Self-explanatory plaque, commemorating Sir Edward Coey Link on Merville House the grounds of which became Merville Garden Village. © Copyright Albert Bridge and licensed for reuse under this...
Off Chapel Lane © Copyright Adrian Cable and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence . Submitted via Geograph
This plaque tells of the use of the building when it was first built. For a wider view of the inn ST6316 : The Britannia Inn, Sherborne © Copyright Maigheach-gheal and licensed for reuse under...
Northern side of Cambridge market. © Copyright Scriniary and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence . Submitted via Geograph
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The irregularly shaped stone plaque is on the south side of the London House - for context see TQ3082 : The Dickens House Museum. It reads "This library is dedicated to Sir Charles...
Plaque on the front of the hall in Fisher Road. See SP3957 : The Memorial Hall, Bishop's Itchington. © Copyright David P Howard and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence ....
This gives the context to the memorial plaque SE0923 : The Eric Brearley Memorial, Hebble Valley Trail, Halifax that appears in the foreground. © Copyright Stephen Craven and licensed for...
The inscription on the concrete pillar is already fading in the sea air, but reads: "Brett Asphalt - 50 years in Whitstable Harbour - July 97". There is also a logo of CVH France. See TR1067 :...
The blue plaque on the grade 2 listed building is one erected by Southwark Council and reads "Sir George Livesey 1834-1908 Chairman of the South Metropolitan Gas Company and one of...
The plaque on the rear of the Theatre Royal records that Wilde's plays "a woman of no importance" and "an ideal husband" were first performed here. For context see TQ2980 : Suffolk Street,...
This commemorative plaque, typical of those on late Victorian engineering works, reads: "This bridge was erected & the works in connection herewith carried out in the year 1888. Mount, Mayor....
The date stone on what is now Camelot School reads "LSB Bird-in-Bush Road Schools 1893". LSB was the London School Board - see Link for a history. © Copyright Stephen Craven and licensed for...
One of five plaques along the alleyway. This one, presumably a quotation from Dickens' novel Little Dorrit set in the prison that stood here, reads "there was not one straight floor from...
For context see TQ3579 : Surrey Docks offices. The blue plaque is one of a series by Southwark Council to mark historic events in the Borough, and are not connected with the national...
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On the B1122 Aldeburgh Road © Copyright Adrian Cable and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence . Submitted via Geograph
Plaque on Mill Street bridge over the River Medlock. Mill Street was obliterated in the mid 1990s by Alan Turing Way SJ8699 : Alan Turing Way. © Copyright Gerald England and licensed for...
St. Mary the Less in Trumpington Street. This small church dates back to the 12th century. It is also known as Little St. Mary and was originally called St. Peter-without-Trumpington-Gate....
Commemorative plaque for the Golden Jubilee of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II, 2002. For overall view see SP3067 : Village green, Old Milverton, Leamington Spa © Copyright David P Howard and licensed for...