia, meaning the discussion of antiquities. An archaeologist studies former cultures and societies by examining the material things they left behind. This normally involves digging, either on land or the sea bed, and observing what is discovered, where it is found, and what is near it.

History

Louis XIV
King of France (1638-1715)
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What is History? History is the study and interpretation of the recorded past. We often think of history as a set of dates, names, and facts to be memorized. Facts do help us study history, but they are nothing more than trivia until we try to make some sense out of them. Thoughtful, informed interpretation and synthesis of these facts will help us understand the development and interrelationships of human societies. History helps us understand many events that at first seem inexplicable, and it also helps us understand that the causes and effects of these events are often very complex.

Arts

The arts are about creating objects, images, and works that communicate a message or emotion to an audience. It might be putting on a play for a large audience, or writing a poem that someone will read on their own. The relationship between the artist and their audience is the space where a work of art is interpreted and responded to. An art is a special skill or craft that you can learn, such as the art of painting or the art of hair dressing. But when we talk about "The Arts", we are usually referring specifically to the creative arts - visual art, music, and the performing_arts such as theater and dance.