England Calendars

A Walk in London offers stunning photography of one of the world's truly great cities.

Construction of the London Underground began in 1863, and by 1914 the Underground Group ran the city's main bus company, the tram systems, and most of the Tube lines.

Construction of the London Underground began in 1863, and by 1914 the Underground Group ran the city's main bus company, the tram systems, and most of the Tube lines.

Coastline of Britain Wall Calendar: Mother Nature has spent centuries creating this picturesque coastline.

Dickens 2012 is an international celebration of the life and work of Charles Dickens, which will take place to mark the bicentenary of his birth, which falls on 7 February, 2012.

Emma Ball's Britain is a collection of 12 original watercolor works by artist Emma Ball.

England has a long, fascinating history, and a glorious tradition of arts and literature.

Celebrated for their charm, wit, and excellent manners, the English inhabit a beautiful country.

England is more than just tea and crumpets! National Geographic England 2013 presents a royal tour that any lover of England will enjoy.

England National Geographic Wall Calendar: England is more than just tea and crumpets.

Nestled in the beautiful English countryside, these cozy cottages are a heavenly retreat from the daily push and shove of the city.

Hot Royals showcases twelve of the world's most eligible royal bachelors.

This Museum of London calendar features photographs of the London of a bygone era, a time when families went to the beach by Tower Hill and a visit to Putney was as exotic as visiting a different country.

Alex Holland has a special place for London in his photography and his love for the architecture of the city shines through in the twelve black and white images found in this deluxe pocket engagement calendar for 2013.

Eighteen stunning images from British photograph Alex Holland make up this deluxe engagement calendar for 2013.

London's remarkable history, architecture, landmarks, streets, style, cool, swagger, and stalwart residents are pictured in hundreds of compelling photographs sourced from a wide array of archives around the world.

It has been said that everything looks best in black and white and these views of London for 2013 proves that to be true.

London's remarkable history, architecture, landmarks, streets, style, cool, swagger, and stalwart residents are pictured in hundreds of compelling photographs sourced from a wide array of archives around the world.

The Olympic and Paralympic games will have the world focusing on London for most part of the summer 2012.

London Easel Desk Calendar: This calendar features a charming collection of vintages images evoking London including Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth, Piccadilly Circus, and the Union Jack.

Featuring a collection of striking black and white photos from this storied city, this London wall calendar is sure to please even the most judicious anglophile.

Pass the time by piecing together this vertical, mini puzzle featuring a classic, red London bus that pops against a black and white view of Big Ben.

London Glitz Mini Wall Calendar: To walk the streets of London is to walk through time, savoring the royal pageantry of centuries on into our new millennium.

London Glitz Wall Calendar: To walk the streets of London is to walk through time, savoring the royal pageantry of centuries on into our new millennium.

The word ?Pub? is the informal name for a ?public house? which is an establishment that can serve alcoholic drinks on site.

To celebrate The Queen's Diamond Jubilee, the V&A is holding an exhibition of portraits of Her Majesty by world famous photographer Cecil Beaton.

Steam Railways of Great Britain Wall Calendar: Symbols of the Industrial Revolution and modernity, the steam railways of Great Britain offer glimpses of the past against the British modern day landscape.

From the Chelsea Flower Show in London to a modern maze in Sussex, you'll see uniquely English gardens, including those of the Royal Horticultural Society and the Hilliers Arboretum in Hampshire.