Heritage Totally Explained

Everything about Heritage totally explained

Heritage refers to something which is inherited from one's ancestors. It has several different senses, including:

Cultural heritage, a nation's historic monuments, museum collections, etc.
Natural heritage, a nation's fauna and flora, natural resources, and landscape
Tradition, customs and practices inherited from ancestors
Virtual Heritage, an ICT work dealing with cultural heritage
Inheritance of physical goods after the death of an individual
Biological inheritance of physical characteristics
Birthright, something inherited due to the place, time, or circumstances of someone's birth
Industrial Heritage, the monuments from the industrial culture
Transportation: it used in the context of light rail urban train operation. It pertains to slow-speed operation of trains that use vintage (pre-1970) streetcars.

It is also:

Heritage (Doctor Who), a novel in the BBC Books series

The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank located in Washington, D.C.

Heritage Guitars, a boutique guitar manufacturer, separated from Gibson

Heritage New Hampshire, a museum companion to the New Hampshire theme park Story Land

Heritage Records (Australia), a 1960s Australian record label

The Heritage, a golf event

The Heritage at Millennium Park, a skyscraper in Chicago

Heritage, a pro-Western political party in Armenia

Heritage, a political party in Zambia

Heritage Mill, North Chailey, a windmill in Sussex.

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